It's good to know about the Ryobi Parts store. I have a fair amount of Ryobi tools, thankfully none have died yet but it's good to know where to get parts of one does go up in smoke.
Hey , you got any idea what's causing my ryobi circular saw to cut off after a few seconds being turned on ? I guess it's eitherr the trigger switch or motor ? Don't even get to put it into lumber it just cuts off
Check the contacts inside, and does it do it with different batteries? One of my multi-tools has worn clip stops, so the battery drops out too. Finally, never use a saw with a battery lower than 4ah.
TTI which is Ryobi Milwaukee and rigid can all be fixed on your own but trying to go through the proper channels is sometimes bothersome. I only have the 18 gauge airstrike brad nailer and the Band file. By seeing your videos and others that go up in smoke makes me not want to consider buying Ryobi at all. I think the only ones I would buy are the cabinets that you bought and paint them red and they will match the rest of my packouts and my pack out wall I have on my channel.
I'm super happy with the line overall. The price point is good and they have lasted me a while.. Just like everything else, they haveca couple of lemons, and have some gaps in the product line. But I don't regret buying into the line.
I have enjoyed all mine so far, I use the 3/8 , 3 speed brushed impact for alot of automotive work I do, and man it's a life saver, I have floor jacks but I prefer my scissor jack cause (paired with Jack stands) can be deployed so fast with my impact, I can have the car off ground so fast and then ugga dug those lugs off quicker than regular floor jack users can slide thier jack to the car
It's good to know about the Ryobi Parts store. I have a fair amount of Ryobi tools, thankfully none have died yet but it's good to know where to get parts of one does go up in smoke.
They are really easy to repair.
@@DadItYourselfDIY I have taken quite a few apart for reviews and most are fairly easy. Probably the hardest was the brushless reciprocating saw.
What makes it so different from a regular brushed motor unit?
@@DadItYourselfDIY the rubber grip by the blade end hides the screws. I couldn't see a way of getting it off without cutting it.
Thats silly. Heat to peel the glue?
Wow. Thank you for showing how to fix these tools. Now I know how to fix mine when they break.
Don't forget to read the instructions!!
Dad It Yourself DIY and thank you for the reminder
I literally have every one of those except the drill press. Gonna file this one for later reference 😁
I keep buying them, its an addiction.
Hey , you got any idea what's causing my ryobi circular saw to cut off after a few seconds being turned on ? I guess it's eitherr the trigger switch or motor ? Don't even get to put it into lumber it just cuts off
Check the contacts inside, and does it do it with different batteries? One of my multi-tools has worn clip stops, so the battery drops out too. Finally, never use a saw with a battery lower than 4ah.
TTI which is Ryobi Milwaukee and rigid can all be fixed on your own but trying to go through the proper channels is sometimes bothersome. I only have the 18 gauge airstrike brad nailer and the Band file. By seeing your videos and others that go up in smoke makes me not want to consider buying Ryobi at all. I think the only ones I would buy are the cabinets that you bought and paint them red and they will match the rest of my packouts and my pack out wall I have on my channel.
This is just a few that are broken of the HUNDREDS that I own and use every day.
Very impressive. Great job thanks for the video.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much this was so very helpful!
I am glad it was! thank you for the comment and support!!
Hi Buddy most of the links dont work the pages just say access denied. But that you for sharing the video
Well let me get those fixed!
How easy should the motor turn by hand?
Slight resistance with no grinding or rough patches.
I have the Ryobi 246 multi-tool went back to the store to warranty yet they tell me they do not have this model anymore
What about the P340?
What is the motor part for the reciprocating saw?
Depends on the model. For the P514 it was 230074015.
For best results, power tools should be optimized to belch billowing tufts of the thickest blackest smoke, acrid beyond comprehension. Cheers!
I push mine pretty hard!!
How do i get in touch with you sir
Instagram @DadItYourselfDIY or Dadityourselfdiy@gmail.com
what's your honest opinion of ryobi out of curiosity?
I'm super happy with the line overall. The price point is good and they have lasted me a while.. Just like everything else, they haveca couple of lemons, and have some gaps in the product line. But I don't regret buying into the line.
I have enjoyed all mine so far, I use the 3/8 , 3 speed brushed impact for alot of automotive work I do, and man it's a life saver, I have floor jacks but I prefer my scissor jack cause (paired with Jack stands) can be deployed so fast with my impact, I can have the car off ground so fast and then ugga dug those lugs off quicker than regular floor jack users can slide thier jack to the car
I drive a full size truck the 1/2 takes care of those lugs no problem. My #shorts video on Wednesday in on the impact wrench.
@@DadItYourselfDIY I meant half in, I said 3/8 cause I just ordered the 3/8 and got mixed up
bro should have used toulene. for the sealant.
I wish I had some Toluene.. Maybe Ill try good old Gasoline next time.
What's happened to ryobi the quality is dropping fast and the brand will suffer!!!
I don't see that at all. These items failed because I missed used them.
@@DadItYourselfDIY I looked on ebay today and so many ryobi tools up for spares or repairs even though the tools look mint?
Unknown.. mine make me money every day..
@@DadItYourselfDIY great repairs specially the Cork gun
Thanks!