I've done a bunch of fun RYOBI projects. I don't patent them and I make a movie of how I did it. RYOBI has eventually come out with about half of them... of course they never say where their inspiration for new projects come from :-(
I've been wondering about making either a powered wheel chair or mobility scooter using the batteries from my Ryobi power tools. Do you have any ideas along that line?
@@SerendipitySue One concept I have is a wheelchair with two independant drive trains, one for each of the rear wheels. This would allow it skid steering by just cutting power and breaking one wheel while the other continues to be powered. Was thinking this might be possible using motors from two of the Ryobi chainsaws.Wondering if this would be viable now that they have the larger 8-12 amp batteries.
@@SerendipitySue I've looked into a couple mobility scooters and found some run on 36 or 48 volts so doing one based on the 40 volt batteries should be feasible.
6 x 1.5V = 9V, no wonder the 4V battery underpowered that one knife. Would there be a way to stack two of the 4V batteries in series, to get closer to the 9V that knife is expecting?
Yes it could use 2 USB batteries in series. I was just making a proof of concept hoping RYOBI would make one with their digital motors that are matched to 4V.
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Ryobi stick blender!
Looks like we could do it: amzn.to/49YCQkN. Just convert two AA batteries to 4V USB :-)
Nice job Chris. The 18v looks great. Oh, and nice cutting board 😊.
Lol great video you always have the best ideas.
I would buy one but not for food. I do a lot of prop making and theater set building. This would be a perfect addition.
they should hire you!!
I've done a bunch of fun RYOBI projects. I don't patent them and I make a movie of how I did it. RYOBI has eventually come out with about half of them... of course they never say where their inspiration for new projects come from :-(
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That is a brilliant idea! My wife is going to hate you. :^D
Have you got the Ryobi Bug Zapper yet? I would love to add a kill counter to it, perhaps something that detects a current spike.
I made my own :-)
@@SerendipitySue that's great, show us!
@@NeilMartinIsHere I made it before Ryobi came out with theirs.. ruclips.net/video/v28gUNNPU0c/видео.html
@@SerendipitySue nice!
I've been wondering about making either a powered wheel chair or mobility scooter using the batteries from my Ryobi power tools. Do you have any ideas along that line?
My mom has a mobility scooter with a LION battery pack. I thought the same thing. Not sure what voltage they use. We would have to check.
@@SerendipitySue One concept I have is a wheelchair with two independant drive trains, one for each of the rear wheels. This would allow it skid steering by just cutting power and breaking one wheel while the other continues to be powered. Was thinking this might be possible using motors from two of the Ryobi chainsaws.Wondering if this would be viable now that they have the larger 8-12 amp batteries.
@@SerendipitySue I've looked into a couple mobility scooters and found some run on 36 or 48 volts so doing one based on the 40 volt batteries should be feasible.
6 x 1.5V = 9V, no wonder the 4V battery underpowered that one knife. Would there be a way to stack two of the 4V batteries in series, to get closer to the 9V that knife is expecting?
Yes it could use 2 USB batteries in series. I was just making a proof of concept hoping RYOBI would make one with their digital motors that are matched to 4V.
Do you have a way to share ideas for your channel?
@@dondiego124 I have a ton of ideas for projects… just not enough time! Send me ideas and I’ll add them to the list
Too messy, i dont ever think a chef will use it. But im sure people will on thanksgiving
This is just a prototype, goal is to get RYOBI to make a real one