One Huge Problem With The Ryobi Multi Tool
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2023
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This video tells you the main problem I found with the Ryobi Multi Tool and where it's lacking against the Dewalt. Thanks for watching be sure to subscribe! 
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I think the big thing to keep in mind is Ryobi is made for home use, DeWalt is made for professional use. When you are using a tool for home use it usually doesn't get used very much versus a professional use tool, so is it really that big of a deal to have a quick change if you only use it a couple times a year?
That's a good point. I guess if you're only switching the blades once a year it's really not a big deal at all. I was just picturing how quickly I burn through blades and how annoying it would be but you're right, for the typical homeowner not a deal breaker at all. Thanks for the comment! Have a good night!
I should have read this before writing my comment. Hahaha
Well said!
@bobbyolveda4155 agreed!
Disagree. Ryobi has made huge leaps in quality. DeWalt has nothing on Ryobi at this point
If you want to try the Ryobi HP multi tool it does have the tool less change.
I'll check it out! Thanks!
True, but why produce a model with such a BS design?! I'm a huge fan of Ryobi, but there's a lot of room for improvement
I think they probably figure it's the cheaper model so most likely homeowners will buy it and use it once a year for a quick cut and then not have to change the blade for a long time but I agree with you. A lot homeowners buy tools and use them constantly.
newer HP has quick release for changing attachments
That's what others have said too. I'll have to check out the HP ones. Thanks!
Also that model doesn't include a hex key holder, which is ridiculous. Ryobi should reduce the sheer number of models in a category and upgrade all that remain with the BASIC features that we all expect
Couldn't agree more. You can still buy this tool at most hardware stores. With so many other better options even from Ryobi they should just make those features standard.
The Brushless HP version has quick release that is basically the same as the Ridgid.. Works well.
I'm going to have to get it and give it a try! Thanks for the suggestion! Have a great night!
My goodness, aren't we LAZY?!😂. No offense but that thought came to mind after he said the tools were exceeding his expectations until he pulled out the multi tool. Now, as a former hamdyman, i can attest to the fact that it is very nice to have tools that dont need tools to change out attachments. That said, a Ryobi is really not for commercial use where time is money. Ryobi didna great thimg by attaching the tool you need right on it. For home users, it shouldn't be an issue. I have had dewalt tools, craftsman, makita, ryobi, Milwaukee, rigid, and a few others. I miss my old craftsman tools the most. I stopped buying them when STANLEY BLACK AND DECKER bought them out in 2017! I've always despised B&D tools for the most part. For the price and the variety and the quality, i have found that Ryobi is really good. I get deals through Home Depot, getting batterys and chargers with big disocunts by buying their free tool sets they offer with batteries. One has tomseach the site, though, because they have it set up so you have to search page after page for the best offers. 🙏
Haha yes we are getting very lazy! That being said when you can buy tools that offer that feature for a similar price I figured it was worth mentioning. As I'm sure you know the blades on these wear out frequently when they are getting steady use but you're right. For the average homeowner who uses the tool a few times a year probably not a huge deal. Thanks for watching and for the detailed comment! Have a great weekend!
Good to know, thx.
You're welcome! Have a great weekend!
I own that multi tool and a bunch of other ryobi stuff and I’m a contractor. I hate that I have to change it with a key, but the tool is fine. I’d stay away from the Amazon multi tool blades, they are trash, get better blades.
I own a combo or ryobi and Dewalt because ryobi is a 1/3 in price and if it get stolen from a job, no problem. The stuff that we use a lot of that we need a lot more precision, dewalt all day.
I use some ryobi stuff too and have never had any issues. Like you said, you can't beat the price point. As far as performance I've never really noticed a significant lack in performance from the different brands. Changing the blade with a key is definitely a pain when other brands have the quick change feature. Thanks for watching and for the comment! Have a great night!
Glad I watched this. Getting one soon. I'll make sure I'll get the HP version with tooless change.
Glad the video helped! Thanks for watching have a great day!
I have the brushless series, it has the tooless change. But after 20ish hours of usage its starting to show some signs of issues. The issues include, loose sounding drive mechanism.
That's not good to hear! Especially since it doesn't have that many hours on it. Do you know what their warranty is like? Thanks for watching! Have a great night!
Yeah, your comparing the one out of a kit vs the one that you can buy that is higher end. You're comparing a Cadillac and a Chevy
You're right there are higher end models that offer the quick change feature. I made the video just as a warning to people that there are better options out there. That being said, you'll definitely pay more for one with the added benefits. Thanks for watching and for the comment, have a great day!
The new ones have a clip that releases the clips. No need for any tools to remove them
Thanks for the tip! I'll have to check it out. Have a good weekend!
It’s not quite as simple as the dewalt, it’s actually a two stage change of the blades. But man does it lock them in.. does the job and then some.
You got the wrong one hommie
I'll be making videos on the Ryobi One as well. I believe that one has the quick change.
Callibg this a HUGE PROBLEM is a very firdt workd probkem...they even give you the tool right there on the 'other tool.🙄
Tool less blade change is fine if you don't have to work in really tight spaces because the blade head is huge. Both my milwaukee m12 and ryobi are the hex style, might take an extra 20 seconds to change a blade but I can work places the others can't
I haven't thought of that but it's a solid point! Thanks toe the comment and for watching. Have a great night!
Any chance I could have it?
Be sure to stay tuned to the channel. I plan on doing tool giveaways in the coming weeks! Thanks for watching. Have a great day!
wow that would be a total dealbreaker the way i burn through my bits!
I hear ya. I was actually surprised by the other tools that came in the set but that's really disappointing.
Dewalt are more for professionals and the Ryobi are for weekend warriors like myself. Smaller projects.
I agree. Milwaukee and dewalt are more for people who will use them everyday. I definitely recommend ryobi to the average homeowner who won't be constantly using them all of the time. Definitely worth the cost savings.
Ryobi They have different machines like and different size and prices super nice I use them everyday 2 to 3 hours
I plan on getting a lot more of their tools and testing them in the future! Thanks for the comment and for watching. Have a great day!
You must have figured out by now that they have a newer version of this tool. I have this old model too, and also bought the new one. I'll keep the old version as a backup or maybe I'll modify it into my new vibrator.
Sorry for the delayed response. This comment got lost in the shuffle. Yes, I did notice that, I'm going to be giving some more tool tutorials on ryobi in the near future and the new model is definitely going to be on my list! Thanks for watching and for the comment! Have a great weekend!
One thing I think about the blade change is...how often are you really changing blades??
I guess it all depends on how often you're using the tool. Homeowners might swap blades out once a year but if you're using the tool frequently the blades do wear out extremely fast on these. They actually make a tool that resharpens the blades which I've thought about buying and testing out because the blades for these are pretty expensive. Thanks for the comment and for watching, have a great weekend!
That depends on how thick & how long your pubs are. Jus say'n 😎
The new one fixed this problem
Good to know! I'll have to get it and check it out. Thanks for the comment and for watching, have a great day!
This one dies on me on second day. I was cutting 1/4" bolt and on the 5th cut it stops working. The motor still run but the blade don't move. Quite disappointed.
That's awful to hear. Let me know which one you end up going with next if you plan on buying a new one! Thanks!
@@fixanythingsavemoney I ended up with Milwaukee M18 (not the M18 Fuel) to finish the job. However, I am not entirely satisfy with it. I'm still looking for alternatives. I do want to give Ryobi another try. Waiting for the One+ HP to go on sale. What's your take on the brushless model?
ONE HUGE PROBLEM with the Dewalt. They are charging $50 more for that ONE FEATURE. 😮😂
I'd be curious if there is any difference in the motors. When you compare the two brushless models I'm seeing like 30$ price difference. That being said that feature saves a couple minutes every blade change not a big deal for most people but contractors who use it constantly would probably rather spend the extra money to save time.
@@fixanythingsavemoney I would just summarize and say contractors will buy the Brushless Dewalt but home owners are good buying the $49 brushed Ryobi
@@sparkzaddy couldn't agree more!
My Ryobi multi tool has a quick change 🤷♂️.
I must have picked up an order model without realizing because a lot of people are saying this. I'm going to track down the one with the quick change feature and review it! Thanks for the comment, have a great night!
The hp model is better
I'll have to get it and test it out! Thanks for watching and for the comment, have a good day!
This is their cheap brushed multi tool.
I got the 5 or 6 piece brushed tool set from Ryobi to review. Do you know if the brushless multi tool has the quick change attachment? I'll be reviewing brushless Ryobi tools soon!
@@fixanythingsavemoney it has some kind of quick change.
That's because That's an old Ryobi model.
Do you happen to know which model offers the quick change feature? I'll pick it up and make a video on it! Thanks for watching and for the comment! Have a great day!
don’t buy the cheaper version of the tool, ryobi has one with quick connects
I bought this one in a set and never realized they have one with quick connects until later on. I'll have to check out the one you're talking about and make a video on it! Thanks for the tip and for watching! Have a great night!
Bauer from Harbor Freight has a tool free bit change.
I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the comment. Have a good night!
I think the problem is you compared Ryobi to Dewalt
The Dewalts quick-change feature is really nice though. From what others have said ryobi offers that feature on other multi tools. Definitely worth mentioning if someone is in the market. Thanks for watching and for the comment! Have a great night!
Ryobi is trash i thought it wasnt i bought the 1.4 amo rotary tool and the damn bits that come with it dont even fit smh
Wow that's awful. The tools I've tested for ryobi weren't the brushless ones. If you'd like to subscribe and check out the rest of my channel I have tool tutorials on a lot of other brands. I plan on testing out and reviewing the Ryobi brushless soon though, hopefully they are better. Thanks for watching, have a great night!
Thats an old multi tool. New one is easy
I'll have to get the new one and test it out! Thanks for the comment and for watching! Have a great night!
first world problem
Haha very much a first world problem 😅
Not they big of a deal.
More annoying than anything. Especially when there are faster options out there. Especially given how fast you go through blades in them
Old style. Crap reporting.
Bought it brand new when I made the video so not crazy old