Lag Bolt Impact Wrench Shootout #4: Ryobi vs Dewalt , IR , Mastercraft 

I can dig it brother, I have a harbor freight impact $100 going strong gets the job done with no problem

Same here on the ryobi!!

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green sucks, low cost - low quality

maxboogie true but ryobi is a home side project tool. dewalt cost more but it is a trade tool built to last longer and it wins because of that.

No lol thats comepltely false. As a professional contractor I have had my roybi standard 18v drill for over 8 years and still works great, while other who have had dewalts may have had that same tool, but they have had to replace triggers, and the motors etc.

maxboogie we switched from dewalts to Ryobi a while back at work so far everyone's impressed with the "little impacts that could" don't get me wrong it's damn hard to beat a dewalt but for the price ryobi is putting up a great fight even in industrial applications.

that dewalt can torque to 1000ft/lbs the ryobi definitely can't

that dewalt can torque past 1000ft/lbs as its the XR version ;)

It doesn’t even matter, it’s a +-4v or so throughout the battery’s charge status, and amperage is a good thing to have

For anyone stumbling upon this I looked it up to see what the deal was. These batteries using 5-cell series with a nominal voltage of 3.6, hence 18v. Their max voltage is 4v, hence 20v max. So it’s just a matter of Nominal vs Max voltage.

I don't care about performance or how quickly the job gets done! If you want reliability and longevity you go with Dewalt. Ryobi is what you buy when you have a couple projects a year but Dewalt I use every damn day. I've been using Dewalt for nearly 7 nears from their chopsaws to their drills. I've basically owned everything Dewalt and I'd never choose anything else. Ryobi 50% cheaper but plan on purchasing a new drill 10 years down the road when you do your 10th home project. While I'm using Dewalt a thousand times a year. My father has also been in the construction industry for nearly 40 years and has tried everything from Milwaukee to rigid to the terrible ryobi... Dewalt is king. The only ones to carry 60v 12amp batteries that run all damn day. Sure their heavy but all their cordless stuff like their chopsaws and table saws and blowers. It's the best on the market. Once again you want reliability and longevity you go Dewalt.

Jordan Osman : Your criticisms may be valid for many of Ryobi tools but not the new brushless ones, yes they are marketed towards the weekend warrior but they are much much better than they used to be and compare favorably to the less than top end Dewalts and others, Milwaukee on the other hand is much higher quality, and so is Mikita, in my opinion, I have them all...I am less impressed with the Dewalt lately, So what you’ve experienced 20 years or 15 years in the past is not today brother.... But your opinion is valid, and it is yours, enjoy it

I just watched that bad ass beast

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cuanto por la DEWALT??? esta disponible?

+Amos J. (emmett) it did great , I have to say they are all 18v it is just marketing for the 20v, in europe all the dewalts say 18v. You can read here toolguyd.com/dewalt-20v-max-18v/

Well what ever the case is, there's still a lot of Ryobi haters and none of them would admit or would want to be out done by any "under dog" tool that performs pretty good for the cost. For me, an impact wrench will always belong to the pneumatic family.

+Amos J. (emmett) you are right man it works great, I posted couple more ryobi vids check them out. Thanks for watching

Ryobi and milwaukee are made by the same company. And there new battery's are great in all weathers. My farther in-law is a retired builder and he uses makita I helped him on his garden workshop and he was blown away with my ryobi impact driver and drill. But mostly he loved the battery's my 1.5ah out ran his 3ah and my 4.0ah just kept going 1200 screws and it still had power.

+Amos J. (emmett) Everyone loves an underdog...

+George Pinson Thanks for your comment George , I posted this but people think it is a joke and don't believe the battery can make such a difference. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qg5pg56GfgE.html

George Pinson - Same experience here as well. The P261 is a great tool, at any price. The fact that you can get it and a very nice drill, + two batteries, for about $100 is awesome. I've gone almost entirely to the One+ system and my house is better for it. Ask my old hot tub what it thought of the P515 recip saw, BTW...

A crippled battery pack obviously cripples the tool. Nothing to do with the brand name.

G.I. Joseph and take a look closer to the video, especially when versus the Dewalt. It’s an XR... it’s mean brushless... this ryobi isn’t... so if you take the ryobi brushless one, usually half the price or at least 40% less.. it’s really worth the money :)

well it is made by the same company who makes milwaukee and from inspecting them they are pretty much the same other then the fact that the ryobi is made with slightly less quality parts that will break sooner

Maybe, but its half price, if after 2 years break down, you still have money to buy another brand new kit for the price of dewalts kit lol

And it actually beat the kobalt corded lol

@@wehandyhandyman1777 actually after 2 years you get the Ryobi replaced for free thanks to the Ryobi 3-year guarantee

+Shawn Young hi, the impact drivers are measured in inch pounds and the impact wrenches are measured in foot pounds so if you convert the number of your driver to foot pounds you will see it has less. This has 300 foot-lbs.

+Shawn Young I looked it up the p237 has 1800 in-lbs so the equals 150 foot-lbs. Hope that helps.

+singlecams - Thanks for the info. You used the 1/2 drive? I purchased the P237 yesterday due to its ability change speeds. I mainly do DYI jobs and occasionally use it for lags into concrete for server racks. For the money the Ryobi 18v line can't be beat. I even tried their 10" 18v chainsaw

+Shawn Young this model is called the P261 it has 3 speeds , 1/2" drive you can see it here below , it is very impressive for $130, my favorite impact ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9_FNmUB0-Mk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IphPsNyWhLA.html this is the older one it is going for around $70 on ebay ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XS5BGwzWGHU.html

+Shawn Young thanks for posting yeah that p237 is at a great price too, I agree you can't beat this Ryobi lineup

Actually many DeWalt made in USA and I'll gladly pay extra just for that!

Dave McCann No, not "many" Dewalts are made in the USA, a FEW of their tools are ASSEMBLED in the USA from "global (aka Chinese) materials."

Kevin Day I have quite a few usa tools more are now than years past.

I now have quite a few USA tools, they may in fact contain cheap chinese shit for parts or not. There is a difference the quality of chinese parts from one vendor to another, they have to stand behind them and I can only say the DeWalt tools I've had over the years have held up well. My older Milwaukee USA stuff is good the newer chinese shit is not as good.

a lot of people do not know this but Ryobi is made by the same company who makes Milwaukee, so in turn they work the same with the same amount of power as the other big brands but with less quality parts that will fail much much sooner. Its really up to you though if you use the tool a lot then in the long run you will be replacing it a lot compared to a dewalt.

David M snapped the end of my dewalt after having it 2 weeks (adjusting a trailer hitch). Took a month before I could get a replacement. So I bought a Ryobi for the time being and honesty it gets the job done and have had it 5 months no issues. I did buy the larger batteries, because there was a sale, and it has tackled every job I’ve had

Stewysgameplay Not when you use them every day. Yes Ryobi is great for home or small jobs, but not on a real site where performance and longevity is needed. I have had DeWalt break, but with the warranty, I have no prob. I send it in and it is replaced or fixed free of charge.

TBH I tried Ryobi and I did not like the feel on my hand, plus it is heavier.

Get your dumbass out of here😂 used ryobi for 2 weeks boom couldn't take a bolt loose bought the dewalt after almost 2 years it keeps taking down and up suspension frames, suspensions, wheels

They are cheap for a reason I bought an entire set of ryobi cordless and corded tools last year to get another van going and making money(drill combo/sawsall/table saw/miter saw + more). This year the only tool I have left that works is the ryobi corded circular saw lol. The impact in this video performed awesome I think I may even buy one since I have a ton of batteries already but I'll hold off on calling it a great tool.

To be honest black and decker is bad

Hahaha B&D has gone to shit the past decade

+King Mario RF so true! 😂

I hear the same thing about Ryobi but for the price you cant beat it... and they get the job done..!! When i do svc calls for residential homes, when i see their garage loaded with Dewalt tools, all i see is how much $$ they spent, then i look and think how many more tools i can have for the price they paid for the Dewalt tools they have

@@ACommenterOnRU-vid they rather buy quality tools. Yea ryobi is cheap it's a home owners brand. If I hired someone to do work at my house and they showed up with ryobi I'll tell them to leave. Ryobi looks like something from toys "R" us

Devin Williams yeah would be good. But portability is more important.

milwaukee is the same way you can just get them replaced or repaired 5year warranty

Matt Berk you're not wrong about people stealing your tools if you bring the off brand. One of our electrical contractors at work uses Ryobi for that exact reason. It gets the job done just as well as any brand, even though I'm still partial to DeWalt and Milwaukee.

Where I work, we have contractors that have worked there as long as I have (28yrs). I keep seeing Ryobi tools show up in their work boxes. If you watch a lot of wood working videos, you see a lot of Ryobi tools. They are good products. Maybe not as good as the uber expensive ones, but they are real good. My wife bought me a One+ combo set maybe 15 years ago for Christmas. At the time, I was kind of wishing she had bought DeWalt. They have held up really well and I still use them and I have added to the One+ set. Ryobi makes so many tools for the One+ batteries that are solid and I'm sold on them. And since Ryobi went to lithium batteries, they are even better.

TTI own Milwaukee and Ryobi and makes the drill for Ridgid.

Time to get the green paint out then

ryobi is awesome ;3;

I always get Ryobi because they are cheaper priced & do the same job... at work they all use Dewalt which are far more expensive.. But the bottom line is that they all get the job done... I personally chose Ryobi because they were Blue in color and they were more cosmetically pleasing & priced cheaper, now they changed to ugly green but i stuck with their brand because of price Dewalt was always ugly yellow which i was not a fan of & they were way over priced compared to Robi... Kobalt has nice blue power tools but my entire garage is all Ryobi

Just look at the date when the video was made and you will see why.

+Andrew Rae oh that last shootout will get everyone going . the thumbs down will be very controversial I bet like a 50/50 lol

When you say this, are you factoring in price? I would say the Ryobi did great if you take into account that it is about $100 cheaper.

+KIevMan yes its pretty expensive!

+KIevMan Not only that, but IMHO they're not anything too special compared to a lot of newer stuff.

ive seen used jets cheaper than that lol

New saying. Weird saying

Lol It got destroyed. The bolt didn't come out faster the guy just can't hold on to the bloody impact wrench 😂.

Rich Lo brilliant!

p261 is the model. Please check out my latest impact review uploaded. Thanks.

This video was posted in 2015 not sure what you mean "why these are still a thing"

Thanks for comment ethan hope you leave a comment how you like your dewalt :) I think you will love it.

+r0mulyni2 racing impacts might be more fun than cars lol , just need lights like 1/4 mile lol

Or get ryobi on sale for half of the dewalt sale price... lol.

@@Superado2006 except then you have ryobi junk

@@ghettohillbilly1 i own the 2 brands, and r really good bouth, if u have a frustration thats on u

No surprise there. Thats what all of these people in the comments dont get. The Ryobi may be somewhat comparable, but DeWalt is higher quality all around.

ridgid gen5x id get that