RYOBI 18V ONE+ HP Compact Brushless 4-Mode 3/8” Impact Wrench Review Model PSBIW01B
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The New RYOBI 18V ONE+ HP Compact Brushless 4-Mode 3/8” Impact Wrench is a completely new Ryobi tool with new electronics and safety for the longevity of the tool. This new Ryobi HP Impact Wrench is 5.4" in length, 31% more compact, and 29% lighter in weight than the Ryobi brushed 3/8" impact wrench. The big deal here is the new electronics!!!!
The New RYOBI 18V ONE+ HP Compact Brushless 4-Mode 3/8” Impact Wrench operates at a max of 160 ft-lbs. of torque. The specs on the new impact wrench and the new impact driver are the same at up to 3,900 IPM and 2,900 RPM.
This impact wrench has 4-modes - High, Medium, Low, and Auto Mode to prevent over-tightening and uncontrolled removal. This tool will operate with any of the Ryobi One+ 18-volt batteries.
The tool has a 90-day worry-free satisfaction guarantee and a 3-year warranty.
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I love Ryobi. We decided to stick with Ryobi due to their battery system and all the different tools we could use with it, and it's saved my family time and time again...
But Ryobi needs change their battery placement. Keep the connection, keep the form factor, just change how it's placed onto the tool. I would have even been happy if they would have flipped the battery around for these tools.
Ryobi, if you ever want a product designer to give you some input on battery improvements without leaving "the Ryobi battery shape" behind, contact me.
Same here....I too like the ryobi battery system . 😎👍
Really enjoy your content! Can't believe you don't have more subscribers than you do.
Btw thx for encouraging me to grab the mid torque m18. That thing took a lug nut off in 1 second, dealer torqued! Amazing.
It's fun to see a 3/8 drive impact wrench try and do the lugs... But in a practical sense... I would always use my 1/2" impact to do that work. I'm looking forward to the new line up... But my current Ryobi tools have to die first.
We used it at the top of its rated ability and it removed 1 of 3. Not bad for a shallow well socket. I agree, this is not for lugs, but nice to know what it can do.
Great video thanks can't wait for the impact driver and drill review!
I would like to see RYOBI put out a 1/2 inch HP Impact Wrench. I’ve had the RYOBI line since the blue and yellow line up. RYOBI works great for what I use the tools for.
With impact wrenches I always use the auto function and a torque wrench on wheels, but I agree the switch makes more sense on the 1/4 hex impact
I cant wait to get the impact wrench
I used to use DeWalt as my go to then my brother Wich was a Ryobi user let me use his Ryobi impact at a job after that use I switched immediately I have been using Ryobi ever since and it has never let me down and I put a lot of wear and tear on it and is still running strong over 3 years later I have never used the new impacts your showing but after this video I will go tomorrow and purchase a set and leave some feedback after a couple weeks of use
I want a 1/2” brushless impact... like everybody else! Surprised Ryobi doesn’t make one since almost every other major manufacturer does! Nice test and video as always!
There is a brushless 1/2” impact, its currently an Australian product but there is a US version coming soon
Ryobi makes A 1/2 inch impact brushless wrench 600 ft- lbs.
Ryobi p262
Wow you got your handsome these tools already dang @WorkshopAddict
My whole box is ryobi and is more than follows 2x brushless drills, 1x brushless impact driver, 1x brushless 3/8 wrench, 1x brushless grinder, 1x electric ratchet, 1x multi tool aka dremel, 1x brushless skillsaw, 1x Sawzall, and over 13 batteries excluding all the extras. Would HIGHLY recommend the tools for the budget friendly people because they have truly made leaps and bounds over the past years.
I have a Snapper Yard Curser 42" law mower. I had been taking it to a local lawn mower show from where I bought it years ago.
This lawn mower's claim that you can tilt it up on it's back to change the blades and grease it.
You need to be a football linebacker to get this thing tilted up so what I did it put a chain hoist around a telephone pole in my back
yard, hoot the chain to the front bumper of the lawn mower and wrench it up.
Normally the bolt on each blade is kind of hard to remove. I used my socket wrench to remove the bolt but no luck. I even tried my
Ryobi full size 18v drill to see if it would work but no luck.
I went to plan "B" and got my Ryobi 18v grinder out and used the grinding wheel to sharpen the blades while they were still on
the mower.
I guess the people at the lawn mower shot used an impact wrench to put the bolts on.
I figured if I rented a motorcycle trailer to take it over there and back and have them service it it would probably cost about $150 or
more. If I buy the Ryobi impact tool and it worked I would save money. I wouldn't have any use other for this tool.
I just wish those guys didn't tighten the bolts so tight.
What I'd really like to see is a few things: (1) make the mid-range impact wrench (R18IW7-0) available in the U.S.; it's only available in the AU/NZ/UK and has a 1/4" adapter that turns it into a impact driver. (2) release a new full size brushless 1/2" impact wrench that is comparable to the Ridgid R86011. And finally (3) new HP batteries that use the popular high-current 21700 cells that other tool brands are using, but that Ryobi only uses in the compact 3.0 ah battery.
Oh man i cant wait for release day for these! (8/14/20 online 9/1/20 in-store)
I wish i could preorder
They look nice. Wish they had dropped this line for ryobi days but I get it.
I’d really like them to get their 40v 1500-3000w inverter out, with a solar charging capability
Also, I’d love a high power Ryobi version of the Bosch Freak 2-in-1 impact
@workshopaddicts auto reverse isn't for stopping when impacts stop, it's made to stop when any resistance stops meaning the nut is almost off. That is to ensure the nut doesn't go flying off the stud or bolt and hit the ground running
Roger, then they should say that in the instruction manual. I just repeated what I read.
@@WorkshopAddict They talked about it in the official demo video but you're right, the manual should reflect the same information.
love this 3/8 impact will buy and I haven't even finished watching, I already know your going to use it wrong, just giving you a jab to the ribs
We can always count on this channel to dis Ryobi somehow.
I like the look shame to say couldn’t remove the Lugs though kinda a big deal but will have to check them out for my self thanks for the review
Those lugs are tighter than the ones on most cars and trucks, but it is still a compact impact wrench.
WorkshopAddict that’s true as well thanks again for the video
What would really blow it open for ryobi is if they added a high torque 3/8 or 1/2 impact.
Hey that's a cool wood splitter.
I've used and abused the original large impact wrench. While not hugely powerful.. it's never let me down. And I've gotten it hot lots.
I wish ridgid would have also put more power settings on their compact impact driver
The fact that ryobi is ALWAYS in the conversation with it's industrial or professional strength counterparts should say something about it. You're paying less for a pretty decent tool.
MANY professionals do use ryobi and have had success with the brand. For DIY'ers and moderate usage, you can't get a better bang for your buck. I've tried many brands, still love ryobi.
Could you do a comparison of the new 1.5 battery with the old 1.5? I know there's not enough there for a full video, but just a weight and size comparison would be nice to see. Would like to know if it's similar to the Ridgid idea where they actually managed to shave the physical dimensions of the battery down a fair amount.
The difference is basically that it has a slightly different look with a large fuel meter. No real difference in size as it still has five 18650 batteries in it.
The other Ryobi brushless tools perform notably better under load with the HP series packs vs the Lithium/Lithium+ packs that lack the extra tabs that provide a little extra current when needed (like driving huge lags, driving a larger hole-saw/forsner bit, breaking lug nuts free, etc..). Feels like Ryobi is shooting themselves in the foot bundling these with a pair of crappy 1.5 ah starter packs vs one of their P195 / 3.0 ah compact HP packs.
I see this is a torture test but normally any 3/8 won't take off a 160 ft lb lug nut. With tools like this you have to consider application. Ryobi is a damn good brand for light to mid duty stuff. Even my snap on 14.4v 3/8 has trouble sometimes with normal stuff
On the presentation we saw a few hidden up coming tools, anyone know what could be?
They need to come out with a high torque impact wrench.
Amen!
Or at least a mid torque
Eric L 👍🏿!! At least!!!!
Just curious what was the model number on the one that was smoking?
Will this be able to undo 200nm torque..
Honestly, I'm considering doing what Man Caver did: get them both and swap the anvils. I would love to have the speeds and auto setting on a jobsite impact driver. I don't really need them on a 3/8" impact wrench. Gotta wait and see some more torture tests first, though.
Why not a side by side Ryobi 3/8 Hp vs 3/8 original. Same with each Ryobi 1/2. I'm looking to pick one up. That the 3/8 couldn't delug a tire is an issue.
Those are nice looking impact drills
No special power boost contacts. Ryobi could come with a backpack vac similar to Milwaukee and Dewalt DUDE, but medium sized for light duty dust extraction you can sling over your back. More closer to a bigger dustbuster vac but with an accordion hose. Also Brushless.
8:57 Good demo 😂🤣👍 *lets make some kindling* LOL
Good video nice and informative demonstrations brian @WorkshopAddict
Watching this video in the new Ryobi line. .. The new Ryobi wrench has the same selection on the bottom as Milwaukee I am wondering if Ryobi is now trying to Match the line as Milwaukee because of the tool the man is using has the same button trigger as Milwaukee I love the new line of the Ryobi. The green and black really make it stand out I hope they keep this going great look now TIM from Canada
Same company makes both ryobi and milwaukee. Techtronic Industries
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I would not use that impact wrench for big lag screws. Just simple installation yea, but not medium to heavy duty.
Agree, I was looking to overload it and see some LEDs flashing.
Thanks for the video by the way. So is the head painted metal or plastic? I feel like it is plastic and I wouldn't doubt it, because it seems Ryobi is really trying to make the best tool with the cheapest construction. Basically more for a DIYer. Which is fine because they are good at doing that. Yet, if that is plastic, I think I'll pass and get something more in my other batteries I own, M12 and M18.
It's definitely not the droid I'm looking for haha star wars reference
Is it your camera or have they REALLY amped up the neon green?
Might be a bit of both.
Sometimes your tests seem to go awry like the splitting wood here 🤪
I guess you prefer the 12V DeWalt to the Milwaukee M12 because of the smaller grip? Or is that a compact 18V DeWalt?
I don't hide stuff that goes wrong. It is what it is. I like the 12 volt Dewalt Extreme more because of the power and size.
Ive yet to kill any ryobi tool...of course batteries crap out but i have some that are 5+ years old and still get some use out of them as well. Ill stick with my ryobi tools for many more years!👍
So i have the impact driver what your saying is i dont really need to by the 3/8 because they are exactly the same?
Yup
I use the impact driver for everything I would use the impact wrench for. I just use a hex to 1/4 drive OR hex to 3/8 drive adapters and I'm good to go. The modes are pointless if you ask me. That's why the trigger is made variable so I can control it myself.
Man I think u can tell this video a few years old because I have these same tools and they perform much better then what shown here maybe it's because I run only hp batteries in hp tools my smallest battery is 2ah an have the added battery terminal connections for communication between tool an batt idk I just know my identical looking tools perform twice as nice as what's shown here
Milwaukee m12 3/8 impact puts out 250 ft/lbs
all my vehicles lugs are 75-85 lbs. I've never had a vehicle with the lugs tq'd to 165 ft lbs. Is that normal for a truck?
Yes, a standard F150 is 140 ft lbs and an F250 to F450 is 165 ft lbs. Most small SUV and passenger SUVs are 110 ft lbs. The days of even a 90 ft-lbs lug nut are long gone. a 75 ft-lb lug is unheard of unless you drive a tiny foreign car.
HP is for Home Professional, in other words just a new name for Prosumer.
I think ryobi is being held back by their promise to always support the 18v line. their batteries are simply to huge most of the time. Just comparing size/ah with other brands and you get the feeling they are 20 years behind.
Ridgid played something similar with the sub-compact 18-volt. Wouldn't it be cool IF these were 12-volt and also took the 18 volt battery.
@@WorkshopAddict @WorkshopAddict I might be getting old but i feel there is already some manufacturers doing that with the 18v-36v line already?. and yes it would be really cool and practical for everyone involved especially as it would allow the 12v line to have a ready customer base. A problem ryobi has that i dont feel mentioned is that its in some ways being held back by being in the same company as Milwaukee as im sure TTI dont want there to be to much overlapping between its customers.
@@odin8214 yup, you are right. The current situation that seems to be playing out at all tool companies is how many brands can I make a similar tool in without much expense to drive sales. No real new stuff, just changes to branding.
@@wojtek-33 From a design perspective i think they could be able to save some space on their battery packs. but they are also supporting tools made all the way back in 1996 and this gives them 20+ years of tools that they need to support one way or another. even small changes can have big effects. maybe the answer is for them to go into the 12v market but this place also has pretty though competition.
@@wojtek-33 21700s have enabled minor improvements in battery pack size. For instance, with Bosch.
I use this for engine compartment / under the car stuff. Definitely not suspension I use my air gun 1/2 for that but a lot of places the air gun will not reach or go this is very handy with 3/8. Got some extensions and swivel from stubby to 30in love it. I find it useful to have different sizes of impacts and electric ratches really improves efficiency and not living in the god damn Stone Age with hand tools 😂
Get a dewalt or milwaukee 3/8 to hex bit adapter and you got the impact driver you wanted.
Nice point!
They should've went further like more compact than what it is, more features and at least make it comparable with the hp batteries. If your gonna upgrade make it count . Makita and Milwaukee still reign surpreme
They missed a few things with this impact. Just like you said the modes should've been there. Another thing is they say this is a hp impact but I've seen a video by vcg construction that shows it doesn't have the extra contacts for the hp battery
None of the new HP tools have the contacts. If they were going to make a line of tools that doesn't take advantage of the HP batteries' primary feature, why call it the HP line? Their branding department definitely needs to be reprimanded. It's just going to lead to confusion.
I'd really like to see you guys do a review of the new Makita compact 1/2" impact wrench. 240 ftlbs of max torque and 430 ftlbs breakaway.
Will work on it!
Those lugs are 160??? My crown Vic calls for 90 only
One way to split kindling, lol
Which dewalt is that?
12 volt extreme 3/8
My m18 fuel impact driver could have done lugnuts better
Why would you try to undo wheel nuts tightened to 165 with a 3/8" Impact Wrench???? You would never tighten them with one?
I don't know what this gentleman expects with the purchase of this tool at this price. If you want one that is stronger, then be prepared to shell out a lot more money. Most of us don't have a nice shop like that. Long story short, if it doesn't do what you want for the money then take it back to Home Depot.
Stupid like Ridgids "sub compact line" having a huge battery. Milwaukee M12 can't be touched IMO.
Makita sub compact and DeWalt Atomic definitely pull off the concept better.
orijimi I’m a big Ryobi fan but I agree Makita kills it. I grab those black makita drills most often.
Its a lot cheaper and smaller than the last wood splitter i bought
Are you first to get them?
I dont know.
I have a 6 ah hp battery and it says hp on it
The hp battery have 2 extra terminals on the back side of battery neck those are just new updated regular batteries if I were u I would test with hp batteries
These tools are only 2 terminal tools and do not use the extra terminals you are speaking of.
@@WorkshopAddict on the bottom of a hp battery neck it has 2 terminals st like the bottom of the handle
@@texasjourneyman207 I understand that. These tools do not use those. 2 terminal tools here.
Those Ryobi 1.5 batteries are NOT HP or High Performance. its just a PBP002.
Being in the Automotive industry I would Never use or expect a 3/8ths Impact wrench for 1/2 inch Work. 3/8ths Impact aren't designed for that type of work. Anything above 16MM is a waste of time.
Ridgid sub-compact line is much better then this Ryobi sub-compact at work when i can not record i use bosch and DeWalt i do not own the subcompact line of tools from Ridgid i did have for a week the Makita subcompact kit 3 tool and that was with the reciprocating saw impact driver and drill i returned it got my bosch for work it was part of our tool budget i could have got Milwaukee
I am pretty sure the Ridgid subcompact and Ryobi compact are the same tools.
@@WorkshopAddict your probably right on that if I owned them both i would compare them they both have a place in the tool world
Ryobi impacts have been a monicker of sub-power
Hoping this new adaptation of the higher grade electronics allows them to do a high torque.
Lmao
Those batteries are too damn big. What are they thinking?! It looks like they are wearing clown shoes.
Ridgid is the same way on the sub-compact. BUT, the electronics are a huge deal. This is good for Ryobi owners.
@@WorkshopAddict Yeah if you're already in the ecosystem it's exciting
I haven't had a problem with my Ridgid 18 volt subcompact impact wrench.... the head is where the fastner is the battery hasn't been an issue..... yet
They're thinking that they made a promise to their customers that they would always support their One+ line and they'd never change their battery style. That has to have been a hard thing to stick to, so I commend them for being one of the few companies that actually keeps their promise to their customers. That's extremely rare these days.
I am not a huge fan of Ryobi power tools. Their batteries are old school by design. I do own a Ryobi 18v string trimmer and I am happy with that but I will go run out and stock up on Ryobi tools. I do own quite a few Ridgid power tools and my Ridgid Gen 5 hammer drill keeps popping off the battery while in use. I need to deal with that because it is a piss off. Nothing like drilling a hole and the battery comes loose. I have the Milwaukee 3/8" stubby and it has done everything I have wanted it to do. But I will say, I am going to be looking a little harder at the Dewalt line up.
Those batteries are not hp the hp batteries say one + h p. On them
first of all toss the instructions! nobody reads those
The batteries are longer than the drill once again ryobi drops the ball but the dyi people won’t know the difference
They are stuck using the same battery and it does not work well for compact. You are right.
@@WorkshopAddict I've never had the battery get in my way. It's always the head or body. Seems like a rouge point.
the modes are lame put it on high and use your brain!
Right? It's called a VARIABLE TRIGGER. Infinite modes lol