60pc set was 1st thing I bought when my in law passed down all his brushed tools. Bought the 70pc impact set later on. Still have them for small projects here and there. Good enough for me
Wow Climt !!!! A whole video without breaking a tool. LOL I really need to save money and get some higher ah batteries. Just so hard on a fixed income. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos. I appreciate your time and effort in helping out all of us DIYers. Rodney
Just bought this drill and the 31 pc drilling and driving kit from home depot yesterday. The drill seems alright, but I had the 1/8 inch black oxide drill bit break on me first day using it! Just drilling into the wall. Also, the magnetic bit holder extender has a wobble to it. Definitely would agree to upgrade on the accessories.
Nice video review for dIYer and new home owners trying save cash. People need to know that there are some good tools at great prices for non tradesmen. 👍
For home/DYI Ryobi got a huge range of affordable tools. I like the Bosch green line (Im European), but they dont have as much tools as ONE+ platform. Around 12 tools for Bosch Green 18V lineup and 100 for Ryobi ONE+ (according to their site). Plus I like the option that older tools run on newer batteries. Thats a big respect from a manufacturer. Im selling my Bosch 18V and will be swapping for Ryobi in near future.
Ryobi sometimes takes some heat for staying with the stem style battery, but like you just said Michael, that allows the users to use newer and older tools without needing a new battery.
@@ToolReviewZone Regardless of this review, wouldn’t it be better for you to use a corded drill for a hole saw bit? I mean, corded drills have more umph to them.
I completely agree about the bits! I always use Bosch spade bits. Last July needed a quick set to get me through a small project. Home Depot had the 130 pcs for $20 and still good as new. Does the bigger battery affect the performance?
@@ToolReviewZone Oh, no. The bit wobbles. It’s not that big of a deal, sir. Did it get the job done? Yes? Then, it worked as intended...for the DIY guy/gal.
I got a ryobi cordless drill/driver for Xmas 2020 I was using a good old fashioned corded drill yep I finally caught up with 21st century lol and I’ve been using bits from old corded drill I’m looking for a starter bit set to go with it from ryobi which do u recommend ?
This was actually a very good idea for a video, you should have demoed more bits Those spade bits did just fine and cut pretty fast. Spade bits are not for precision drilling, nor is a hand-held drill motor. Those sets are probably fine for the casual DIYer and they occasionally go on sale for a very attractive price, but they are not good quality. The drill bits dull fast and it's easy to strip or snap the driver bits. If someone wants quality bits, look for kits from Dewalt, Bosch or Milwaukee.
Did you see Dewalt is dropping 4 new tools? With power detect technology. All 20volt XR tools, a Circ saw, Sawzall, 5” grinder, and hammer drill. Looks pretty cool. Lowe’s should be carrying them soon. I saw them only available through the Dewalt website. They got that 8Ah batter and fast charger in kits for all 4 tools.
Thank you for sharing Clint you the man I got the 31 pc drilling and driver kit I got about 2 years ago for like $8.00 the black oxide drill bits are okay the Spade bits are so so Brad point bits are ok I have DeWalt Brad point the masonry bits are okay too actually that's why I want to get cuz the masonry I just needed them for a quick job I didn't have my Ridgid hammer drill yet I've have since replaced them with better quality you know I haven't said a spade bits from the tachi old school ones I never use them yet but their Sharp as anything if I didn't have my Ridgid kit I probably buy this
Got started with the ryobi platform when I was gifted one of their 6 or 7 piece kits, and I've never had an issue with the tools. Sure, there are better ones out there, but the ryobi have always gotten the job done. However, I cannot stand their driver bits. I have that kit that came with the hole saw, and while the drill bits do a great job, the driver bits are garbage (in my experience).
I agree with Eric, but with the caveat that the smaller drill bits break easily, and none of their drill bits last as long as better brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, or even DeWalt (I personally don’t like DeWalt). I would even recommend HF Bauer over Ryobi bits. The Ryobi power tools are fine for DIY or even lighter duty pro use, but I don’t recommend any of their bits. Sure, a Milwaukee set may cost a little more, for fewer bits, but they’ll be the bits you are likely to use, and they will last much longer and do a better job. Much better value, IMHO, even for a DIY user.
I love the Ryobi cordless tools. I have a bunch. But if you're building decorative bird houses or something simple, these bits will be fine. If you're doing anything remotely like work, these bite the big one. In other words, they suck.
@@ToolReviewZone ya trying to let my mom and dad stay home as much as possible basically it's just me and my brother-in-law my sister with my niece and nephew keeping them away from everyone because at 3 and 4 basically my brother-in-law which is a technician for Porsche and they got us down at Sanitation we have to power wash the trucks every single day with a special soap and extremely hot water and they gave us spray bottles looks like Windex but it's a antiseptic killer and you're to spray the cab down first thing and at the end of the day but also there's no more time limit use to work from 7am to to around noon now it's 7am and I can be home around 10am or 11am that's how it was when I first started 23 years ago so that's sweet again
@@ToolReviewZone how is everything going with you and your family how's everything did you stock up yet or just basically doing like I'm doing slowly stocking up trying not to be too greedy I have a good stack of water and pasta and can goods how's everything by you
60pc set was 1st thing I bought when my in law passed down all his brushed tools. Bought the 70pc impact set later on. Still have them for small projects here and there. Good enough for me
Wow Climt !!!! A whole video without breaking a tool. LOL I really need to save money and get some higher ah batteries. Just so hard on a fixed income. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos. I appreciate your time and effort in helping out all of us DIYers. Rodney
Just bought this drill and the 31 pc drilling and driving kit from home depot yesterday.
The drill seems alright, but I had the 1/8 inch black oxide drill bit break on me first day using it! Just drilling into the wall. Also, the magnetic bit holder extender has a wobble to it.
Definitely would agree to upgrade on the accessories.
Nice video review for dIYer and new home owners trying save cash. People need to know that there are some good tools at great prices for non tradesmen. 👍
Absolutely bro. I can't see spending $400 on a tool that you would use a few times a year, and Ryobi is a trusted line, so its a great buy.
Nice brushed model and a good starter kit for the home owner
For home/DYI Ryobi got a huge range of affordable tools. I like the Bosch green line (Im European), but they dont have as much tools as ONE+ platform. Around 12 tools for Bosch Green 18V lineup and 100 for Ryobi ONE+ (according to their site). Plus I like the option that older tools run on newer batteries. Thats a big respect from a manufacturer. Im selling my Bosch 18V and will be swapping for Ryobi in near future.
Ryobi sometimes takes some heat for staying with the stem style battery, but like you just said Michael, that allows the users to use newer and older tools without needing a new battery.
I'm finding they are all affordable when they go on clearance. Great video, it's a decent drill. Be safe stay well!
Thanks bro and you too!!
@@ToolReviewZone
Regardless of this review, wouldn’t it be better for you to use a corded drill for a hole saw bit? I mean, corded drills have more umph to them.
Not really. Battery powered tools came a long long way and in many cases more power than corded.
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Now, that would be a great comparison to see between the two types of drills.
Great video clint
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HAHAHA, Thanks for the SMEEESH and comment David!!!
I completely agree about the bits! I always use Bosch spade bits. Last July needed a quick set to get me through a small project. Home Depot had the 130 pcs for $20 and still good as new.
Does the bigger battery affect the performance?
Yeah buddy, Bosch makes some great bits brother 👊
@@ToolReviewZone
Oh, no. The bit wobbles. It’s not that big of a deal, sir. Did it get the job done? Yes? Then, it worked as intended...for the DIY guy/gal.
Raiii O By ! is looking Real Nice Likee! ! but I have heard that the accesories are not the best! thanks for the review
I got a ryobi cordless drill/driver for Xmas 2020 I was using a good old fashioned corded drill yep I finally caught up with 21st century lol and I’ve been using bits from old corded drill I’m looking for a starter bit set to go with it from ryobi which do u recommend ?
And I smeeshed that like button bro, number 3 on the likes! Love your content bro keep it up, and keep them coming boss!
HAHA, thanks so much for the SMEEEESH Eric. I truly appreciate it bro
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For your viewers, it would’ve been a lot cooler if you told us the prices per drill sets. Liked!
This was actually a very good idea for a video, you should have demoed more bits Those spade bits did just fine and cut pretty fast. Spade bits are not for precision drilling, nor is a hand-held drill motor. Those sets are probably fine for the casual DIYer and they occasionally go on sale for a very attractive price, but they are not good quality. The drill bits dull fast and it's easy to strip or snap the driver bits. If someone wants quality bits, look for kits from Dewalt, Bosch or Milwaukee.
Use the hammer setting work great
Did you see Dewalt is dropping 4 new tools? With power detect technology. All 20volt XR tools, a Circ saw, Sawzall, 5” grinder, and hammer drill. Looks pretty cool. Lowe’s should be carrying them soon. I saw them only available through the Dewalt website. They got that 8Ah batter and fast charger in kits for all 4 tools.
Kits were all going for $279
I'm bringing the new dewalt 7-1/4" circular saw to the channel this weekend 👊
Sweet
Another great review! I plan on watching everything TRZ video over the next two weeks! #quarentinedwithTRZ
Thank you for sharing Clint you the man I got the 31 pc drilling and driver kit I got about 2 years ago for like $8.00 the black oxide drill bits are okay the Spade bits are so so Brad point bits are ok I have DeWalt Brad point the masonry bits are okay too actually that's why I want to get cuz the masonry I just needed them for a quick job I didn't have my Ridgid hammer drill yet I've have since replaced them with better quality you know I haven't said a spade bits from the tachi old school ones I never use them yet but their Sharp as anything if I didn't have my Ridgid kit I probably buy this
Got started with the ryobi platform when I was gifted one of their 6 or 7 piece kits, and I've never had an issue with the tools. Sure, there are better ones out there, but the ryobi have always gotten the job done. However, I cannot stand their driver bits. I have that kit that came with the hole saw, and while the drill bits do a great job, the driver bits are garbage (in my experience).
Thanks for the feedback Eric!
Forget the alien green Ryobi I started out with a blue and yellow real old school in that platform I did have dewalt aswell
Ryobi tools are junk
I agree with Eric, but with the caveat that the smaller drill bits break easily, and none of their drill bits last as long as better brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, or even DeWalt (I personally don’t like DeWalt). I would even recommend HF Bauer over Ryobi bits. The Ryobi power tools are fine for DIY or even lighter duty pro use, but I don’t recommend any of their bits. Sure, a Milwaukee set may cost a little more, for fewer bits, but they’ll be the bits you are likely to use, and they will last much longer and do a better job. Much better value, IMHO, even for a DIY user.
Ray Sawyer I’m curious why you say that. Have you used them and they didn’t do a good job, or just because they aren’t as good as higher priced tools?
I only like the specialty tools like the rotary tool and glue gun
TRZ what's up bro. That's a lot of alien green. Be safe out there 😷. Peace brother
lol, it's been a while since I've heard that. Hope my dude is doing ok? Be safe brother!
it wobbled with the metal drill bits too... I think its a chuck problem
Try a 9ah ryobi battery on the drill
Smeesh that like button!!!👉🏽👍🏽
What is price of this tool ?
hello.
can I buy
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Switched to AEG since they are brushless compared to Ryobi, used AEG's impact driver and fell in love :D
Ryobi is brushless.
Ryobi one+ 18v tools awesome! Drills I haven’t used, bits terrible...
wish u could of have drive some screws with it.
I don't really use a drill for screw. I use my impacts for that, but you would not have any issue with it if you wanted to use it that way.
I love the Ryobi cordless tools. I have a bunch. But if you're building decorative bird houses or something simple, these bits will be fine. If you're doing anything remotely like work, these bite the big one. In other words, they suck.
The tools are great but dear god throw the bits to the deepest layer of hell and buy the dewalt and Bosch bits
Not bad for the home owner. I mean actually that’s like a gold mine for the average home owner. They be set for a minute! Lol.
RYOBI cordless saw
Hay brother what's up brother how is everything going
What's up Joseph! It's all good brother. Hoping you and the others are staying safe my friend
@@ToolReviewZone ya trying to let my mom and dad stay home as much as possible basically it's just me and my brother-in-law my sister with my niece and nephew keeping them away from everyone because at 3 and 4 basically my brother-in-law which is a technician for Porsche and they got us down at Sanitation we have to power wash the trucks every single day with a special soap and extremely hot water and they gave us spray bottles looks like Windex but it's a antiseptic killer and you're to spray the cab down first thing and at the end of the day but also there's no more time limit use to work from 7am to to around noon now it's 7am and I can be home around 10am or 11am that's how it was when I first started 23 years ago so that's sweet again
@@ToolReviewZone how is everything going with you and your family how's everything did you stock up yet or just basically doing like I'm doing slowly stocking up trying not to be too greedy I have a good stack of water and pasta and can goods how's everything by you
The one inch space bit was the only one mounted in your Chuck correctly lol.
I got 95 set
The ryobi accessories are junk n i love ryobi lol. Buy the Milwaukee bits. Way bettee
Spades are not completely straight
340€ isnt cheat for a ryobi lmao
I'm going to say it.. their tools are great, but their bits are complete trash ..