Thank you for the video. People are quick to jump on you about comparing two different price point tools, but I appreciate hearing the differences and knowing what I'm paying extra for and whether that is worth it to me. Please ignore the keyboard warriors, anyone with half a brain knows that these are gonna be in different leagues. Some of us are still interested in how far apart the leagues are.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Yes it’s reasonable to compare those too because they’re both very popular. Admittedly, there a different price point and different feature packed with the comparison is reason but I really appreciate your comment. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
Exactly right. It’s easy to find a comparison of which cheap tool to buy. Or which expensive tool to get. But it’s nice to see someone comparing cheap and expensive using the same methodology.
I'm a couple of years late to the party, but thank you sir for a fantastic comparison. I recently got a Ryobi to fix some minor things at home, and stumbled upon this video. Learned a thing or two about the Ryobi from your comparison! As others have already mentioned, ignore the negative comments, this comparison has a purpose and it was well made! Cheers
I appreciate this video. Your comparison is valuable in deciding if double the expense is worth it on this particular tool for my expected use. It also shows features to look for in any jigsaw. Don't worry about the couple of nay sayers, this video is extremely helpful.
Thank you Jennifer for your nice comment. Both of these jigsaws work well. For the home use the Ryobi is just fine but the quality durability and power of the Dewalt is superior. Consider subscribing. Thanks, Joe.
I got all xr 5 dewalttools. All aroubd 120 a piece. But someone offered me a ryobi jigsaw with battery and charger for 30$ which i could NOT PASS. but this video makes me want the dewakt obviously alot more. The tooless angle change is awesome.
Love the video, whatsoever Ryobi is in this case a powertool for diy projects. Dewalt is for professional and experimented woodworkers, For high volume framemers too. : )
Hey buddy, you are so correct. The Ryobi is a DYII device not a professional tool but it’s still pretty darn robust. The Dewalt can work day and day out and I love that so much. Consider subscribing. Thanks, Joe.
Bought a couple of days ago Dewalt and the dust blower doesn't work, it's impossible to follow the line I draw. I will faint blowing the dust if I need to make a long cut .... what is your experience? Also, is Ryobi good for long straight cuts?
I’m so sorry to hear you’re desperate doesn’t work on your Dewalt I would return it. The Ryobi does work for a long cut but overall the sturdiness and durability of the Dewalt I think is quite superior
Also great comparison esp for someone like me who finally fell into two brands. Eventuslly ill prob swap to the dewalt but maybe not i mean for 30 bucks damn i got a killer deal
Hello Harry. Thank you for your comment. Yes you’re right. The Saw is definitely supported, but I just felt more comfortable with the balance, moving it around changing positions, etc. By the way, I also have Milwaukee, which I like a lot too. I do like DeWalt, but I’m not married to them. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Hey buddy, good comment I wish I was on the Dahl payroll but I’m not. I just tell it like it is. I actually have become a big Dewalt user although other brands are great as well including Milwaukee for sure. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I'm sorry Dr. Joe, this was a miss from the word go. Comparing a saw that cost double that of the other just doesn't prove anything. The first comparison you made was that the DeWalt had a dust blower and the Ryobi didn't ... not true, the Ryobi does feature a dust blower. That's when the comparison ended for me.
Thank you for your comment. I’m sorry it’s taking me so long to respond. You are correct that the Ryobi does have a dust blower but it is incredibly weak. I think most of the dust movement occurs because of the oscillation of the blade. The blower is fair at best and again I apologize for this error on my part. Thank you take care Joe
I can’t argue with you. Yes good comment they’re not comparing apples to apples at all for sure. I did describe the various differences, however, between the two and stated how the Ryobi is really for light use, and the Dewalt much more professional. Good, good point thank you consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
Thank you for your comment and you are totally right. It is an unfair comparison but it’s good to review two different price points of a similar tool. The Ryobi is actually very usable but obviously the Dewalt would be my preference if I had to choose from. However I need a cordless jigsaw in two locations one in which I rarely use one of the Ryobi suits the bill for that. Thanks again take care joe
It is possible to find tools at half the price that are just as good as the expensive model. Marketing of bigger brands often takes up a lot of the cost. Overall, this comparison was a good idea and very valid. Many people do consider whether they should opt for the cheaper tool or spend more on a bigger brand. Why be unkind and judgemental? This guy took the time to make this video to help people decide before committing to one or the other. I found this evaluation completely valid and useful.
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Yikes....lots of couch coaches here. I congratulate you for taking time to do this review. It's has a place and a purpose. I found it very useful.
Thank you for your comments Scot. Please consider subscribing. Take care Joe
Thank you for the video. People are quick to jump on you about comparing two different price point tools, but I appreciate hearing the differences and knowing what I'm paying extra for and whether that is worth it to me. Please ignore the keyboard warriors, anyone with half a brain knows that these are gonna be in different leagues. Some of us are still interested in how far apart the leagues are.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Yes it’s reasonable to compare those too because they’re both very popular. Admittedly, there a different price point and different feature packed with the comparison is reason but I really appreciate your comment. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
Exactly right. It’s easy to find a comparison of which cheap tool to buy. Or which expensive tool to get. But it’s nice to see someone comparing cheap and expensive using the same methodology.
I'm a couple of years late to the party, but thank you sir for a fantastic comparison. I recently got a Ryobi to fix some minor things at home, and stumbled upon this video. Learned a thing or two about the Ryobi from your comparison! As others have already mentioned, ignore the negative comments, this comparison has a purpose and it was well made! Cheers
Thank you so very much for your kind comment. I really appreciate that. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I appreciate this video. Your comparison is valuable in deciding if double the expense is worth it on this particular tool for my expected use. It also shows features to look for in any jigsaw. Don't worry about the couple of nay sayers, this video is extremely helpful.
Thank you Jennifer for your nice comment. Both of these jigsaws work well. For the home use the Ryobi is just fine but the quality durability and power of the Dewalt is superior.
Consider subscribing. Thanks, Joe.
Very nice comparison review! Thanks!
Thank you very much for your nice comment. I appreciate that. I’m glad you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I got all xr 5 dewalttools. All aroubd 120 a piece. But someone offered me a ryobi jigsaw with battery and charger for 30$ which i could NOT PASS. but this video makes me want the dewakt obviously alot more. The tooless angle change is awesome.
Thank you for your comment. You did get a great deal on your Ryobi however. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Love the video, whatsoever Ryobi is in this case a powertool for diy projects. Dewalt is for professional and experimented woodworkers, For high volume framemers too. : )
Hey buddy, you are so correct. The Ryobi is a DYII device not a professional tool but it’s still pretty darn robust. The Dewalt can work day and day out and I love that so much. Consider subscribing. Thanks, Joe.
Bought a couple of days ago Dewalt and the dust blower doesn't work, it's impossible to follow the line I draw. I will faint blowing the dust if I need to make a long cut .... what is your experience? Also, is Ryobi good for long straight cuts?
I’m so sorry to hear you’re desperate doesn’t work on your Dewalt I would return it. The Ryobi does work for a long cut but overall the sturdiness and durability of the Dewalt I think is quite superior
Also great comparison esp for someone like me who finally fell into two brands. Eventuslly ill prob swap to the dewalt but maybe not i mean for 30 bucks damn i got a killer deal
You have a great deal. There’s no question and it will serve you well for a long time. Take care. Joe.
Thanks for sharing!
Hey buddy, thank you for your nice comment. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
I just wanted to say its a great informative video .. Thanks
then also read the most critical comment section on you tube haha
Glad it was helpful! consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your comment. I hope it was useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
@@JosephHunstad. Done it already 👍😁
The DeWalt is double the price of the Ryobi, of course it's going to be smoother and more refined. Good overall comparison though.
Thank you for your comment. Both work well actually but for more repetitive work on going work etc. the Dewalt is my choice.joe
Balance is a non-issue. The saw is being supported by the wood you're cutting. DeWalt fanboy.
Hello Harry. Thank you for your comment. Yes you’re right. The Saw is definitely supported, but I just felt more comfortable with the balance, moving it around changing positions, etc.
By the way, I also have Milwaukee, which I like a lot too. I do like DeWalt, but I’m not married to them. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Another guy on the dewalt payroll bwahahahaha
Hey buddy, good comment I wish I was on the Dahl payroll but I’m not. I just tell it like it is. I actually have become a big Dewalt user although other brands are great as well including Milwaukee for sure. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I have the Ryobi one. It’s sh$t. Which is why I’m here looking to buy a different brand.
I'm sorry Dr. Joe, this was a miss from the word go. Comparing a saw that cost double that of the other just doesn't prove anything. The first comparison you made was that the DeWalt had a dust blower and the Ryobi didn't ... not true, the Ryobi does feature a dust blower. That's when the comparison ended for me.
Thank you for your comment. I’m sorry it’s taking me so long to respond. You are correct that the Ryobi does have a dust blower but it is incredibly weak. I think most of the dust movement occurs because of the oscillation of the blade. The blower is fair at best and again I apologize for this error on my part. Thank you take care Joe
Why are you comparing the 2 one cost half of the other. Compare the DeWalt to a Milwaukee, or a Makita . Not a Ryobi that is for do it yourself people
I can’t argue with you. Yes good comment they’re not comparing apples to apples at all for sure. I did describe the various differences, however, between the two and stated how the Ryobi is really for light use, and the Dewalt much more professional. Good, good point thank you consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
@@JosephHunstad of course love your channel and am subscribed
I can answer “why”, for me: I don’t know whether I need a fancy jigsaw or not. So seeing a feature by feature comparison is nice.
Sorry but this is silly, the DeWalt is twice the price of the Ryobi of course its going to be better, like comparing a used Ford with a new Mercedes.
Thank you for your comment and you are totally right. It is an unfair comparison but it’s good to review two different price points of a similar tool. The Ryobi is actually very usable but obviously the Dewalt would be my preference if I had to choose from. However I need a cordless jigsaw in two locations one in which I rarely use one of the Ryobi suits the bill for that. Thanks again take care joe
It is possible to find tools at half the price that are just as good as the expensive model. Marketing of bigger brands often takes up a lot of the cost. Overall, this comparison was a good idea and very valid. Many people do consider whether they should opt for the cheaper tool or spend more on a bigger brand.
Why be unkind and judgemental? This guy took the time to make this video to help people decide before committing to one or the other.
I found this evaluation completely valid and useful.