I Walked out of B&Q with This EPIC Ryobi Tools Wall Display in Shadow Foam for MY NEW WORKSHOP!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- This week, I went over to B&Q to check out their range of Ryobi Power and Hand Tools and put together an essential collection to create the ultimate Ryobi Tool display for my new workshop!
Along the way, Jona breaks down the simplest way to build this display panel, reviews these Ryobi tools and gives you some very spicy hot takes on diy culture! What brand do you want us to do next? Let us know in the comments below!
00:00 My B&Q Tool Shopping Spree
03:20 Ryobi Tool Review
06:41 How to Build a DIY Tool Display Panel
11:00 My AMAZING Tool Pickup
13:52 Let's Organize these tools in Shadow Foam!
18:32 How to Cut Shadow Foam
23:06 Adding Fingerpulls
24:26 My Tool Collection SO FAR!
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Hi guys, I ended up using a pocket hole jig on the next panel in this series, won’t spoil the surprise though, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/MozthYxszVk/видео.htmlsi=cTH6qIOw2MPNyBU9
Quality enjoyed the way you covered the build with all the items links ect. start to fin without any amount of time wasted .display look amazing how simplistic yet quality way of displaying your tools , no messing around, ,what tool needed to what you got all in one place secured and above all safe ,all together in one place well done definitely hit the like/subscribe as well as fwd to my friends . like yourself I love my tools and actively look for exciting quality videos that give nspirational ideas in which you do so well that ill share with all ma family and friends like myself will really appreciate watching this and many more videos you've done ,BZ lad well done
I worked with a professional carpenter who used Ryobi and he said that the amount of tools stolen from site, van break ins and just general tool breakages his view was that he could easily replace the tools and it wouldn’t bankrupt him
That’s a great point actually!
A lot are using Einhell my first circular was Einhell it was great
and if people think that ryobi are bad/not worth much, maybe they are less likely to be stolen?
Ryobi's are not cheap!
Many tools come with feature like onekey which make the tool useless when they go out of reach of the owners phone.
I have no idea why I’m watching this but it was good.
Interesting in organizing?
Absolutely fantastic work ❤
Thank you! Cheers! Have you seen our recent Milwaukee Tools wall panel?
Anther amazing job. Looking forward to your next build. Cheers
Thanks mate, what would you like me to build next?
Well it sounds like you’re going to be working on a Milwaukee tool wall shortly, but lately I have been slowly building up my Klein tool set. Not an electrician like you but a DYI’r. Cheers.
I did my ryobi tools after watching your video with Colin F. Now I have twice as manyt tools and think this is my next project. Thanks for the vid
Watching these videos is making me wanting to get back into woodworking and just creating things, guess i beter start my tool collection.
Absolutely get back into it! Be a great thing to start the new year with!
A job well done, I’m jealous of the foam and now it’s something something else i have to add to my tool box
Let me know how you get on with it! 👍
Another PERFECT JOB! well done keep it up :)
Thanks, will do!
Just started buying my own diy power tools. decided to give erbauer a try. so far they work well.
Good job as ever really pleased with mine and my ryobi tools
Parkside tools Lidl great value
❤❤😊That’s a work of art!
Thanks a lot! Appreciate that!
I'm quite liking the Einhell Brand, there's good quality there for the money. Which is German but was originally Australian under the name Ozito.
great content man ..... 👍
Definitely a "Spark"....still a nice job!! Talking of tools I have read some of the other comments I was used to using Makita & Dewalt however I have started using the Einhell brand after working in Holland/Germany. My whole house and garden now run on that brand lawnmower, hedgetrimmers, hoover & combi drill, Rip Snorter, chop-saw etc etc. I still have all of my Makita and Dewalt tools but rarely use them. Einhell tools/batteries/chargers are a good price. Have a look I was surprised by the standard (tool snob me).
You got that right! I’ll check out that range, cheers for the info!
Looks awesome mate
Thanks Anthony! Ryobi user?
Cool idea
Hi,thanks for nifty DART tip, im builder like you, and brilliant idea for power tools, thanks for video, and keep up the good work.
I bet it’s like Christmas day all the time when you go shopping for tools to put in the pannels and you’ll have to do one for the Kreg pocket hole jigs.
I do love Shopping for tools 😂
Handy Tip: Before inserting the foam, drill 1-2 centimetre holes around the frame to allow air through for easing the foam in, can use some blank hole grommets to fill the holes after, 🤓💡
I like your technique for making the frame. I would drill holes in the back board to cut out the vacuum issue Used this method for foam cushions in a stool Love the shadow foam Great finish Result
I’ll be doing a similar technique for my next frame build, stay tuned!
I'm so happy to see it comes in 7 colors and not just red!
I will have to pick up a set of orange for the rigid tools and a green for the ryobi stuff.
I like the sound of that! Let me know how that project goes!
i've been using ryobi 18v tools for 15 years for all sorts of diy jobs and building several campervans, great tools never let me down yet. i had my pocket hole tool from axminster tools if that's any help. Great video thanks
Thanks for sharing! I think mine was a monster too
Great video 👌🏻
Thanks Paul! Appreciate it mate, Ryobi user?
Pretty cool build! I liked the Ryobi love people like to bash the tools and I find they work fine. Yes I would rather have a nicer tool but man they just work and I like saving the money on tools I don't use everyday. Your foam builds are cool man.
Got it spot on! As long as they work and do the job, who cares!
Ive had a thought Watching these videos, I think a display of 80’s style retro power tools would look nice in this type of setup. More as a piece of art than for actually using them. I’m sure they’re out there gathering dust hidden away !
I’ve do like that idea! Hadn’t thought of something like that but it’s now something I’ll be putting together!
Hi again, great video
Thanks Shane! Ryobi fan?
James may would love this
We have tried to contact him but he didn’t seem bothered
Another great tall wall. One of these days we will get you cutting 45 degree corners on the front trim! I'll go with a Bosch DIY one next for the dark green colour to go with the Dewalt and Ryobi setups.
Might have guessed what’s next accurately there 👀
Thanks
Hi Julian, thanks for the super! Much appreciated! Did you enjoy the video?
Newsubhere....Hey, loved this video and will be going back over older ones to watch for ideas. I only have an old 10x8 shed so to free up space would be so nice. I do have a tool chech so theres a good chance I'll be buying some of that foam plus maybe some for a cheeky wall project too!
Awesome! Drop me a line if you need any help, and send me some pictures of your finished setup, I’d love to see it!
You should make inserts for the Ryobi link module storage system
We do have the boxes! Stay tuned for an announcement! 👍
Knipex would be really interesting for me they have great tools. Wera is also really nice. Would like to see those.
Noted! I’ll get to work assembling a collection
So all I have to do to have an AMAZING looking setup is sell all my tools and buy everything like ryobi 😂🤔... it's really stunning!
I’d love to see you do the colored foam to match the tool line you’re working with.
we do do coloured foam in 7 different colours, we used to do lime green but it wasn't a popular colour unfortunately!
Looks great. I'd like to see a green Bosch board, just because that's what I've got loads of.
Me too. Also Wera and Knipex are great hand tool brands. Dremel board would be also awesome and add a missing batarang haha xD
Shall work on getting a collection together!
Parkside!!!!! Definitely as good as royobi
I’ve been hearing more and more support out there for Parkside!
Parkside is excellent for someone like me who wants a large amount of tools on a buget
Dovetail joints would be nice. Hehe
Looks great, as usual, and gets me daydreaming about things I want to do.
Random couple of questions…..
How many blades does a project like this use?
How many blades do you get in your cutting kits?
Are replacements readily available?
Lovin’ your work! 👍🏼
Hi James, thanks for commenting! I used 3 blades in this project. Basic cutting kits supply 5 blades, pro cutting kits supply 25 blades and addition boxes in 25 and 100 are available on our website!
Love it! you seem to have more tools than Norm from 'Yanky Workshop' lol
Haha I tried my best to get a collection together from what Norm left over
So need a Ryobi wall
how straight are those screwdrivers! Another amazing project.
Thanks Chris! Must’ve measured and remeasured them a dozen times!
Dovetail joints, This is the way!
This is the way
@@ShadowFoam This is the way
At some point you’re going to have to do some dovetail joints.
As soon as my tool turns up I promise! 🙏
I have 3 fastening that I use is #1 butt & screws #2 pocket screws #3 biscuits & glue
I LOVE My Ryobi Tools. In Fact i bought Ryobi Impact-Bits and Built a Nice fence screwing Tapcons into Brick/Block no problem. Then a Bought more expensive Impact-Bits and they SNAPPED on 1st Go, I will stick with my Ryobi Tools thanks.
Reliably durable aren’t they? Had no complaints with my Ryobi gear
I have a nice tool wall in my garage (peg board) and the one and only thing I can tell you about it is I change it every 2 weeks. Reason being is tools die, new tools added, tools break, tools get upgraded. One tool change and this wall is useless really or looks horrible with a dead spot in it. Sure it really looks good I have to be honest it looks so tidy and nice but practical... seems like a horrible waste of money! Just one person's opinion! I think the only way these things work is that they are cases for each tool set. IE you get a set of chisels you make a display box, you get a set of crescent wrenches. you make a display box. these are tools that tend not to change very often. but then You end up spending $200 on every set of tools you use.. which again you get into the category of seems like a waste of money when you could just hang them on a peg board
Ryobi tools are made by Techtronic Industries (TTI) they own several other tool and small home appliance brands, including Milwaukee, Homelite, Oreck, Dirt Devil, Hoover, AEG, and RIDGID. TTI also owns the childcare and ride-sharing service Kango.
They also own Stiletto, well known for their very nice (and expensive) titanium hammers.
@@Skellist not the shoes? 😂😂
I haven't looked if anyone else has mentioned this, the new bit holder is actually a drywall bit holder. This bit holder was designed to use on drywall or plasterboard to prevent the screwdriver bit ever going too deep. The heavy duty magnet was designed primarily for drywall applications to make sure the screw wasn't lost during installation.
Interesting to see new uses for it! 👍
yeah you are probably correct, you get flush fit bit holders for plaster board fitting, you also get sleave bit holders, the case extends over the screw so as you start to drive one handed the screw wiggle doesnt come of the bit as its enclosed, i have a ryobi one on my ryobi drill that i had for 6 or 7 years or more now, its just a bit rusty.
the plaster board bit holder is good for small jobs or tidying screws up, if you can afford it, its far better to get an autofeed screw gun with the strips of screws for bigger jobs like putting a whole ceiling up, makes life so much more straight forward and quicker rather than screw by screw with the bit holder.
The Green Milwaukee :O
Love the idea and I would love that kind of organisation but if I'm honest with myself, I'm never gonna do it, its far too much work LOL
Love that honesty mate!
My dad and I call our Bosch electric screwdriver noisy crickets!!!
Ryobi All the way!
Got any Ryobi tools you like in particular?
@@ShadowFoam They are all amazing in my book, but my favorite is probably the Impact driver.
Just watched this as it popped up in my RUclips recommendations. Very interesting, but no space to put a "Tool Wall" anywhere here. I did have a good look at your website to get a better idea about ShadowFoam. It's a shame you don't offer the Swann Morton Retractaway Scalpel. So much safer, you can chuck it in your toolbox or pocket whilst working, and you could even have a space for it on the Tool Wall!
I have the Einhell power xchange range for my tools, I found them to be pretty good products. Very similar to Sealey. (Tbf I think I might only draw that comparison because they're both red lol)
Haha and I’ve never bought tools just because they are red… 😅
Hmmmm… now I want to re do my ryobi SF tool wall. Didn’t fit all my tools in anyway so custom size might be the next order.
Some random ideas for you… as all this stuff is cluttering up my garage lol - can you mount any larger garden tools like strimmers, lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws etc
I do want to tackle larger tools in the future when I can put all my ideas together!
Bosch professional (blue) all the way!
Stay tuned 👀
I can help with the Foam Vacuuming. Prre poke a few holes to help it ballooning, with a few 2-4mm holes dorrted around the top sheet.
Thanks for the tip mate! 👍
@@ShadowFoam No worries … that’s a 1.5% consultancy fee 🤣🤣
This is my first time watching your channel. I’m a DIY enthusiast who can only dream of the tools that you have. It would be good to find out what the number one brand would be for DIYer. I like the fact Ryobi has a wide range and their batteries can be used on all of their products. It would be great to get your view. Regards, Richard.
Hi Richard, great idea! I'll be looking to do that in an upcoming video!
Nice job, I started life as a sparky too, a long while ago though, now retired. I’ve always had an interest in woodworking and have a good selection of Ryobi tools. I hope you bought some batteries with your kit. I also don’t know why Ryobi don’t sell their pliers and sidecutters in the UK, annoyingly they are available in the US.
I do have a couple batteries, but you are right, I need to add some more to this haul!
tbf im a loyal dewalt fanboy but id buy some ryobi if it was a 1 time job. tbf it seems alright especially for round the house diyers
I don’t know if you’ve noticed. But Ryobi has listened and added some more pliers!
That is great news! 👍
Awesome i love that all my tools got stolen.I have just started to replace my stuff but it expensive.
Sorry to hear that mate!
So cool! Ryobi tools are really good. I like Bosch tools myself and I think they would make an incredible tool wall for you. Amazing tool line up. Excellent video my man.
Might be doing Bosch sooner than you think! 👀
I have no idea what tools you are basing this on but ryobi power tools are crap. It used to be great but not anymore. I have spent a fortune moving away from Ryobi after disappointment after disappointment. 3 cordless multitools all broke after at least 1 week the first broke after 10 mins use. i changed brand. not a single problem a year later with Dewalt. no power in the combi drill compaired to the Dewalt version. The ryobi would not put a 12mm speed bit through a floor joist the Dewalt smaller drill does it time after time without need even a batery change. The cordless angle griner. Anyone want it the biggest disapointment of all. the clutch omg constantly cuts out and is unusable. A week later I went out and bought the dewalt version, no probles at all. I then just started to replace everything more so because of the batterys are so expensive, by the way 4 chineese batterys still going strong, but only 2 of the 8 ryiobi baterys still working after a year. so yer tried and tested oh yer broke a impact driver and a combi drill from over use.
@@davewilco822 definitely sounds like you’ve got some bad tools for sure. I based my comment as a general overview. The Ryobi brand being really great is for home owners and contractors who are not hard on their tools like an electrician or someone who rarely needs a tool and does not want to spend DeWalt prices for a tool he needs 12 times a year.
@@davewilco822I have the same quality issues these days with Milwaukee and Bosch, especially Bosch batteries. They are really poor quality. The range of Parkside tools from Lidl have done surprisingly well for me as a heavy DIY user. They come with a 3 year warranty (DIY use only for the standard range) but I have never had to make use of the warranty yet. RUclipsr Dean Doherty did a piece on the Parkside SDS hammer drill I have for the first time and to say he was pleasantly surprised just how good even the DIY standard tool was is an understatement and his wife carries a lot of weight as a professional power tool service engineer. Came as no surprise to me. I have been slogging away with this £38 tool for the last five or six years and it has never let me down once. I have quite a range of their power tools and I can thoroughly recommend them.
Hey@@Biffo1262 Thanks ever so much for that I will deffo check that out. Thanks again.
Looks like Ryobi have now got pliers on their website.
Im just a diy geezer, only noticed two things l would have done differently, 1. Worn ear defenders using electric saw. 2. I would have mitred the trim, but thats my preference.
Get a Festool domino jointer it makes life so easy.
Thanks for the tip!
B&Q in Northwich I know it well, remember the opening in 1989
Absolutely! It’s my local and I’m there so often 👍
Thanks for doing Ryobi
My pleasure! What would you like to see me do next?
Maybe the Hart brand from Walmart, not sure I’d Walmart is present in your part of the world but are very popular in America. Great job on your channel
I’m a little sad that in the US, the Ryobi accessories like the hammer and the battery designs aren’t available in Home Depot (B&Q US version). The hammer is only available in a kit only
Have you seen the Milwaukee socket set you should do it in foam
I have seen it and I do plan on covering it on this channel! 👍
Ryobi now have three pliers on there website.
RSK18 Snap-Off Knife 😁
👌
Mitrebond also do a pen stick version of the activator, you’ll get roughly 1 pen to 3 tubes of super glue where as with the spray activator it always runs out before the glue 👍🏼
Good to know, thanks for the tip!
Ryobi do the following pliers - 180mm Combination Pliers RHCP180 - 200mm Long Nose Pliers RHLNP200 & 160mm Diagonal Cutters RHDC160 here in the UK
24:58 definitely need the Milwaukee brand next
Good idea! I’ve got the tools waiting to be organized!
@@ShadowFoam Didn't you do Milwaukee with Colin Furze?
@@craftygriffo I did indeed but I’d love to do it again
Great vid pal 👍🏻 roughly how much were all the tools?
Couple hundred quid but B&Q were running a deal
I got the guild snips for work 2 years ago and I can't really fault them, they're still going strong now. Am looking to replace them soon though with something a bit better quality
What do you have in mind?
@@ShadowFoam not sure yet. I might get the Halfords advanced pliers modular tray which comes with snips, as my socket sets are all from the advanced range
You can put th little boxes and the levels verticaly into the faom it will take less space on the tool wall
Personnaly I'm Dewalt powertool mostly
You're absolutely right and I would have done that if I had more tools to squeeze in!
I'm a Ryobi man, and still use a few tools which are in the original Blue, like me Demolition Saw and Jigsaw, but I do like the new colour better.
How long have you had those originals?
@@ShadowFoam many many moons since new, also have the original AM/FM Radio in Blue still works, but most of my tools are current colouring. They just make good tools and boy have their batteries improved over the years,,
When they were in the blue, they were a good mid range amateurs tools. A pro would not use them but they were pretty good. The change to lime green brought a downturn in quality to appeal to the home DIYer. The batteries on the 18v range were rubbish. Milwaukee well over priced but good. Mikita is the next step up and the batteries last out well. Just my opinion.
bosch, nice job
Thanks 👍
Another great build, just supprised you didn't use the green foam.
It wasn’t like green so I thought it’d look a little odd
I wannna build stuff 😭 this is cool
What's stopping you?
I live in a flat and have no space for a workshop. 😢
Please do a Stanley wall. Fat Max tools are dope
Also if you know I’m on the lookout for a really small pair of chunky handle pipe grips, maybe 4/5”
Nothing wrong with Guild Argos have some good quality affordable Guild power tools too
Any guild tools you’d recommend?
Home depo is USA 🇺🇸. BnQ same thing here in UK 🇬🇧
Definitely makita
Might be bang on the money there! 👌
The final panel is going to be Milwaukee, because they are all the same company :D I would have preferred Makita, but that would probably require 3 panels on its own.
I am about to make my first order, for some inserts, Wish me luck!
Makita? Milwaukee? Why not both?
Where was the battery? Do they get stored somewhere else? Fab job though 😄
Working on an ultimate battery storage solution, hope to show you all in a future video!
Hi I have just found this channel
I’d like to build something similar to the tool panel, but on a smaller scale to hold my airbrushes for scale modelling and ancillaries to that in the utility room where my spraybooth is located
My budget is limited as is my supply of tools,as I haven’t worked since covid and the NHS unfortunately crippled me when operating and I’m at this time, disabled.
Without things like a circular saw, does anyone have any suggestions as to how to proceed on a very low budget?
You could always look into getting a pre-made deep frame, we’ve gotten them from IKEA in the past but you can find them in most shops in various sizes
@@ShadowFoam Thanks for that.. I’ll have a look👍
Be amazing to do a clab with @n bundy electrical and he has all bosch. So good mix
We are actively trying to work something out with Nick, we would love to collaborate!
Dewalt makes a version of the Dart and it comes in several of their bit sets.
Awesome news! So I’ll end up with eventually then! 👍
Thanks for the showing on how to do it for those non Carpenter's, your shack is large and most people have only a 8 x 6 shed to put there tools in, I like einhell tools German make but cheaper than Bosch and dewalt...also I'm a qualified carpenter and joiner
No problem 👍 always happy to explain for the DIYers
Mitre the beading may look better 👍
Thanks for the tip! 👍
Damn that MDF was expensive. I know you weren't looking for one but a full sheet of 12mm 8x4 MDF is about 35 quid from our supplier inc VAT
I’m not suprised at that! I went for convenient but I know that was at the behest of cost!
@@ShadowFoamI get you. Gotta do what you gotta do!
Oh the OCD in me would want to mitre those corners on the beading 😂
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I’m Milwaukee, sealey and teng tools
Would you reccomend Teng? I have yet to get my hands on any Teng tools
Just out of curiosity, you constantly mention the USA and prices there. Do you sell a lot to the USA? I only ask because it's nice to see a UK based channel doing something like this as most are American, and lack relevance to me. So I was pleased to find you, but then you went all American on me hahah
Haha 45% of my audience is American so I want to try and include them from time to time 👍
I don't know how you cut this stuff so clean. I made an absolute mess out of mine.
Practise mate, I’ve been doing it weekly for 7 years on RUclips!
I don't spend big money on power tools. I buy most of my tools from VEVOR now bcos u get a decent deal from them. OK so they don't sell top brands but I bought a drill/Imp Driver set for 93 euros. They're brilliant and I've had them for 21/2 yrs now and they work really well. The driver is a powerful little unit. They're both brushless as well which helps.
I love power tools btw but recently I've begun using more Hand Tools. Hand planes, chisels, saws, etc and I'm getting just as much enjoyment out of them as any power tools. Yeah the work takes a bit longer when using Hand Saws but I enjoy the heck out of it man..
I see ur wall of Skill power tools but can u get one of the Skil Table saws in the UK?? I can't get one and was wondering if they're sold over there. In Ireland it's a nightmare to get these tools here just like RIGID as well..
I wanted to get thye RIGID table saw with the Cast Iron table. It's a beast but to get it here is impossible unless u try and take a risk on EBAY and I'm not handing over a grand to somebody on EBAY so my hard earned cash can disappear.
DEWALT table saws are being sold for a grand or more here too. The cheapest I saw was just under 800 Euros which is a rip off for a saw of that quality.
Love that foam ur using mate..Keep making the walls for tools bcos they make it all look so much tidier.
Oh lord I need to clean out my garage today. I left saw dust everywhere before Xmas and haven't gone back in.. LOL
Seeing how clean ur shop is has me embarrassed to hell man.. LMAO..
We're actually looking to start a relationship with Vevor so hearing you talk so positively about their tools makes me ever the more curious to try them out for myself!
@@ShadowFoam I was looking on the website about Shadow foam too the other day after watching a few of ur videos. It's actually very cheap for what u get. I'll be picking some up for my tool storage soon. Nice one man..
Thanks for the reply too. Appreciate it very much
@@reaper060670 my pleasure mate, let me know if there's anything more I can help you with!