I can understand that Drew lol. Thanks!

Its awesome ryobi! I will be removing the 16th gap peices as they can be adjusted

So is your comment Drew

I would love to buy this tool

Ryobi do you still make and sell these

@@All4Jesus87 check your Local Home Depot Stores. If not then try eBay and Amazon. Or check directly the Ryobi Tools website.

Same here Bro, I've only had one ryobi tool give me a problem after at least 15 years of using a large platform of their 18v tools and table saws, getting ready to take advantage of home depots black Friday sale and grab the new brushless hammer drill and free tool combo, probably the brushless impact

Adam Sarrazin that’s what I just used. Grabbed the jig saw with the hammer drill

agreed. Ive invested in Ryobi and Milwaukee. Both are great but Milwaukee doesn't even make an 18v inflator. Ryobi has 3 different ones. Just picked up the Ryobi brushless jigsaw bare tool for $64 brand new. Milwaukee wants $199....no thanks. Ryobi also makes better nail guns than Milwaukee any day of the week, and for considerably less coin too.

Ryobi is the poor man's milwaukee

Because some people are very naive, gullible, easily manipulated and persuaded and ultimately brainwashed into thinking there is nothing comparable to Milwaukee, makita, dewalt etc....yea like this video says it all!! Ive got ryobi tools and i deem them to be faultless and exceptional quality. Spending more doesn't generally mean better!

Absolutely agree PC. They are really smart with some of the tools they are coming out with

Tool Review Zone It makes me wonder if they will come out with a Ryobi Industrial series kind of how Black and Decker Industrial came about. I have an old 90’ Black and Decker Industrial screw gun that has a ton of drywall dust that it has sucked in and it still is running just as strong as my Makita screw gun.

If they do PC, it will probably be in the RIDGID or even possibly the Milwaukee like-up. Black and Decker used to be awesome, but I can't really speak for them today as I don't really use their stuff

@@spreaddeezhazelnutz7511 Hey Bud, they already have an industrial/professional line. It's Ridgid, and Milwaukee. Yes, they are made by the exact same company! Lol TTI is the parent company of them all. Last time I checked. Ryobi and Milwaukee are made in the same exact factory! They do this by catching all the consumers! Milwaukee is professional grade, Ridgid is a prosumer grade. As in a handyman if u will. And Ryobi is for the average home owner sort of speak. But they test these ideas out with the cheaper brands first to see what kind of reaction they get from the consumer. Then if it's big enough and warrants a better more heavy duty one. They will put it in their Milwaukee or Ridgid line up. Milwaukee's 12volt line is absolutely amazing! You can't go wrong with their 12v line. It's fairly affordable and there's so many different tools available it's insane! They all perform extremely well too! I've got 12v impact wrenches in the stubby configuration that have a breakaway torque of 250ft-lbs! Which is absolutely amazing for its size! Only thing I absolutely hate about Milwaukee. Is the way the batteries attach! 18v lines is really bad! The battery wobbles right out of the box! If it's a heavy use tool. Eventually it'll lose contact because it gets so wore out. So u have to tape it! Which is ridiculous! However they have a great warranty tho. 12v line is not as bad. But it's a pain getting the batteries out sometimes. Because the tabs are tight when new and u have to squeeze the shit out of them to get it out

Not sure Carlos, but ima get me a new lawn tractor this week! Lol

a lock only keeps an honest person out

Can you tell me your address? I will buy this 😆

Yeah so you can steal some real tools lmao

I was thinking the same

Yeah buddy, a lot of talk about these. Ryobi hooked us up!

Absolutely David!

They sure are buddy

Now they just need to sell good pocket knives. If Dewalt and Milwaukee can do it, im sure Ryobi can do it better!

Thanks bro, and loving you moving Icon!

Yeah bro, Ryobi sent them out way just for you all to take a look at first. Props to them

Thats the only chain it would not cut

Scrolled for this comment....lol.

Hahaha, yeah... I must have started that after this video Steven lol

I want that mug bro! Lol, we had a big discussion about it on the live shed video, its mine!

Haha, that pun was definitely intended bro! Yeah, absolutely would help with that buddy

I was not expecting them to cut what they did. There was a crescent wrench that I actually tried it in, and it cut through it bro.

Tool Review Zone wow that is amazing

Haha, right!

Yeah it's a cool tool for sure Hashim

Milwaukee is made by same ppl who make ryobi

Ur gonna need a badaptor if ur tryna use a Milwaukee battery to a ryobi tool

Haha, would love to get my hands on one of those bad boys Tanner!

Tanner - fire departments around me Are carrying them mainly because they can use them for cutting locks on gates to get in to long driveway because most people have gates on theirs now and cutting hindges of doors

Zach Rollins exactly, very durable. We use them for hinges, doors, cars, and cutting through metal walls

Glad I could help

Yeah, I know just what you be Robert!

Yeah Pro, I was shocked as well. I'm not sure what the replacement jaws will cost, but I'll try to find out for you

Thanks. Did you read my whole comment? It explains how to adjust the jaws.

Ohh man, I didn't see the read more. I must have missed it as I did not see that. Well done on seeing that. I will add it to the description!

Pro1er: There is NO read more..... Your comment was cut off after "so i looked at the instruction" .... then cut off and NO read more option :-(

Not sure what the problem is. I just clicked on "read more" and it works for me. It's basically the instructions from the owner's manual explaining how to adjust the jaws.

Can never be to prepared eyell lol

LOL! Or too creative when trying to justify getting a new tool, lol.

Same here that's why I am watching this video.

Yeah, I bought one....and of course immediately went and cut some bolts and stuff to play with it and now my jaws are kinda chipped up too. Looking around it seems like the replacements are like $45. That's half the cost of the tool. So kinda bummed about that....

That would be cool.

Sure can SUN, and thanks for the comment

I try bro 👊

Ho Rob. Thanks for the comment!!! The HP batteries will add more power, but larger batteries help more to prevent sag if the tools. They will handle tougher jobs better

@@ToolReviewZone thank you very much 😃🍺👊🇨🇦

Lol

Ryobi does sell in Mexico

Were they in heavy use. I’m looking for cutters for the same reason. Did you find other options, when they broke down ?

@@estebangomez7640 Ryobi replaced my cutters with one day shipping

Golden chair on the dp? Lol with the tesla lynch cap? Lol

Yeah Kevin, they got some really awesome tools coming out, but keeping the price down. Hard to beat buddy

Yeah that would actually be an awesome application Ron. Man, I remember the days of the limbo!

Ron, you can actually adjust the jaws. The steps are listed on page 6 of the manual. Never remove the jaw cover before making a jaw adjustment. Attempting to adjust the jaws without the cover installed can result in serious personal injury.  Remove the battery pack and place the tool on a flat surface with the eccentric bolts facing up.  Using a 13 mm wrench, hold the eccentric bolt. With a second 13 mm wrench, slightly loosen the lock nut on the other side.  Turn the eccentric bolts to adjust the jaws until the gap is closed.  Tighten the lock nut.

I'll cut another and see if that works?

@@ToolReviewZone Sure, thanks. If it works the first try, cut 10 to validate consistency. I think it will become slightly oval at the tip and not work, that's why a proper rod cutter has conforming jaws and faux threads to retain shape.

Yeah, I think your right but worth a shot. I'll do it this week buddy

Or maybe you can make some and go into business

I'm going to get one too. I will use it to cut the fingers off of the guy that stole my things.

Yes it takes the same batteries. Cant Reed the model number, but I put the link for it in the description

Stealing is wrong

You found those in Home Depot? Wow!

Nick P sad that is was better then milwaukee?

You can't on this planet

Yea because criminals can spot betas like you from hundreds of miles away

Born and raised buddy lol. Live in Ohio now though

@@ToolReviewZone I live about 30 minutes south of the city lol hello to my fellow yinzer

Haha, that's awesome, and dont forget.... go stillers!

@@ToolReviewZone haha have one for ol' Myron out there in enemy territory

You got it bro

Hey Josepth. It's real not meant for that as its marketed as a bolt/lock cutter. It probably would not work that well for long term use

Should be fine. I think that's what they designed them for

Lol, agreed Richard!

There is such a thing for other tools?

Lol

This is actually a great question and something I now wish I would have added to the review. If you are under an inch, I would think you should have no issue with it. I haven't personally tried it, but it should work

@@ToolReviewZone if you still have the tool maybe make an update video?

Tell you what bro, I will try it and let you know if the work well. They should do fine, but now I'm just curious. I'll keep you posted

I'll try it an get back to you. Should not have an issue with it though

Thanks I appreciate that I think that tool is pretty handy

You got it powder

That's funny bro