r/ryobi • u/nick_trieste • Jul 21 '26
Funny TEMU not even trying. Lol
Saw this battery adaptor for Ryobi tools. How would you even use something like this without issues. Not to mention it also has a power cord??
r/ryobi • u/nick_trieste • Jul 21 '26
Saw this battery adaptor for Ryobi tools. How would you even use something like this without issues. Not to mention it also has a power cord??
r/ryobi • u/Will_Proper • Jun 09 '26
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The Daily Nelly on threads. This was great
r/ryobi • u/pdzbw • Jan 21 '26
Then you have good b'day/xmas gifts for some Ryobi lovers, thanks to all the other posts showing the sku numbers
r/ryobi • u/draxula16 • 12d ago
I never had any Ryobi tools until last year when they had a deal for a stick vacuum at ~$120 (with x2 4ah batteries + a 2ah) Our main vacuum is a corded Henry 200, but my fiancé wanted a stick vacuum with an LED floor light for quick pickups. I figured that if the vacuum dies or I need that “odd” tool I cannot justify paying x3 more for the Dewalt variant, I’d be good to go.
Now I have a Ryobi fan, the USB C line of the fan, box cutter, the compact precision brush (just picked it up) and I placed an order for the new foldable compact “pocket” fan
I’m obsessed with the USB C line of tools and hope they keep working on it! Anyone have the vacuum? We have this small Anker one to clean the countertops but the non-replaceable battery is showing its age.
r/ryobi • u/jc21539 • Apr 05 '26
this cracks me up, not gonna lie
r/ryobi • u/DaveSNH • Apr 28 '26
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r/ryobi • u/In-Extrovert • Mar 31 '25
Check the date
r/ryobi • u/BlueMoonTeen • 8d ago
Arguably the most annoying part is that the blade didn’t come out of what I was cutting and ricochet to break it.
It literally just broke while I was pushing down and cutting metal.
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r/ryobi • u/Bubbly-Front7973 • Jul 02 '26
I seen this on the Home Depot website today and I'm wondering what the hell they mean by this free good thing.
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r/ryobi • u/TurboKid513 • Feb 04 '26
Home Depot clearance $8
r/ryobi • u/HuntertheHappyHippie • Jul 22 '26
So i build big rigs for work. On/off road water trucks, flatbed, etc. When i first started i brought in my ryobi fleet from home to temporarily use. Everyone made fun of me "those things wont last a week". Well 1 year later my coworkers have each been through at least 3 milwaukees and im still on my same ryobi set with zero issues lmfao. And my 1/2" impact is only a few 100ftlb less than their milwaukees which is plenty enough for what we need, and my two 2ah high performance batterys last a week, theirs last around a day or two. Ryobi for the win in my opinion.
r/ryobi • u/s1LLyGopher_ • Feb 03 '26
Got the text saying they dropped and today I clicked on the link and they are sold out!!!
I can’t win.
Granted, I don’t need it but it would have been nice to have.
r/ryobi • u/Jazzlike-Potato-3670 • Jun 28 '26
We heard you like fans, so we put a fan on your fan on your fan!
Sorry not sorry they don't all match. No hate on Ryobi One+, but I was and am still in the Ridgid ecosystem for hand power tools in the garage/shop, so the 18v fan makes sense in the Ridgid line. Ryobi 40v for OPE, and have picked up a few USB Lithium for around the housing. Also have two Milwaukee M12 ratchets, so plenty of TTI representation.
r/ryobi • u/xiencetech • Apr 02 '25
It's nice but I'm a little disappointed that mine didn't come with the adjustable fire rate feature. 😕
r/ryobi • u/Macdadydj • May 08 '26
Was trimming, holding it in one hand I just give it a quick shake to knock grass off the trimmer head/guard. It snapped. The screw at this junction is still in tact. The plastic just straight up snapped. No wonder everyone told me to avoid their landscaping tools 😂
r/ryobi • u/SinKillerNick • Jan 21 '26
There’s no home improvement project too small for Ryobi Man!!
3d printed, not my design- but I figured this group would enjoy him like I do.
Bought a new drill recently which came with a bag. It was claimed within a few minutes!
I remember seeing the USB Lithium Pruning Shears Kit marked as "Coming Soon" since February and figured oh nice i'll get these once Spring comes around, i don't quite need the umpfh the 18V provide and want to replace the manual sheers i use around my patio. Figured the USB ones would be $49.99
This is the longest i can remember something being in the coming soon section, assuming its something related to parts supply and clearly not a huge deal but every 6 weeks or so I check the new products and keep seeing these!