Just picked one up. Something to note for the new guys. Make sure the grinding wheel is centered when you tighten the bolt onto it. Mine was slightly off center and I didn't notice. Didn't get a good bite and the grinder came flyin off straight down. Luckily I was being cautious and it came down with nothin bad happening.
Thank you so much for your description on application and removal of the blades! It is very helpful! I just bought the Ryobi and am planning on cutting some metal tubing and corrugated metal for my rabbit cages. Thanks again!
Just FYI .. Ryobi indicates you should NOT be using a Type 1 cut off wheel like the Diablo shown here. It's a safety hazard and Ryobi specifically indicated only to use the Type 27 center depressed similar to the one that comes with the grinder.
When I had to take the bars off my house, I simply ground the head off the anchor (which you could have done with the Ryobi provided grinding wheel) and the bars popped right off. Not sure why you felt the need to cut the mounting tabs off to remove the bars. That ruined the bars and you probably still ground the tabs off the wall. And you used an un-safe blade to do it while also damaging the brick facade. This was a demonstration of how not to do it.
Ummm... do you always mount your blades backwards? Like you did with the Diablo metal cutoff blade there. The one with the arrows showing the correct direction... lol.
Helpppp 😂 I bought a 4” diamond blade which is much thinner and I definitely installed it all wrong. The blade like fell off while I was using it. I’m cutting tile. Now I have 3 pieces. The two black pieces and then a little gold ring? I can’t find my manual and can’t seem to figure this out 🤷🏼♀️☹️
Try going over the video again while installing the blade on yours -WITHOUT BATTERY!!- Then try looking at the manual steps in reverse, you may catch the step you're missing this way!! I hope this works for you, please advise!
Junk...........the corded version is 10x better simply for one reason. You can rotate the handle. Try cutting stones, bricks, pavers with the cordless version for 20 minutes. You'll feel like you have a broken wrist from holding your wrist sideways. Not an issue with the corded version. Very disappointing they chose to do this with the cordless version.
@@Bigwill080 Probably too harsh saying Junk, it isn't junk, I love Ryobi line, just not as good as their corded version. Battery doesn't last long enough for large jobs. Will need multiple batteries to keep working.
Hello Bigwill080 will, I did purchase this RYOBI P-421 grinder recently and it says in the safety section (pages 3 & 7 - English) NEVER attach a Type 1 straight grinding wheel and absolutely never use a cut off wheel of any type. This is a low speed unit and is only to be used for grinding (with a type 27 grinding wheel), sanding, wire brush wheel or for polishing. Please read the manual so you can be operating it safely. Angle grinders are very dangerous and protection equipment should always be worn when using this tool. Download the manual if you don't have it, I beg you, read it all.
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I bought a used one of these and would never have found that key in the handle if you didn't show it; thank you soooo much
I'm glad I was able to assist you! thanks for letting me know!!
Best video on this tool and delivered in the best accent, thank you.
Thanks, I try also I do hear the accent when I watch the video, I don't really talk like that - I think!! Ha ha!! Curse of the New Yorker!!!
Just picked one up. Something to note for the new guys. Make sure the grinding wheel is centered when you tighten the bolt onto it. Mine was slightly off center and I didn't notice. Didn't get a good bite and the grinder came flyin off straight down. Luckily I was being cautious and it came down with nothin bad happening.
Thanks for adding value to my Channel
Thank you so much for your description on application and removal of the blades! It is very helpful! I just bought the Ryobi and am planning on cutting some metal tubing and corrugated metal for my rabbit cages. Thanks again!
No problem, I'm glad it helped!!!
I hope you subscribed!
Great tutorial....appreicate you taking the time to make this. Super helpful! Cheers to you my friend.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, please consider subscribing, so you can assist my growing channel.
What a detailed explanation! Thanks bro!
Nah thank you my mann!, my pleasure, Pls subscribe!
Thks Will!! I needed this video. I had no idea how to put my blade on properly
Thanks Shannon, I hope you subscribed!!
Nice work bro! Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate being appreciated, thank you.
Thank you! My husband and I Just watched this it helped us a lot.
+arosehadley I’m happy to hear that!!
That's a grinding wheel only that comes with also you should get the cutting guard with it
Thanks man, Consider subscribing
Just FYI .. Ryobi indicates you should NOT be using a Type 1 cut off wheel like the Diablo shown here. It's a safety hazard and Ryobi specifically indicated only to use the Type 27 center depressed similar to the one that comes with the grinder.
Yes, Sir I did know that but it worked and I employed the proper safety equipment. However, I appreciate you advising of this fact.
Thank you!
diablo blade is a cutoff wheel. The Ryobi blade is a grinding wheel.
Thanks Joe,I hope you subscribed!+Joe Gilbert
@@Bigwill080 Just did!!
Thanks for subscribing, I will be doing new videos soon and a give away!!! stay tuned!!
Great review thanks for the upload
+Jarron Smith Thanks J, I hope you subscribed!
Thanks for watching and please subscribe!
Thanks Jarron, hope you subscribed!!
Thanks!!!!
I'm glad you liked it, please consider Subscribing!
Hey thanks! Perfect!
I'm glad it was of use to you!!
Subscribed. Thank you
No, thank you for tuning in!!
Had smoke coming out of mine ..still works.
Wow, just be careful and please wear your safety equipment, it's not worth it. Thanks for sharing and subscribe.
My blade is slightly wobbly, and I can't tighten down onto it tight enough for some reason.
Try another blade that one may be bent or defective! It's not worth getting injured!
Pls let me know how it works out when you get it fixed👍🏽
Thanks a lot. Very useful than that instruction manual🙏
I'm glad you liked it!! Thank you!!
Great video man, I watched 5 before you actually showed me what I needed to know, thanks!
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+OCJP No, thank you and hope you subscribed!
Love your vids man ‼️ keep them comming 👌
+Elijah Williamson I’m glad you enjoyed it, please stay tuned!!
When I had to take the bars off my house, I simply ground the head off the anchor (which you could have done with the Ryobi provided grinding wheel) and the bars popped right off. Not sure why you felt the need to cut the mounting tabs off to remove the bars. That ruined the bars and you probably still ground the tabs off the wall. And you used an un-safe blade to do it while also damaging the brick facade. This was a demonstration of how not to do it.
Thanks, hey I don't do this for a living. I just did it and made a informational video while doing so, but thank you for your advice.
Thank You so much for this video!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks John and I hope you subscribed!!
@@Bigwill080 I did !
@@johnepperson8867 I appreciate you John and please advise what else you think I should review!
No, thank you and subscribe!!
Some grinders take the 5/8 holed disc..other is 22mm.88 inches..it is a bit harder to find disc with5/8 holes
Sounds like someone was doing some research!! Thanks for the info and Be safe!
İs this 5/5?
Ummm... do you always mount your blades backwards? Like you did with the Diablo metal cutoff blade there. The one with the arrows showing the correct direction... lol.
+A. Macdonald I’m gonna have to check that Mac but thank you Ha ha!!
I don’t usually install a blade while holding a camera and narrating. I think you get a pass for that one!
@@cypresslounge I thought he had lost his right arm in an accident......................................JS*
Helpppp 😂 I bought a 4” diamond blade which is much thinner and I definitely installed it all wrong. The blade like fell off while I was using it. I’m cutting tile. Now I have 3 pieces. The two black pieces and then a little gold ring? I can’t find my manual and can’t seem to figure this out 🤷🏼♀️☹️
I got you - Go to Home Depot .com look up your tool then scroll down to info and guides. You can download a new Manual there!!!
I cant figure how to put the damn blade in my ryobi is different
Try going over the video again while installing the blade on yours -WITHOUT BATTERY!!- Then try looking at the manual steps in reverse, you may catch the step you're missing this way!!
I hope this works for you, please advise!
I got it thanks will
@@loudpockets90 I'm glad I could help, thanks for the update!! Also subscribe if you didn't already!
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So, why not drill the bolt out that is holding it to the bricks? You could just cut that bolt head off too and not mess up the bricks.
+Bob Dole You’re right but I thought this was quicker.
Should know the product
Thanks, for your comment. Many have commented on how this video has helped them.
Type 27?
Sorry your response went over my head, please clarify, thanks
Junk...........the corded version is 10x better simply for one reason. You can rotate the handle. Try cutting stones, bricks, pavers with the cordless version for 20 minutes. You'll feel like you have a broken wrist from holding your wrist sideways. Not an issue with the corded version. Very disappointing they chose to do this with the cordless version.
Thanks for your input, and you may be right for large jobs!
@@Bigwill080 Probably too harsh saying Junk, it isn't junk, I love Ryobi line, just not as good as their corded version. Battery doesn't last long enough for large jobs. Will need multiple batteries to keep working.
Hello Bigwill080 will, I did purchase this RYOBI P-421 grinder recently and it says in the safety section (pages 3 & 7 - English) NEVER attach a Type 1 straight grinding wheel and absolutely never use a cut off wheel of any type. This is a low speed unit and is only to be used for grinding (with a type 27 grinding wheel), sanding, wire brush wheel or for polishing. Please read the manual so you can be operating it safely. Angle grinders are very dangerous and protection equipment should always be worn when using this tool. Download the manual if you don't have it, I beg you, read it all.
Thanks a lot John, I will review the manual.
Same with P4221 18v angle grinder (part of $199 six brushed tools kit), pg8 Applications; grinding metals and sanding wood or metal surfaces.
@@wayneericksen5374 Thanks Wayne.
Don't buy the Diablo cutting blades. They are garbage.
They did OK for that job, but which ones do you recommend?
horrible video work. i understand you one handed it but man this video work leaves a lot to be desired
I'm disappointed it was not up to your standards, I'll try better next time!! Thanks for the view and comment!!
Why would make a video on something u know crap about?
Lmfao
It's an open box video, I'm sorry I don't know everything like you!! I'm just a regular guy.
Horrible blade there's better blades out there
+Hamit Fusha Please send me some names of better blades, thanks!