expired Posted by jmhinkle • Aug 4, 2024
Aug 4, 2024 5:39 PM
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expired Posted by jmhinkle • Aug 4, 2024
Aug 4, 2024 5:39 PM
Ryobi 4 mode HP impact driver. Hackable $59.50 plus local fees @ Home Depot
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Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
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Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
I helped a neighbor on a stuck machine screw and it instantly twisted the cheap bit he was using. Grabbed my set that I assume is impact rated and it has no problem.
Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
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Does anyone know how well the new compact one compares to this one?
I actually got mine (this model) soaked- it still works, mind you; it wouldn't turn on after it got wet, water dripping from within, but it worked after it dried. There were moments when it would completely lose contact with the battery and not turn on for a while, but it works like before now. However, I'm thinking there's bound to be rust within the unit, which would add resistance to the electrical wiring and overheat the unit faster, so I'm wondering if I should buy another one of these or go for the newer model.
Any thoughts?
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Does anyone know how well the new compact one compares to this one?
I actually got mine (this model) soaked- it still works, mind you; it wouldn't turn on after it got wet, water dripping from within, but it worked after it dried. There were moments when it would completely lose contact with the battery and not turn on for a while, but it works like before now. However, I'm thinking there's bound to be rust within the unit, which would add resistance to the electrical wiring and overheat the unit faster, so I'm wondering if I should buy another one of these or go for the newer model.
Any thoughts?
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And yes you are going to want to use impact rated bits, non impact rated bits will snap easier.
Also, ryobi brushless tools are of far better build quality than ryobi brushed tools. And I'm not talking about the brushless technology, I mean the components are of higher quality
Seriously tho - love the Ryobi product line but haven't used impact drivers. Are they a lot better than reg ones? If so, any reason not to use an impact version?
I see bits rated for impact but can I still mostly use non-impact rated bits with a low chance of breaking them?
Thanks in advance!!
"Buy select RYOBI 18V HP Tools and get a FREE 4.0Ah HP Battery ($119.00 Value) | Applied"
But it's still ringing up the battery at $59 and the drill at another $59. Any advice? TIA!
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"Buy select RYOBI 18V HP Tools and get a FREE 4.0Ah HP Battery ($119.00 Value) | Applied"
But it's still ringing up the battery at $59 and the drill at another $59. Any advice? TIA!