I’ve used these blades. They burnout fast just like the other blades.

Most hinges have two different radius or corners, a 1/4" or 5/8" , is this corner jig only able to copy the !/4" hinge?

What company. English please.....

I am black and yellow team, spent over $300 on the first 30° 1st gen framer, which was totally garbage. Then I bought a 21° framer. It was good for a couple of years with very very light use (maybe 50 nails per month) nailing boards up in the attic to brace chandeliers. Now it started acting up. I am very disappointed. I have a huge 20v lineup tools not easy to switch brand. I use pneumatic guns for all day framing.

Excellent

junk

I think you have committed fraud by not using the right technique to apply this or ANY resin product to create a false narrative. NO resin will fill a crack if you don't expand the crack with pressure from the opposite side. By your opening comments I'm sure YOU knew this but chose to reiterate several times how you were following the video example when you knew better. There are other videos showing the same product making long cracks disappear, so how does that make YOU and your cheering squad look to those who DO know how to apply resin, and to those who've bothered to watch at least a few other videos showing CORRECT application of this same product. It's shameful. You might was well start a Tic-Tok channel just for clicks.

So you knew before you started you were going to deliberately attempt to sabotage the product by misapplying it. What is needed is a helper inside pressing on the windshield to slightly open the crack so the resin can flow in. This is seen in other videos where they did the job right. So NOW you have an entire cadre of sycophants posting below yelling false advertising and fraud when on any number of other channels this same product works perfectly. You should be ashamed.

The fact that you don’t have to thin the paint is a game changer

Said Ryobi twice, mispronounced it both times

Copied from Craftsman. I have one from decades ago. Work great tho.

Wow that's a pretty good video I need that for the love bugs here in Florida. Question did a charger on UKposts, also what was the price for that Ryobi wash brush. I would definitely like to have it for my truck I would definitely check home Depot and Lowe's tomorrow and see if they have it in stock.

Was he being sarcastic with this?

Why not use nails so we can see real performance.

COOL! I pick one up the next time I plan on drilling and screwing 1,473 holes.............

Need this!

Would make a nice portable runoff table for a portable table saw

What a waste of a good egg! 😠

Not buying more Ryobi tools. They had my 23 ga. Pin Nailer for 8 months, before they decided to give me a new one. If I had a Ridgid, I would have gotten a new one right away and besides they guarantee their tools for life.

Just the tip lmaooo

I will buy it when it's available. The money I saved using Ryobi tools for drywall and saving goes towards moonshine and videogames.

trash😅

100 pumps later and it's up in the air yay.😅

I think it would be cool if other brands like Milwaukee Ryobi flex Makita would make their version of a battery powered mini bike. That'd be something else that they can compete with. Like they do their with tools and outdoor equipment.😅😅

Right h'yah and right th'yah

I've found it multi tools cut nails and screws faster if you pulse the power.

I use wood screws for my car repairs and then trade them in

Remember - switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading.

I thought an impact driver was a driver. A hammer drill is a drill. Impact drivers will put TimberLocks through railroad ties. That's what they are for. Ryobi is a fine brand for Harry Homeowner. They have picked up where Crafstman left off, and is trying now to return to. That's why there is a lot of innovation in their tools. If you are a pro, you don't need gadgety tools as much as reliable ones, but someone needs to try new ideas.

Pensé que en la segunda parte, cuando le da el botón con el pie, estaba empezando a hacer una tortilla.

It is easier to clean egg on the floor using tissue paper than cleaning that vacuum cleaner 😂. May be useful in other applications.

It’s obvious how many people here don’t actually use this tool on a job site. I’d be sold with just the three construction screws.

Those knobby tires will decrease your speed, battery life and comfort on hard surfaces.

Looks like the grippers might work but your screw is off a bit and not holding the screw straight

I’ve had one for a very long time. Works well. Then I discovered impact drivers. The bit has stayed in my tool cabinet since. Tools evolve.

Thank you so much for this video. I'll keep you posted. Friday, May 10, 2024

What actually makes it so special is that there's is nothing so special about it. Copyright Bosch!

Just got two M18 12AH and charged both on the charger. Just today, I did the second one and when it got to 3 bars, I took it off to check the temperature, etc. It was fairly warm as expected and since I was not in a hurry, I just put it on a standard charger to finish it off. FYI...Both the battery and the charger were similarly warm. I can easily check the 120 VAC load to get the power going in to the charger. The next time I do a 12 ah, I'm going to measure the input power to the charger.

Thank you,the two of you are great together so in this world of chaos it's great to see two grown men getting along

Bosch had that a long time ago, but for regular drills

Buy some glasses and read the instruction manual, it will tell you how stupid this video is.. .. :D have a nice day

Too bad you’re in Louisiana backwoods! If ya was in the northwest I could buy us a steak. Kidding, thanks for info.

Yo John , will that work on a ryobi or ryobi impact drill 👊🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤷🏻‍♂️

Those gaps in your floor joints are disturbing.

Saw

You don't mention anything about how long the battery lasts. Those don't last long in the tools, so I can't imagine that it would last long carrying my butt around. 😂

i saw a really old granny on one of these at the mall

I'd like to see macro photo of blade after, and now HD / Lowes prices. The last 3 cuts are hardened deck screws. How about a masonry nail.

That Ryobi is an animal, a very hangry animal!

When you say "Ryobi (with the American pronunciation", not Ryobi (with the correct pronunciation) you are wrong. You keep using the "American" pronunciation for Ryobi rather than it's real one. You are wrong. Ryobi is a Japanese manufacturers founded in 1943 and produces powertools since 1968. It's "Reooobe". It looks like the average "americna" doesn't know any language or doesn't know how to pronounce any foreign word. The country that protect freedom around the world but also one of the most ignorant countries on the planet. What a pity.