JIGSAW - Ryobi vs Milwaukee | PRO vs Joe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Overview of the M18 Fuel Barrel Jigsaw and the Ryobi One+ HP 18v Brushless Jigsaw. Is it worth $70 more?
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Thumbs up on the vid. I would like to add that it sounds like you had the orbital function off on the Ryobi. Turn the dial to its highest setting and you will find it will cut much faster. Still doubt it will come close to the Milwaukee in performance, that thing is a beast!
Played with that off video. There was no noticeable difference in power. Unfortunately, I truly barely use these for anything for other than rough cuts and it showed 😂
"yeah, it's a Ryobi". Best comment ever when reviewing Ryobi. And I own Ryobi tools!
You put together well thought out easily digestible videos. I really enjoy them and I hope you stick with it. We need more honesty on TH-cam
LOL, I like after you cut the first wood, you said, Yeah, it's Ryobi. I did notice, however, that there appeared to be fewer tear outs on the Ryobi.
Both tools had quite a bit of tear out, but this is completely bc of the blade used. There were the Diablo rough cut blade and have very few TPI. For fine finish you would want and blade with higher TPI or I like a downcut blade.
Just found your channel. Nice honest review. Subscribed.
Thank you!
What 😂 0-4 for tight radius lmao 🤣 i just had to replay it. Great video bro 👌👍👍 but thats orbital. Keep it up bro love your videos!!
I talked about (admitted) this with someone else 😂. Had to show proof of an older jigsaw that functioned that way. In all fairness... the orbital function did not increase the performance a noticeable amount.
Ive had the ryobi for about 6 months and its wildly capable for its price. I love milwaukee but there are just some tools that milwaukee doesnt greatly outperform
I would need to test the D-grip milwaukee. Power wise, it's not even close. But, for doing jigsaw things... Ryobi was great, especially for the price! I just truly use it for rough cuts 99%of the time.
40% is greatly in my definition
Me owning multiple tool lines and Ryobi one of them, my only complaint is the batteries. The HP battery doesn't seem improved as marketed. Same kind of goes with Ridgid. I like and use the tools, it's just my experience with them.
That's good to know. Thank you.
Nice of you to not charge the Ryobi before you started! This was BS!
The Ryobi was actually so much better, I had to give it a completely dead battery just to give the Milwaukee a chance.
Have both brands, need a cordless jigsaw…this video pushed me to buy the Milwaukee
Thanks
Might have some gunk and build up in the seat for the blade. try a little dilute rubbing alcohol dip the seat end pf the blade and break some of the build up, use compressed air to blow it out after breaking it up.
also might be gunk and build up inside the lock mechanism no letting proper compression on the blade, again dilute alcohol and a Qtip followed by blow out, you can then follow it by spraying some dry silicon lube to maintain lubrication without practical build up, will need to be sprayed regularly as dry silicon does not stay on surfaces long
It has been this way since new in box. Should have exchanged it immediately lol. It's not so much that the blade won't seat properly, more so that the blade is almost always at a cant (twisted). It's not a huge issue. Just like pointing out issues with a tool when I run into them. But, I'll try cleaning regardless. Thanks for the tip.
It took you longer to change the degree on the Milwaukee than it did to cut with the Ryobi!
🤣 Yes... the first time every using the tool took me a minute to figure out.
Also took twice as long to cut with the Ryobi as it did the Milwaukee 🤔
the angled cut i think Ryobi won. By the time you have changed the angle on the Milwaukee, the Ryobi is done cutting :D
Agreed, BUT..... this is just a function of the barrel grip milwaukee. The D handle grip functions the same as ryobi. I just find the barrel grip more comfortable while cutting so I'll sacrifice the time to adjust the angle. And... idk about you, but I've nvr cut at an angle with a jigsaw other than that video lol
@@mfcbuilds you have a point. I have never cut angled with my jigsaw lol!
For cutting wood, is this better than a portable recip saw?
Be more specific? I love my jigsaw for rough cutting 8/4 and even 10/4 boards. Miter saw almost always kicks and binds.
@@mfcbuilds there are reciprocating saws clips showing everything is great about them, so I wonder if you had to choose only one between a jig saw and a recip saw, which one would you get?
@myuncle2 I owned a jigsaw for years before buying a recip. My advice on buying tools is... wait until you need a specific tool for a specific job, then go buy. I "try" not to buy tools just bc I want them
I agree on the bs. This is a sad story. Milwaukee is my choice. Ryobi is great for the dryer. No complaints.
Agreed!
Seems like u got the orbital setting different on both. Ryboi smooth cut on 0, Milwaukee is on 3 faster cut 😂
🤣 it has been previously pointed out lol. I went back and tested. Both tools were showed proportionate differences.
For a home use I think ryobi is good for the price use maybe one!S a year
Once a year - Ryobi
Once a week - Milwaukee
That's a nice hat. Can you please send me a link to buy one.
I don't know man. Some guy trying to run a business usually gives them away 🤔
Awesome 👏
Thank you!
The Milwaukee is best used upside down trust me
I have been known to hold my impact upside down
How can this be. Ryobi is made by the same company as Milwaukee, TTI.
They do have the same parent company, TTI, but as far as I know, each of them have their own R&D teams
@@mfcbuilds I see, thanks.
Should of just bought a dewalt. Waste of money down the drain.
Man I forgot about the dewalt guys lol. Earlier videos I've made my case for other brands. Regarding Dewalt, milwaukee, makita... just pick the one that feels the best and has the tools you like. They're too similar.
@@mfcbuildsI love this. Guy once told me. Pick your favorite color and what looks cool and run it. Once you get to the top dogs they’re all the same. Marginal differences at best.
@@EAGLINWRX Agreed!
Shouldn't buy Milwaukee, Ryobi or Ridgid they're owned by China who uses slave labor to make their tools
Those percentages are in comparison to the NON brushless version of the RYOBI JIGSAW not vs. other brands. It still would hold its own against other brands, i just wanted to correct your experiment where it was wrong when i caught it.
Thanks you for correcting the marketing material that I am reading directly from their product box that is in no way meant to mislead consumers lol.
@@mfcbuilds man i just left out of home depot before i watched this video, and spoke to a ryobi woman that had been texting about ryobi days since i left the damn store. We held both boxes in our hands and had a discussion. Where you misinterpreted what you read, which i didnt see you reading anything but the box, isnt my fault buddy. Youve been done with brushed motors so you wouldnt have the conversstion i had anyway because im not an in depth tool guy. But i can read and have a high comprehension level. Great video though i appreciated it. Milwaukee is hella expensive and all my tools are ryobi so anyone that gives us a fair shake, im on their side.
I appreciate that. Ryobi has held their own in almost all testing. The only one I truly cant recommend is their 18v recip. I honestly shook my hands to death. Using that tool any more than a minute wreaks havoc on your hands.