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Looks like Ryobi also has a refreshed Trim Router coming out this year. It looks very similar to the Ridgid model, with the exception that it is not brushless.
Price is going to be $69
https://www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/products/details/18v-one-palm-router
Yea a lot of times when you see a new ridgid tool you get a stripped down ryobi version, they did the same with the sanders last year but I’d shell out a little more cash for the orange option
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$69 is a pretty good price I’ve heard a lot of good things about the ridgid
JimboS1ice wrote:
19 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:Yea a lot of times when you see a new ridgid tool you get a stripped down ryobi version, they did the same with the sanders last year but I’d shell out a little more cash for the orange option
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And then we’ll all shell out just a bit more for the red version!
khariV wrote:
4 hours ago, khariV said:And then we’ll all shell out just a bit more for the red version!
Id love a red version, most likely being theres a ridgid version as well, we saw this with the nailers
Just got my hands on it and it seems very nice. Haven’t used it much. Just ran it through some pine. Pretty impressed for a $70 tool.
Eric – TIA wrote:
Just got my hands on it and it seems very nice. Haven’t used it much. Just ran it through some pine. Pretty impressed for a $70 tool.
How’s the vibration? That’s why I noticed about ryobi tools there is little to no dampening with them
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It seemed fine, but again I just ran it quick just to try it. It’s pretty cold outside so I was a wimp and didn’t want to stand out there. Friday should be warm in the 30’s, so i will give it a try with some oak and other wood.
Eric – TIA wrote:
It seemed fine, but again I just ran it quick just to try it. It’s pretty cold outside so I was a wimp and didn’t want to stand out there. Friday should be warm in the 30’s, so i will give it a try with some oak and other wood.
You think dude? -12 this morning wtf ha ha
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Mike and I both want a cordless trim router. We were considering trying the existing Ryobi one, but maybe should wait for this. Or perhaps the RIDGID will appear in Aus under the AEG brand.
“This palm router has micro-adjustment for precise depth control and cuts over 600 linear ft. per charge”
that is quite a bold statement……that is like trimming 25 sheets of 4’x8′ plywood on a charge?….wow
Do you guys have any cordless routers down there?
yeah I thought the same but how much are they cutting? Just laminate? A tiny bevel? Or a decent roundover? Just don’t know.
Eric – TIA wrote:
Just now, Eric – TIA said:Do you guys have any cordless routers down there?
Just the Ryobi.
comp56 wrote:
“This palm router has micro-adjustment for precise depth control and cuts over 600 linear ft. per charge”
that is quite a bold statement……that is like trimming 25 sheets of 4’x8′ plywood on a charge?….wow
Yea how big and awkward of a battery? Imagine a 9.0 on a router?
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dwain wrote:
Just the Ryobi.
No AEG/Ridgid?
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I looked at the older version Ryobi and that one had some high marks. Hopefully they will get the new one down there soon.
JimboS1ice wrote:
1 minute ago, JimboS1ice said:
Yea how big and awkward of a battery? Imagine a 9.0 on a router?
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well that is the thing, if the batteries are getting bigger better faster…..to big and it will defeat the purpose….
yeah lots hope. Though I’d rather the BL Ridgid one.
comp56 wrote:
well that is the thing, if the batteries are getting bigger better faster…..to big and it will defeat the purpose….
I don’t even like putting a 4.0 on my cordless sander it’s bulky enough with a 2.0
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swingin a M18 fuel drill with a 9.0 ah battery over your head all afternoon will become a chore in short order
pretty darn close shape wise
The Ryobi one is great and last a long time on a 4.0…really doesn’t feel awkward cause your gripping the middle…the ridgid one is a little better …
Captain Obvious wrote:
8 hours ago, Captain Obvious said:
This is the older model. The 2016 version is based on the ridgid model, but is brushed instead of brushless. I’ve been looking for one locally but non of the home depots near me have them in stock.