Ryobi Heat Gun VS. Milwaukee Heat Gun
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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This man loves his Ryobi.
this is a very old video
Thanks for the review. It’s not a surprise to see that these are essentially the same tool just skinned differently. We may very well start seeing a bit more of this market approach to the chagrin of some Milwaukee fans. Milwaukee’s showing off a new router for example recently that appears to use parts scavenged off the Ryobi router. And you KNOW they’re sharing parts elsewhere in a lot of products. Nothing wrong with that.
yes they are and thank you
turn the milwaukee charger around so the cord is coming out of the back. it will make more sense when its not backwards
thank you sir
Look what he like POS ryobi. TTi owns both and ryobi is bottom for tti.
Not sure about that , when that charger is just the way its on Milwaukee product pics : )
They’re both TTI brands. They’re the exact same heat gun in different clothing. The heating element is exactly the same
Pretty much and than you Kevin
Of course the Ryobi is better Ryobi man lol
this is an older video and its not better, these performed the same.the dewalt has the better version over these ones.
Clear from the very beginning your preferred was Ryobi, I have a load of Ryobi stuff and its brilliant, however I was not impressed with my new heat gun today, sending it back for a mains powered one, but thankyou for your video
this is a very old video. I love all tools now and own a lot
Na nothing wrong with my ryobi cordless heat gun it works amazingly great
The Milwaukee batteries is what I fell in love with the tools are just a bonus 😂 in my opinion Milwaukee has the best batteries, I love my Ryobi too, great video
Thank you sir
@Mykel Hardin they all may be using the same cells but the electronics involved with charging and protecting the battery packs may be different. I have had superior performance with Milwaukee batteries over other brands. Milwaukee batteries just don't seem to fail very often. I have many Ryobi and Dewalt batteries simply stop charging. I have a couple Milwaukee batteries that have reduced capacity but none have simply failed to the point of not charging.
@Mykel Hardin 21700 cells in their new batteries, including this 3Ah battery in this video.
@@anderspedersen5513 we have Bosch, Milwaukee and Dewalt in the truck. 21700 batteries for Bosch and Milwaukee so i can conpare 18V ProCore to 18V High Outputs.
Bosch makes a more compact one lined 4 Ah than Milwaukee does 3 Ah. Bosch is the same for 8Ah than Milwaukee for 6Ah.
We love to switch and battle some times in real life applications. The Bosch ProCores keeps working longer and unlike Milwaukee they don't lose to much power if they are on 1 to 2 bars left.
So i dissagree. In 21700 18V Batterie tech Bosch is leading
Bought the Ryobi last year and killed 2 in 4 months and 3 batteries. Then bought the Milwaukee and 14 months later still going strong. Used on heat shrink tubing on auto electrics.
id go with the Dewalt. it is a much better heat gun
Great video....you going over the simple features such as the handle grip and safety button location. I’m using mine for epoxy/acrylic pours and with my Ryobi glue gun it’s a perfect match for that application. However I love my M12/M18 for my field applications, etc.
This is a much older video and I left info out in these ones and I thank you for you feedback Marlin
Love Milwaukee products great quality. And Ryobi is a Budget tool but work ok own both brands and Dewalt /Bosch
that is correct and I thank you for viewing Dunno
Had the charger the wrong way haha
this is an old lol
Great info man, thanks. I’m probably going to get one. Definitely will a heat gun if I can’t find my corded one tomorrow.
it is definitely good to get battery operated heat gun
Its for small jobs, and its expensive. For paint removal and stuff its gonna work much slower than a corded one and for max 15 minutes with a 5ah battery. The ambient temperature makes huge impacts on its performance, it has very low performance in cool environments.
Great review of both. It's still crazy to me we can now have battery operated heat guns..
it is crazy and I thank you no bull
I push the Milwaukee safety down with my thumb...works fine. The safetys on their saws work similarly. I bought a bunch of tools during Ryobi Days last year. Ryobi is great for tools you don't use that often or specialty tools that nobody else really makes. I ended up getting more of my heavy use tools in Milwaukee. I need to get a heat gun, though. Still not sure which one I will go with since I'm heavily into both battery platforms. I'll probably go with the Ryobi since I also use the Ryobi hybrid solder station and I'd most likely be using the heat gun for shrink tube.
Yea I do alot of building and I'm hard on tools man I love ryobi they great for the price
its just in a bad spot or I just have big hands
Plugging in the Milwaukee battery! Hilarious
it was horrible to have a Milwaukee tool in the Ryobi man cave
Ryobi Man Caver that’s the sacrifice you must make for your audience. Thanks buddy
I love Ryobi as well but Milwaukee is the big brother. I have love for both. Ryobi doesn't really have a 12v system besides the drill so I have the Ryobi 18v tools but I am planning on getting some Milwaukee m12 tools because I believe they have hands down the best 12v line. I wonder if the internals of these heat guns (besides the battery connectors) are the same since they are so similar and tti owns both.
They were very similar in my hands.
I’m glad to see you’re not shitting on the milwaukee just because its not your preferred brand
I've had the Milwaukee since its release in the shop used it daily and it's great for what is it, since both Milwaukee and Ryobi are the same company i suspect they are similar inside. These guns are great for my work ( sign writer) but they do not replace a real corded heat gun but for vinyl work and heat shrink they win. Great video. Panasonic has the best grips 👍
I love these portable Heat guns
Love the vids I really do but you definitely need to write a script all the uh, ums and stutters makes it extremely difficult to consume the content. But those I have made it through helped me get ryobi tools I trust. Also be careful i know you here it alot but it just helps reinforce safety.
old video. I completely change how I film since this video :)
I have the Milwaukee heat gun & I totally agree with you on the safety latch of the Milwaukee above the trigger needing to be pulled down before pressing the trigger! WT* were the engineers thinking!? SMH! I might just bypass that Milwaukee safety latch I hate it so much. I have DeWalt, Milwaukee & Ryobi battery systems BTW. Thanks for sharing the comparison.
Jet Engine Thrust you are welcome sir
This might actually be better for me. Usually my head gun even on low gets too hot for why I’m doing. Usually hear shrink and such which seems to go from not shrinking to shrinking down and melting and misforming in an instant.
these are good heat guns to work that don't require a ton of heat
Man Caver Tools so you would say they would do good at window tint and heat shrink tubing as well as removing pinstripes ?
I do construction and milwaukee has always been the best but Ryobi is doing better recently, the 1st scene here the Ryobi looked better made, or at least cooler :) Milwaukee for the corded tools and Ryobi for the batts may be the way to go.
Ryobi has come a long way since their old line.
And you gave me flak for using Milwaukee in one of my videos haha 😂. Great video as always bro!
I know lol but I wanted to be the first video to compare the 2 heat guns. I felt so bad for doing the video lol
When you see 2 tools operate equally and you have bpth battery or it comes with one then you are looking at price. I'm guessing the Ryobi is cheaper. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
you are welcome sir and thank you
Finally a real review👍👍👍👍
I wanted to be the first to do this video
@@ManCaverTools im totally buying the ryobi heat gun. Seems better for the price. I got a black and decker corded one. But i think its time to get rid of the cord
@@miguelledezma1394 I love it and thank you
Whats up RUclips hasn't brought me to your channel in a while.
I understand your love for Ryobi which I also love their tools but they cannot compare with Milwaukee.... they are solely designed for homeowner use.... don’t get me wrong they are great tools but not in the same class overall as Milwaukee.... Milwaukee is simply the Best POWER TOOLS on the market hands-down
DougE .... I don’t relegate anything.... what I am stating is fact.... Ryobi is geared for the homeowner/DIYer Milwaukee is geared for the contractor/professional.... they are both produced by the same company but they are made with different components.... for example my M12 Milwaukee drill driver weighs more than my 18 V Ryobi drill driver....It is because of the way they are made and what they are made of... I am not insulting any brand I am merely saying that certain brands are designed for certain situations... I will agree that Ryobi nailer’s are actually better than Milwaukee‘s.... even so they probably would not last as long due to the fact that Milwaukee is built heavy duty....Again I am just stating fact
DougE ... It’s the same difference no matter how you slice it.... I recently did a tutorial on my RUclips channel... rich reviews...And I explained the differences between tool brands... it is what it is....Ryobi and Milwaukee are both made by TTI... but it is what they are made with that differs them.... everything Milwaukee is all heavy duty and is designed for heavy use and abuse.... it is why most contractors prefer Milwaukee.... Ryobi makes great tools and can compete to an extent with some of their tools but in the long run they are not going to last nearly as long as Milwaukee.... you can split words and definitions as much as you want but the fact is still fact....That is the point I am trying to make
What makes you think milwaukee is the best power tools?😂😂🤔your comment is a dam fanboy joke. Because what i know a 100 dllr nailer is better the fuel nailer. And dewalts 300 dllr nailers are the best battery nailers.
Dewalts flexvolt cic saw bangs the fuel.
Dcd996 owns gen 3.
Bosch has better rotary drills.
Just saying your comment is a fanboyism.
Milwaukee only has best is the sawzall and impact driver. Other than that red china crap sucks.
@@devilefan how about trying festool or bosch or even hilti. Milwaukee is not even professional grade😂😂
@@devilefan its not a fact dumbass its your shitty opinions
Why didn't you take a Infrared Thermometer to the nozzles and compared the two?
deciding to buy ryobi or milwaukee heat gun from amazon. have ryobi & milwaukee power tools & batteries! ryobi won! also 27 quid cheaper! cheers for vid mate! :-)
not too shabby and I thank you for viewing David
All I own is Milwaukee
Milwuakee is a good brand
Milwaukee is the best
I just got a ryobi hest gun. I noticed when i used a ryobi 1.5ah, 4., a milwaukee 5.0 and 12 ah battery on it with an adapter the ryobi works better on the larger ah batteries than the smaller ones. The 12 ah the ryobi fan runs the fastest and hottest
You can work the milwaukee in left or right hand ? Does the ryobi have the safety switch on both sides ?
the switch on the ryobi works left and right
I have the ryobi heat gun and have used the milwaukee heat gun several times at work. i can say that the milwaukee is more comfortable to grip and the hook is a great addition. I see you are biased to Ryobi and did not think your review was a just one. They both do the same job that is expected out of a cordless heat gun. However I find that Milwaukee is the leader in cordless tools as they have the best batteries.
This is an older video. I have big hands and I like the Ryobi thickness of the handle. I also like the Milwuakee M12 handles as well
@@ManCaverTools Yes the RYobi tools are good tools and I can say for the price it really is the best option for ppl of all trades and DIY.
Think they’re made in the same factory?
Yes they are
Looking to buy the Ryobi heat gun and now I know exactly what I’m buying thanks for great review
I thank you sir
I see the problem. You have really big paws! 😉
lol
It is available in Qatar?
I have no idea. but I thank you for viewing
I heard ryobi heatgun hot air shoots farther than m18 heatgun. Is it true?
Yes. The Ryobi Is a little bit more powerful than the Milwaukee. Due to the fan being a little bit more powerful
Please comparison Dewalt DCE530P1 vs Milwaukee HEAT gun
will do and thank you
My biggest gripe is that neither of them have a trigger lock. I use a heat gun to thaw out frozen evaporator coils and holding a trigger will tire out your finger. LoL
I agree. it would make it a lot easier to use if it had that feature
Does it work good for thawing out coils?
Ideal makes a UF Splice kit with a rather stout shrink sleeve, think either of these make enough heat to squish it?
If u don't have the battery buy to one with the best warranty.
when it comes to the heat guns. id get Dewalt
@@ManCaverTools You are right . Dewalt never breaks.
Ryobi is the best brand for working at the house there is. They have plenty of power, but they don't have much durability. Milwaukee and DeWalt will always be my first pick on a job site. I've literally twisted the motors off of the plastic handles with Ryobi tools, I've burned the motors out on a regular basis. They're just not industrial tools. Ryobi tool is not meant to drill 500 holes in one day. But if you need to build a deck on your backyard, it's the best bang for your buck there is.
Exactly and thank you sir
The new stuff is great, they've came very far. I use Ryobi daily impact and drills and it stands right with the others no problem. They've been going a year strong
I wanna see the ryobi vs the Kobalt 24v heat gun
Wez thinks he prefers the Ryobi over the Milwaukee… 🤔
I'm guessing since your wall is filled with Ryobi tools that you're being biased...
Could you please see if it will sear a steak?
I doubt it lol
Have have the ryobi heat gun. Love it.
Has anyone tried defrosting their windshield with it? I’m too scared to try.
I wouldn't try that. the heat could damage the layer on the glass
Could crack your windshield if it goes from freezing to warm too fast
It'll crack
Went on a splurge and go Milwaukee
Save a buck on Ryobi.
thank you for viewing
They are the same because TTI made them both.
Superman need to quit eating doughnuts. 😂
lol
@@ManCaverTools I'm the Batman version with the same issue. 🤣
They’re the same period. Milwaukee owns Ryobi, therefore they share most of the same parts.
Both Ryobi and Milwaukee tools are owned by Techtronic Industries based in Hong Kong.
correct
And Hong Kong is owned by China 😂😂😂
The trigger should be safety enough , try using it all day ...
What about the Ridgid Butane Heat Gun?
I didnt buy ridgid when I made this video
@@ManCaverTools , I love my Rodgid. 1100 btus and Butane.
Burns paper.
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The paper test makes no sense... The ignition temperature (flash point) of paper is 451° Fahrenheit. If both tools are rated at 850° there should have been no problem lighting them with either tool. Maybe your paper sample was treated with something that increased the flash point?
airdog99 I was hoping it would catch on fire, but no Luck ;(
@@ManCaverTools Or the tools aren't actually getting the rated 850° they are claimed to produced... Thanks for the video!
The DeWalt heat gun has a trigger lock... I'm shocked the milwaukee doesn't have one!
Get the Dewalt heat gun. way better then the Milwaukee and Robyi
@@ManCaverTools I got it bro 💪 TY
I love Milwaukee but I hate other brand!
very good and I thank you for viewing
The Ryobi is $99 tool only. And Milwaukee is $129 tool only. $30 price difference.
Coming from a Ryobi fanboy with 11 batteries and 18 tools I think either heat gun is way overpriced. Drill master $8.99 heat gun all day. I'll deal with the cords for the 2 times a year I use it.
MiJaK123 I just wanted to mention the prices. I don’t think he did in the video
But I’m right there with you. I got a heat gun at a garage sale for $15. I don’t mind dealing with the cord the handful of times I use it during the year.
and they work the same
Great comparison keep up the good work. I hope you have the drawing for the Home Depot gift card soon.
The status on the giveaway will be updated in the next video
I do hvac I sometimes need to do electrical pipe work with electrical grey pvc will this get it hot enough to bend the pipe on sche 40 pipe
It is very Handy in certain situations
I know I am late to the party but as an HVAC guy myself I can attest that either one of these will work with bending conduit.
How hot would that need to be?
I was using the Milwaukee Heat gun to dry my hair and from your video I think the Ryobi would be better because of the wider area that the heat is spread.
id use the Dewalt Heat gun if I were you.
I always go for Dewalt. Yes they are pricey but you get what you pay for.
Hi! Any link to your desktop wall?
Thats not a bad idea. I take my own pictures. Thank you for that idea. ill post a link to wallpaper pictures soon.
Compact battery but be careful too hot to lithium ion battery and plug connect
will do and thank you
Do u like ryobi ?
this is a very old video, I love all tool brands. check out my recent videos. im almost at 500 videos now
Tool God:
I love all tools equally
Christ sake. This is a joke
I thank you so much for viewing AL
I use to have that Milwaukee heat gun I not liked that much I prefer to use my harbor freight heat gun
a corded heat gun is way better then battery
The purpose to use heat gun were the user or conditions where flame is not desirable and fire at risk at the job site.
I agree
Every time I went ryobi the batteries failed me after a couple of months
I had 2 failed batteries with Roybi. they were the 2ah
Can it light charcoal for the hookah is the question lol
I don't think you can lol
FWIW, the new Dewalt cordless heat gun (DCE530B) will set paper on fire.
Ill be interested on seeing that
So will the Ridgid, it uses a battery, AND butane...1,100F.
Uh, it CAN put out more heat, because the ridgid uses butane as well. It actually has the least draw on the battery of any of them.
When i use a heat gun i dont want to set things on fire . If i want fire i'll use a torch , no battery needed
@Ryobi Man Caver do you live close to McHenry Il because if you do you live close to me
nuclear explosion I live in McHenry il
I live in Woodstock and I have Milwaukee M18 tools if you want to do more comparisons
Ill keep that in mind
I have the super sawzall, hammer drill driver, and impact driver
I do not like ryobi for any purpose, green shit
I disagree. I like all tool brands, This is an old video. Merry Christmas
I will say as of 9/5/22 I found out that ryobi bought Milwaukee 🤷🏻♂️
you gotta compare the ryobi garage opener, its sooo horrible, I lost faith in ryobi because of it,
its unnatural to use your trigger finger to switch any gun off safety. your naturaly supposed to use your thumb and also you if you mount the charger to the wall you can se what your charging. as for the fan milwaukees is just more quieter and more well built..
I got a Ryobi drill works great.
Hell yea it does and thank you
You know that both brands came from the same company.
Yes I do sir
Made to different specs, apples to oranges.
@@huejanus5505 - nope- specs are identical.
@@huejanus5505 they are bssicly clones 😂
Thomas B I’ve seen many tools cloned only on the surface, cheaper components used. Eg: with drills they use plastic planetary gears instead of metal. Same specs though. You get what you pay for.
Do you live in Illinois?
Manny56 yes sir
@@ManCaverTools where if you dont mind me asking. I live in Illinois myself
Ahh one day u will learn
Buy proper tools like a smart person
lol. im almost at 500 videos now.
Ive had ryobi before. Made for playing around the house. Milwaukee is made for professional users.
you are correct and I thank you for viewing Daniel
Theyre the same thing now. Can't go wrong with either or
Ryobi is rubbish mate haha, try putting their impact drivers or drill up against ANY of the trade brands and you will be very disappointed. very biased video towards green, but i guess it works for people that don't use their tools much
I am, and have been. This is an old video and thank you for viewing
That's the truth
Same same but different, different but still the same
100% accurate and thank you Meowke
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Same shit lol
It's clearly you're bias.
old video. but these both performed the same. The dewalt heat gun is the one that is better
Man Caver Tools is the dewalt the new power detect does it get hotter with the HO batteries?
I just want to make myself clear on something to all the negative remarks I get or am going to get.... first of all I base all my facts/opinions on three main points.... my use of the tools in question.... my experiences with them.... and my knowledge of them.... I have used most of the bigger names of POWER TOOLS at one time or another.... and I go by results that I have had with these tools.... I do not claim to be a professional because I am not however I do have knowledge of the tools that I speak of.... and only of the ones I speak of.... four instance I get asked have you ever used Hilty or Festool or Bosch....Bosch I have very limited experience with so I can’t really say anything about it one way or the other....festool/Hilty I have never used so I can’t give any truthful opinion on that at all.... are they better than Milwaukee?.... honestly I don’t know.... i’m sure I will get feedback from people saying that they are.... but again I base my opinions on what I know for sure.... I can’t give an opinion on something I’ve never used.... so I really don’t need and don’t appreciate jackasses jumping on my case because they don’t like my opinions.... first of all because I don’t give an opinion on something I don’t know shit about.... secondly opinions and asses are the same.... everyone has one and they all stink including mine.... you don’t like my opinion or you don’t agree with me that’s fine....Leave your comment and explain why without all the name calling.... there’s no need for that.... I might agree with you I might not.... but that’s what this is for to express yourself and voice your opinion.... it doesn’t need to get into a war of words and insults.... Think about that the next time you leave a remark....Everyone have a good day
thank you for viewing sir
i dont think Milwaukee is worth the money since like 2010 cheap companies r putting out quality stuff for way less
That is why there are many other companies
And Happy Holidays
Does your 12-year-old get mad when you wear his clothes for your RUclips video?
this video is very old
Bias man. 😂
Didn’t even give the price!!! Useless
This is a old video, ive seen that Roybi on sale for $40 now, Milwuakee is about $100