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ClaegMember since Oct 2016

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https://homefixated.com/new-ryobi-tools-2017/

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Nice, good for ryboi users


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Cr8ondtMember since May 2016

P508…. want

DR99Member since Nov 2012

Some people talk crap about Ryobi, I will admit their old cutting tools were weak even with Lion batteries. I wonder what happened to the High Capacity batteries from Ryobi that was talked about a year ago? It’s not going to happen?

Framer joeMember since Nov 2016

The link above says all the new batteries are in the first couple months of 2018…..I like Ryobi …they have solid tools, I’d say better then kobalt , HF, BD, 

cliuMember since May 2017

I have waited for a cordless shop vac for a long time. I was hoping for something like Milwaukee’s 2 gal. shop vac. This is more than I ever hoped for. I will buy one as soon as I can. Now I am just waiting for them to release a framing nailer.

JustoMember since Oct 2017

Wish the vac was available as the hybrid,  for jobs where a.c. power is available. 

cliuMember since May 2017

Now they have announced another vacuum as well, this is the link to the description.

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portajonMember since Nov 2017

Ryobi dropped its cordless vac years ago, and it’s taken this long to replace it? Is there that much demand for vacs that there is a second one when the brand is so far behind the alternatives?

 

     “Ryobi is celebrating a milestone of adding the 100th cordless tool…”

 

Newsflash, Makita and Milwaukee claim to have passed that milestone two years ago. Makita only had a handful of 18V tools when Ryobi introduced One Plus, and became the market leader for years, but sadly, I’ve had no reason to buy another Ryobi tool for a long, long time.

 

Makita introduced the 18v angle impact driver in 2007. It took until 2014 for Milwaukee’s kissing cousing to be introduced, and Ryobi still does not have one (there does not appear to be one of the horizon either).

 

I hope these introductions mean Ryobi may be attempting a comeback, but re-hashing old products to go brushless isn’t enough.

cliuMember since May 2017

portajon wrote:

13 hours ago, portajon said:

Ryobi dropped its cordless vac years ago, and it’s taken this long to replace it? Is there that much demand for vacs that there is a second one when the brand is so far behind the alternatives?

 

     “Ryobi is celebrating a milestone of adding the 100th cordless tool…”

 

Newsflash, Makita and Milwaukee claim to have passed that milestone two years ago. Makita only had a handful of 18V tools when Ryobi introduced One Plus, and became the market leader for years, but sadly, I’ve had no reason to buy another Ryobi tool for a long, long time.

 

Makita introduced the 18v angle impact driver in 2007. It took until 2014 for Milwaukee’s kissing cousing to be introduced, and Ryobi still does not have one (there does not appear to be one of the horizon either).

 

I hope these introductions mean Ryobi may be attempting a comeback, but re-hashing old products to go brushless isn’t enough.

Technically Ryobi does have an angled impact driver. There is the Ridgid Jobmax angled impact driver and all Jobmax tools are compatible with Ryobi’s Jobplus.  

Cr8ondtMember since May 2016

portajon wrote:

On 11/28/2017 at 3:00 AM, portajon said:

I hope these introductions mean Ryobi may be attempting a comeback, but re-hashing old products to go brushless isn’t enough.

Actually updating the line up with brushless is exactly  what’s been needed.

ToolBaneMember since Jan 2018

cliu wrote:

On 11/10/2017 at 2:56 PM, cliu said:

Can’t wait for those to come out.

Glad I didn’t pick up a pair of 4Ah this holiday season. Even though it would have been a steal if I had anyway.

khariVMember since Dec 2014

Another new one from Ryobi.  This one looks like they were listening to the guy who gutted a bunch of old batteries to make a tool storage system.

 

The Ryobi Tool Lanyard

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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-ONE-Tool-Lanyard-2-Tool-P922/303325962

ToolBaneMember since Jan 2018

khariV wrote:

3 minutes ago, khariV said:

Gimme

khariVMember since Dec 2014

And the pool tool parade continues…

 

UNDERWATER VACUUM!!!

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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-18-Volt-ONE-Underwater-Stick-Vacuum-P3500K/302771925

 

I will so be getting one of these.  I’ve gone through endless D-Cell battery powered pool vacuums for my kids kiddie pool.

 

RT29Member since Feb 2018

portajon wrote:

On 11/28/2017 at 2:00 AM, portajon said:

I hope these introductions mean Ryobi may be attempting a comeback, but re-hashing old products to go brushless isn’t enough.

New ones too, I saw this Garage Door Opener recently on a Power Tool News website, not that it interested me….lol 

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