Ryobi 18V ONE+ HP Brushless Multi-Tool Review | PBLMT51 TESTED

The latest Ryobi Multi-tool is an excellent solution for homeowners, DIYers, and value minded pros. In this video, I'm going to be telling you all about the specs, and features of this Ryobi Multi-tool, how it compares to the previous generation model, and what you can expect performance wise from this tool.
I run it through a series of mock-up tests, undercutting door jambs, plunge cutting drywall, removing grout, and sanding down 2x. This Ryobi Multi-tool is available now, so go check it out at your local Home Depot!
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[@TigerLilyGzzTLRoars]

Thanks for the chapters. Great vid.

[@lokixlbully6937]

Great review

[@user-py7wp6nw9h]

thank you. I never knew this existed. I am definitely a boob weekend uhm..not warrior, but weekend boob

[@gwilos]

I have a Makita and I use it for almost every cutting or sanding job I undertake myself. I am in the process of more discs. But I really like the Ryobi one you reviewed. Its worth a thought, but do they have the replacement discs or do I have to go universal?

[@kennethanderson7642]

"Blade" is usually the term for accessories for multi tools. You many be thinking of the discs for angle grinders, which can be mistaken for multi tools at a quick glance. Ryobi do make replacement blades of several types for multi tools. However, many opt to run contractor grade blades and accessories to improve their overall experience. I believe the only types of replacement blades that will not work are Starlock.

[@chicox37]

How is the efficiency compared to the old model?

[@chicox37]

When did this tool come out? Will a new one come out at RIDGID?

[@m.annaalleman1361]

I just purchased one and cannot get the nose off.

[@user-im4uw7gn5p]

If you purchased the first model it should come with an Allen wrench to take off the nose.

[@mikerosenblatt6827]

If it’s the newest model shown, you have to pull HARD to remove the “nose” to install & remove blades

[@norzoloco1]

I've had every Ryobi OMT and I have not been impressed. The last model vibrated so much in my hand it was unusable. Looks like this one's a loud ass vibrating piece of crap too. Pro tip use better blades (Diablo or Milwaukee nitro) for better results!