New (button lock) Kid In Town! Ryobi Tools vs Milwaukee Fastback / Utility Knife Folder Showdown!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2023
- Ryobi Folding Utility Knife / RHCKF01 - Quick & Easy Button Lock Utility Tool (possible EDC) Knife.
www.directtoolsoutlet.com/pro...
Similar to the Spyderco "compression lock" system
- Box / cardboard cutting
- EDC
- EDC Tool
- Home tool - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Dear God, get to the Ryobi you're reviewing.
Frustrating.
Thank God he doesn't drive a ambulance
😂😂👍
Yeah right! It took him like 8 minutes to press the button on it. Dude loves his own voice. heh, heh.
As a construction worker and also a knife guy, really appreciate the way you talk about it. I’ve carried the fastback with screw driver/multi tool for a few years. I love it, it actually prevents me from carrying a knife as regularly. But I can really appreciate the knife concepts Ryobi put into their utility knife for sure. Great vid dude
Late message back to you, but thanks for your feedback! The Fastback Multi Tool Utility Knife is still my favorite. I was just surprised on not knowing that Ryobi made a push button folder also & hard to find. Hence my video. Thanks for watching!
I obviously prefer the Fastback which has a locking bit holder and bottle opener...
I’ve gotten to the point where I prefer carrying a utility knife as my edc knife. You don’t have to spend tons of money for one, like benchmade or spiderco orother high end brands like those….Blade refills are cheap and you can flip the blades when one side gets dull. I have several of the Milwaukee versions….
Me too. I use to be obsessed with putting a razor edge on my knife. I’d spend so many hours perfecting it. I’ve wasted so much time and money. I always carry a utility knife. So easy to change a blade.
Had a knife similar to the Ryobi, the "upside" down pocket clip keeps the blade up during fold. It came open slightly in my pocket one day, exposing the tip. When I reached for it, the fresh blades tip went straight into my finger, had a serious injury for a minute. Only like the color, easy to find.
Are you a lefty by chance?
Great review on the Ryobi. I carry the Milwaukee 48-22-1505. If Ryobi came with something similar to this I would buy one for my collection. I carry the Milwaukee as EDC along with a Victorinox Compact and a Knipex XS. These 3 tools cover me for most of whatever comes up during the day.
I carry Utility Knives often… they are super easy to change the blade and I like the Milwaukee Utility Knives a bunch. Also I like the FC, and even the WorkPro Utility Knives are pretty good. Thanks for the video, I will keep an eye out for the Ryobi. Have a great NFL Sunday. Beretta9MMUSA Sr.
The Milwaukee 6 in 1 Fastback is awesome, i use it to break down boxes. When i break down boxes I'm saving the blade by mostly cutting the packing tape at the seams & not the actual cardboard unless i have to. Also i use a serrated blade in it for rope, etc. My contender utility knife for carry is the Spec Ops utility knife, it's a lot thicker, has more blade storage. Is a 2 step opening process which protects against accidental opening. Doesn't have a driver. Has a window punch of sorts. It has a pocket clip but is really wide. Best carried in a jacket pocket or day pack.
I'm a ryobi fan as well, I may need one of these!
I did not know about the blade storage on my fastback. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Love the clip placement. Actually useful for quick-draw action. Still, I've a gripe with all three: no left-handed versions.
That button on Ryobi seems like it would drive me crazy. Hard to believe it would be better than Milwaukee's
Hi! Not saying it’s better, just different. For some (Spiderco peeps) & people that want to carry a utility blade vs a pocket knife. The Milwaukee Fast Back (w/tools) is still my favorite. Thanks for watching!
Ryobi now has a stun gun in their 4 volt crafting line and have an exacto knife that's unbelievable.
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What…! Stun gun…. I’ll check it out. Thanks for watching and the info!
@@athomehack7789
Absolutely and if you haven't seen the Ryobi Verve BT Speaker that you can connect 100 together, it's a product audio company's don't even have.
I had one of those ryobi clutch drives. Ran many screws drilled many holes. Got it in late 90s I'd guess. It finally burned up after many years
Seems like it would be so easy to add at least 1 extra blade storage. Great feature without much expense!
I hear ya! Thanks for watching & your feedback
@@athomehack7789 scanned through your videos and i'll be wasting a whole bunch of my work time watching them in the coming days lol
Cool video, is the mechanics of the locking system pretty much the same as a compression lock? Looks very similar, would love to take one apart and see what it all looks like inside ❤ also can you flick it open with your thumb or finger on that ridge on the top of the blade
I enjoy the stored blade just for top of ladder convenience. if I am not near my bag.
you could have demonstrated the lock before the 7 MINUTE MARK FOR F'S SAKE!!!!!
I have the very first Milwaukee fast back that came out i dont think they even make the design anymore its been by far the best utility knife ive ever had i wish they still made it i carry it everywhere i go
It says Coming Soon on the Ryobi website as of right now.
I will probably buy one, just cuz I like buying tools. Just looking at them, will probably stick with the Milwaukee for everyday use.
if you like the finger choil buy the fastback set, 1500 & 1505 and switch out the blade holders
Wow didn't know ryobi had this, the milwaukee fastback was my favorite folding utility knife, but this may take the title. Surprised not seeing it at Home Depot yet.
Why would this be your new favorite? The fastback has far more utility than this one. It would be a huge downgrade
They're all nice. If you wear a tool belt for a livin, you would know the term ... minimalist.
That being said, the ryobi is nice.
Awesome breakdown, thank you! Weird question, but what is your orange, angled flashlight with that cool blue button? Olight?
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However, the JR H01 is small, right angle, magnetic bottom & produces ample lighting for any application. I love this about the JR. Thanks for watching!
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So a review on a hart utility knifes Walmart has some cool ones online. All these brands are made by the same parent company. So I'm curious if there is much difference?.
Update-
1st: Milwaukee Fastback is still my favorite
2nd: Yes, not YELLOW / RYOBI GREEN (fluorescent yellow / lime green…. ; )
3rd: Yes, I’m long winded. Just use your thumb to “fast forward” if you’d like.
4th: Thanks for watching!
Where do they sell the Ryobi? I haven't seen them anywhere
Was this a factory blemish on tools direct?
If you live near a Direct Tools store they will ship it there for pick up free.
Eh great but it would only kick the cobalt lackback out of my pocket if it had a lockback or similar lock. And a metal piece holding in the blade.
as a milwaukee fanboy, i find that is actually a lot better than the fastback. IMO. just cant justify the color lol
Neiko utility knife is a nice tool
I've been screwed like that before by direct tools. Bought a nail gun only to find out home depot has it with warranty for same price😢
14 minutes and 38 seconds I’ll never get back.
Yes, you can get back most of that time! Here’s how you do it: Next time you have your “special time” by yourself & your porn, just don’t do it & do something else for that 14min & 38sec….There you go Carlos. However, thanks for watching!
i own RYOBI tools but im going to give it to MIlwaukee, i think they got it Right and gonna be tough to beat. love the extra tools and bottle opener. RYOBI Doesnt have nothing
i recommend a workpro utility knife
Shipping costs more than the actual knife lol. Nice knife thoe, would absolutely pick one up if I saw it at home depot just for the high vis color.
Totally, I hear ya. The Milwaukee Fast Back “multi tool utility” is still my fav. But this one is a good backup or on a different pouch
To me nothing beats the fastback with built in driver. Great for electricians like myself. This one doesn’t beat that knife in any way in my opinion. Great review!
With you on that. That driver has come in handy on so many occasions and being able to one hand deploy the blade is so convenient
Get rid of the stupid bottle opener and then it’s close to perfect. The bottle opener bites me from time to time. Maybe also integrate extra bit storage somehow? Kershaw has a knife that has spring loaded but holders
@@jon-erikbutcher3609 agreed to that too. The bottle opener is useless. They seem to through a bottle opener on everything
You always want tip up, spine forward pocket carry with folding knives.
Fastback all the way bro❤
The only thing wrong is, a small compartment to store three more blades
Oops looks like am going hunting for this gem😮
I know Amazon sells Ryobi folder knives but not utility knives
I’m a utility knife guy I use one daily opening and flattening boxes I’ve used many different types my one gripe is after dropping them a few hundred times the opening and closing mechanism and locking mechanism fails they don’t stay closed or open half the time I’m looking for a nice solid knife that can handle anything
Thanks for watching. Check out the Fiskers new(er) Utility Knife.
@@athomehack7789 thanks the retractable utility knives where u unfold it like a knife but then have to press the button to slide the blade in and out that mechanism sticks now and then and I would have to spray some WD 40 inside but that only lasts a short time when dust and dirt builds up again and I’ve also tried squeezing some lubricant in also dust and dirt is a utility knife enemy lol
Yellow?
Ryobi Tools should make a utillity knife that will have a built in 1/4 inch screwdriver with 1/4 inch bits philips, flathead, and a bit extender along with extra storage for the bits and blades if that will ever happen but they wont but I love the video.
I’d like to see this! Thanks for watching!
Milwaukee makes a utility knife with a 1/4" extended bit driver on the other side
@@chimchu3232 Yes I know and it's a very cool tool to have and comes in handy when you need it at all times.
Leave them open so we can compare. Thanks.
yellow? i thought it was lime green!
The fact u can open it manually can make it dangerous if u someday forget to put ur knife up and ur kids get to it. That could be a hospital visit. I prefer the fastback.
You realize they are all the same company but different Branding. LOL
Am I the only person that sees the folding action as a drawback?
Years ago Husky had a (now discontinued) boxcutter, It was incredible. When they stopped selling them at the Home Depot I died a little. It was a Base Metal body, right side carry with a pocket clip that had a release that you could open and store 5 blades inside.
Simple thumb slide for exposing the blade and retracting. A metal release for the blades. when you needed a new one you toss the old blade slide the release back inside and it would load a new blade. No folding.
Many years later wandering amazon I found that the EXACT same item showed up under Olympia Tools, I bought 4 of them "Olympia Tools 33-183 Turboknife by Autoload" $25, The regular turboknife sucked, the autoload is superior.
To be honest there is some blade play but through years of using this same cutter I have never had a blade come out, with anything that I cut.
Dang! You know and feel passionate on your fav! Thanks for sharing & watching!
I'm just here to see how you managed to make an almost 15 minute video about a utility knife. That's impressive!
If I had any constructive feedback, I'd say you tend to mention things and then immediately dismiss them as unimportant.
I guess I'd also mention the constant reference to standard pocket knives. I carry a utility knife at work and a pocket knife when I'm in street clothes.
I've carried the Milwaukee Fastback since it came out years ago. Decent knife, use it everyday. I'm sure the Ryobi is fine and I'd consider it if the Milwaukee ever breaks. It's unlikely since I've work of almost all of the red coating on this one and it still works like brand new.
Thanks for your reply. It was refreshing to read vs some of the others. Sometimes, I go & go. I try to give more info than needed at times, in my vids. It’s because, that info might be important to at least a couple people out there. There’s no “mold” on the prefect TH-cam video, but I try.
I do this just to give others a chance to view, prior of purchasing if it makes sense to that person. Again, thanks for watching & your words!
And yes, FastBack Muti tool version is my fav!
@At Home Hack Hey, your channel, brother! It was interesting and informative but a tiny bit unfocused. To be honest, that might be your charm. Keep doing things your way, I just wanted to toss in my $.02. Thanks for the reply!
@@londenard Your words are very welcomed. Have a great day!
I have a coworker that loves ryobi and doesn't mind being picked on. Id like to find this for him
Direct tools. Thanks for watching!
He has Milwaukee already if I was him I would’ve just went with the Milwaukee fastback compact it’s literally the same thing as a Ryobi just Milwaukee
3:25
He finally shows the knife sheesh
Yep, long winded…. Did you make it to the end? Guessing you’re use to TikTok quick vids to get your fix… thanks for watching!
liner lock
So basically its the milwaukee utility knife but without the philips/flathead/1/4" nut driver, saved you 15 minutes
Yeah, it’s the fastback compact
I don’t own anything ryobi but every time I use something I don’t mind it
I really like their cordless stapler that uses the arrow staples
7:05 - opening and closing action
Thanks for watching!
Best button lock is the fiskers pro
I’ll check it out! Thanks for the suggestion
Both are designed and produced by the same company TTI
I hear ya. (Ryobi / Milwaukee = TTI) But still, the odd thing is, it has never been in a Home Depot store, just Direct Tools…. Why I wonder why? (stated in my vid) Thanks for watching & comment!
Yeah, I especially liked it when you ran your finger over the string cutter on the Milwaukee.
Just goes to show anyone can make a video.
You should check out the vid where a guy shows you how to remove scratches on your car.
He uses a propane torch.
Lol ryobi is chartreuse, bright green not yellow. Otherwise great video.
He kept saying yellow and I was like "huh?" There aren't any DeWalt tools there
@@Ottero87 my bad. I corrected myself in future vids on the color for Ryobi.
Ryobi 👦 Boy 😅😂👍🏽
Hey what is the name of the spyderco compression lock knife?
2 (compression) Spyderco knives were in this vid:
1st - Spyderco Watu
2nd - Spyderco Lil' Native (Knife Center Exclusive / smooth G10 w/CPM Cruwear steel
Thanks for watching!
@@athomehack7789 of course! Thanks for all the work you do!
I bought the fastback when it first came out. Nice knife. Hate it for work. Waay to fat. I buy the smallest one i can get with a quick Blade release blade that is NOT a lone button on the side (when i’m abusing it ill unintentionally release blade.) i just use my pockets too much to be carrying that brick
A lesser known but really good utility knife is the Olympia Tools TurboPro
did they ask you to do that? i find it funny your comparing two tools that are made from same people its the same company!
Nope. I wish I was sponsored.
What exactly is FACTORY BLEMISHED.
Not sure, not employed there, but here’s their website & I’m sure the answers should be there:
www.directtoolsoutlet.com/
But, I’ve purchased many items from T.D. over the years & had 1 item w/a issue. Got it resolved & TD & Ryobi, easy to work w/on warranty issues.
Seems to be closed boxes/containers/packaging with blemishes. Tears, rips, crushed corners, whatever. At least from the stuff I’ve bought.
@@roro54321 Thanks so it looks like it's mostly the packaging. I have 35 Ryobi 18 volt tools in my collection and also collect Flip Knives and will be ordering the Ryobi one and several of the hand tools that I never new existed. Thanks again
The tools on DirectTools (Ryobi's factory outlet) are graded.
* New
** Factory blemished = New but with imperfect packaging . Same warranty as new.
*** Factory Reconditioned = These are store returns and come with a short 90day warranty. The power tools will have the word "RECON" heat stamped onto them so that they can't be returned to retail stores or be sold as new. Smaller items may get shipped with non-retail packaging.
_
Hope that helps. 🙂
Just needs a driver..
yellow? i call it light lime green
Yes, it’s Ryobi Green…. My bad & I got lit up by saying “yellow” already… But come on… right?!? Thanks for watching!
@@athomehack7789 lol i aint mad at ya
A few months ago the company I work for said you cannot carry a knife that does not stay locked when closed. So the Fastbacks are good but that Ryobi would be a no go. Apparently some guy somewhere else in the country who works at my company had an accident of some sort. This is not the first time this sort of knee-jerk reaction has happened. The mngrs at my company are slowly turning us into a bunch of pussies.
I've been carrying a pocket knife since I was 9 yrs old and I have never, not once, had an accident with a pocket knife and the Fastbacks are the only knife I've ever used that has a lock to keep it closed. Btw, nice Spyderco's. I've got both of those and love them.
Thanks for sharing! Go Spydercos!
same owner, made in same factory, different brand
Thanks for watching
My God show the damn thing! No disrespect but damn I'm here to see the product and 7mins later..
Thanks for watching!
I'm sorry but I cannot Watch a commercial that's made into a movie.
Thanks for watching anyway!
No. Definitely not tempted. Sticking with my 6 in 1 fastback
Bruv, hands down the Milwaukee 6 in 1 is way better than the ryobi!
The fact that it closes without pushing the button is a MASSIVE NO.
Thanks for watching!
@@athomehack7789 yes sir
I do look forward to more videos
*PromoSM*
The Spyderco lock is not a compression lock. It is a liner lock.😅
“Roy… me Boy….!” You might want to go to Spyderco’s website & see what they call all their "many lock system names." Thanks for watching & Enjoy!
Definitely is the compression lock
@@TailSpin215 sure is
Your Spyderco knife locking mechanism is called a liner lock!
Thanks for watching, but you’re wrong. Spyderco makes many different lock systems & the 2 in my video from Spyderco are “compression locks.”
Get educated 1st, before you state your comment(s). Here’s a link for you to study:
www.knifecenter.com/item/SP251CFP/spyderco-watu-ethnic-series-folding-knife-cpm-20cv-satin-plain-blade-carbon-fiber-g10-laminate-handles
@@athomehack7789 why do people comment when they dont know what theyre talking about
Blade release on Ryobi is plastic junk. That’s why you changed what you said about it being “silver” to saying “gray” since silver implies that it’s metal. I use my utility knife at least 50times per day and I’m not gentle about it. Been through countless Stanley and Dewalt knives. Milwaukee is the only one that lasts worth every penny. I have had mine for over a year and like I said it is heavily used every day. Milwaukee is damn near indestructible. Oh and Ryobi is not “yellow” it’s Green.
1st- Milwaukee Fastback (6 in 1 / I stated this in this vid) is my fav of all time.
2nd - didn’t change verbiage “sliver to gray” because it’s plastic. (just me babbling) Doesn’t matter, works just fine. Lots of plastic on any power tools & hand tools that works great. If it works, it works.
3rd - Thanks for watching & all your feedback
FFS several minutes in before he touches the subject knife and 7 minutes in before he opens it...
I feel asleep waiting for the review to start.
Wow, really that bad…. What were you hoping for?!? (Battery operated utility knife?!? - don’t put it past Ryobi to make this…! ; ) However, thanks for watching!
Lastly- Iron City Rob:
- I watched your 2 videos from your channel….. (6 years ago, not good ; (
-why are you using Mike McGill’s (Powell & Peralta) Logo as your own……! He invited the “McTwist!” What did you do (no good videos, but just smack talk) invent? You are a “POSER!”
nothing screams "im poor" like owning ryobi
Thanks for watching!
why would you say something so stupid. i aint even a ryobi guy and i still think this is a very ignorant remark. harbor freight shit is cheaper. some of ryobis tools have been tested to preform pretty well, such as their mutitool
@@theknifeconnection9571 oddly enough, I like that Ryobi is cheap & does the job, for my needs. I rather spend my money on things that I have, that most people (macdaddysmurf05) would wish for…. (Real estate(s) kids (3 paid) college fund & some nice fun things & more cheap tools! There’s always HATERS! ; )
@@theknifeconnection9571 anythings possible when you lie #StayHumbleBeLessPoor
MEH 😑
Compression locks are notorious for failure ryobi sucks
Sorry you had a bad experience w/compression lock - I own many & had no issues, but thanks for watching & have a great day!
One tool in One, I'll pass.
At least you watched! Have a good day