Ryobi RYi2200 2200W Gas Powered Generator
Sometimes you need a little portable power, and the Ryobi RYi2200 2200 watt Inverter Generator is both little and portable. […]
Ryobi RTS31 10-inch Table Saw Review
When Ryobi dropped off their new RTS31 10″ Table Saw we knew the company had made some pretty big changes. […]
Inspection Cameras Comparison Head to Head
If I’m being completely honest, reviewing digital inspection cameras or scopes is something I initially wanted to put into the […]
Ryobi 1.5Ah and 4.0Ah 18V Lithium+ Batteries
As we’ve now seen Milwaukee RedLithium batteries and Metabo 4.0Ah batteries (and overseas DeWalt) the newly updated higher power density […]
Ryobi S651D Sheet Sanders Recalled
Ryobi and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission are issuing a voluntary recall of all Ryobi S651D 1/4 sheet sanders. […]
Recall: 455,000 Ryobi Cordless Drills – Fire Hazard
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Ryobi, today announced a voluntary recall of 455,000 Ryobi Model […]
Ryobi Miter Saw Stand Preview
A miter saw stand will greatly improve both the usability and the capability of your saw. The Ryobi Miter Saw stand, pithily dubbed the Quickstand (model #A18MS01), is one of the more inexpensive and yet functional products you’ll find on the market. The miter saw stand has 400 lbs. of holding capacity, so it’s equipped to not only hold a large miter saws, it can support the saw while also provided enough strength of nearly any type of material you’re likely to cut. The stand is made of steel, and it folds up and down so you can tuck it away when not in use, plus this makes taking it to the jobsite all the more easy.
Ryobi Auto Hammer Review CAH120LK
Ryobi decided to follow the Craftsman Nextec Hammerhead’s lead and came out with their own version of a cordless Auto Hammer just in time for the 2009 Christmas Holiday Season. Since this tool seems to be a popular gift item this year, and just about every Home Depot store has a sample station set up so you can test it before you buy it, we decided to put it through our own battery of tests. In the past we have been pleasantly surprised by the balance of quality, features and price of the Ryobi brand products. Read on to see if this tool lived up to our expectations.
Ryobi Auto Hammer vs Craftsman Hammerhead
Last year Craftsman released their Nextec Hammerhead Auto-Hammer which operates on a similar principal as a pneumatic palm nailer. Of course this new tool intrigued us, but there was nothing to truly compare it to – that is until now. This holiday season, Ryobi has released its version of the Auto Hammer. We decided to put it head-to-head against the Craftsman Hammerhead model… and to make things a little more interesting; we figured we would also compare both battery-operated products to a Senco pneumatic palm nailer and a plain old fashioned framing hammer.
Ryobi Duet FPR300 Power Paint System With Roller and Sprayer
The Ryobi Duet Paint System is a unique painting product. It provides an almost uncanny versatility in that you can use it as both a continuous roller and also as a finish sprayer. But it’s more than that. The system works such that two users can roll and do trim work simultaneously. I don’t know about you, but I always work with a partner when it comes to painting. It’s faster, and painting is more fun when you can both complain about the tedium. With Ryobi’s FLUID Technology you can place any standard 1 gallon container in the unit and the system will allow for continuous painting without refilling.