NEW RYOBI TOOL ACCESSORY MAKES DRYWALL REPAIR EASY! (Does It Really?)
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- čas přidán 24. 05. 2019
- NEW RYOBI TOOL ACCESSORY MAKES DRYWALL REPAIR EASY! (Does It Really?) We test Ryobi's new tool accessory (MODEL: #A10DK41) to show the #VeryCoolGang how to use it, how easy it is, and how fast it works. NEW RYOBI TOOL ACCESSORY MAKES DRYWALL REPAIR EASY, but Does It Really?
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Excellent do it yourself demonstration! Keep them coming! Have a great day!🌞
Works better than I expected, but at the same time, the only holes it can fix are small holes that are already fairly easy to fix. I think this is just marketed towards people who hate or are bad at drywall repairs. Id rather spend an extra 60 seconds and save a few dollars, plus the space in my toolbox, but thats just me. GREAT channel btw! You guys have quickly become my new favorite channel!
I recommend the butterfly patch at $.50 each!
Wow, learn something new every day from VCG! 👍🙏♥️
Thank you Kim!
Simple fix! Like it a lot ; your videos too.Thanks!
OW my head with all the imagining! Thank you for the hole it makes my head not hurt. Lololol. Nice vid as always, keep up the great work.
I think as a DIYr it would help me patch any holes I had to fix in the house! Thanks for the review! 😊👍
I agree! Thank you
I would use the ryobi kit over the mesh patch. Any time I have used those mesh patches the wall bows sooo bad where it is applied
Excellent demo!!👍👍
Thanks for showing everybody the merchandise.
I’d like to see the new ryobi impacts (238/239) compared against other brands on this channel. I know everyone has a strong opinion on tool brands. It would sure generate a good discussion.
Great vid. Wasnt expecting the chuck to pop out
Great video Vince
I think it’s pretty cool and mainly aimed toward the DIY home owner to make the job easier. For that I thinks it’s pretty cool idea.
I think the traditional drywall patch wold hold up better especially if a doorknob might hit it again?
Cool concept, will have to try it. Only started using the patches a few tears ago, I was taught old school.
I am no contractor by any means but do all of my own work on my home. I have been using the metal wall plates since I purchased my first home and I feel that the problem with the is that the metal likes to warp and twist and get cold. In my experience the metal makes the spackle take longer to dry. Also the metal plate goes on the wall not in it like the Ryobi. I feel that the Ryobi is more structural and set in to the wall so you don't have to feather out your spackle and sanding.
I always use drywal claws and measure and cut a patch out of a large sheet of drywall I have so if it's a 8 inch hole I cut a 8 inch piece of sheet rock measure it to make sure it's the right size put the drywall claws slide it into the hole and spackle
Keep them coming.
Mmmm....ehhh, I'm old school and still abide by the philosophy of "replace missing/bad drywall with drywall." Nice demo of trying new tactics. Always willing to learn a better way. I still see 2 different opposing materials with a seam between them. Thanks for the vid and God bless, Vince! You too, Nick! 😁
So you’d like to tape between the patch and drywall? I agree especially for a rated assembly this patch will not suffice !!
@@VCGConstruction yes, i DEFINITELY would. 👍
Slick find! Looks like I need to buy some these things to go with my 3 different jigs for installing door hardware from Ryobi. 👍🏻
All three jigs make it so even an electrician looks like a finish carpenter after the doors hung.😜
Great diy product
I've used wall patch before and the wall still seems pretty soft after it dries so depending how the wall feels with the ryobi patch kit I would either use the ryobi patch kit or what I know be be more sturdy I would open the hole a little bit and patch with more drywall so please let me know how the ryobi patch kit holds up
Great idea i think in many applications it would come in really handy but some are best just to stivk eith the drywall itself patch of the board
The ryobi kit is neat, believe it would be better than the wallboard patch since no buildup. Will probably stick with blowout patches
It's easy enough to use drywall scrap to cut out a piece that will fit and make a "butterfly" patch. It's where you leave a border of the backing exposed, butter it up with some durabond and stick it on.
Hi Vince, can you do a follow up? Let’s say someone tries to put a nail (unknowingly) in that to hang a picture. Would the patch allow for it or would it just make a 4” hole in your wall?
For an amateur somebody with no skill sets with drywall this is great for it for in whole or less
Nice one Vince looks good but expensive. Prefer my idea 😂👌🏻
I think the way you do it on your channel was around well before you came up with it 🤣I have been doing that years nevertheless it's great to see different ways and methods,fairplay guys👍
My question is, if its from a door handle, does it make the area stronger so it would be less likely happen again or the next time someone swings the door to hard, are you going to be patching a bigger hole?
That ryobi kit is pretty interesting
Use the patch or even drywall patch method.....just the way was taught & it works great.
Hey. I wonder what ryobi drill do you use? The model number? And is it any good? Thanks
I feel this would be good just for the guy who has a hole in his house he wants to fix, would make sense if you do a lot of renovation
Hay Vince,. I use a Sherman Williams version of the wall patch. I would try the Ryobi version. I can think of a bunch of uses of the Ryobi version. Thank you sir !!!!
Thank you Stephen!!
A great and quick fix looks like a great thing to keep on the van thanks for the great review but you made that mud job over the hole look to easy
The ryobi isn’t bad, I looks like it’s flush against the wall. I used the other method and I feel like you just have to cover more wall with drywall mud just to hide the patch nicely and not see or feel a bump.
Quick fix for tearing round the holes so you don’t have to clean it up. Score the paper first in reverse then drill out the hole. Works all the time. Vince do a demo and I promise it will work.
I really like the Ryobi patch. Looks a lot easier then making a drywall patch. Seems pretty fast and easy. I would love to see a follow up video where you smash the Ryobi patch with a hammer to see what happens. How does the patch hold up? I have a door knob that keeps smacking my wall and this might be a good option for patching the area. Better then the plywood patch.
i just use a bit of plaster board to fix everything its the way i was told to do and for me its a quick to do for me it is
Nice!
Ryobi patch looks like it leaves a nice pocket for the mud, but also could have paper from the drywall sticking out which is an issue if you don’t take care of it. Square patches eliminate that problem but create a bump in the wall. Both have their pros and cons
I thinks its good for a door knob repair. But outside of that, Im using the patch. Bigger than 6 inches I cut a whole and use drywall.
What a sweet repair kit,wonder what would happen if it you did the repair and the door hit it again.. is it tougher than the drywall was ?
Good question Paul!!
I think Ryobi is a great tool, but you do have a point about the repair. I think I would use it due to the fact the mess always bubble on me and I end up cutting more drywall to the studs on both sides of the hole, insert a 2x4 and patch over all. I'm not a profession drywall repairman but I think the kit would be a big help for a guy like me, as long as they keep making the kits.
I am a general contractor and a 20 year plus Drywall veteran. I would never use something like this but I can see how a DIYer can use it. In my opinion the best fix is a simple piece of backing in piece of scrap drywall. You can cut the existing damaged wall with the holesaw of whatever size works and use the same holesaw to cut a new piece to patch it with.
Blow out patches for me. Never tried any of the patch kit. They always seamed gimmicky to me like the spackle that goes on pink and is white when dry. Would be kind of useful maybe if they were the same size as a 6" recessed light holes. (6 1/4" I think)
I wonder if the joint compound will crack over time from not having tape?
Yo cuz, I’m a drywall novice. I need all the help I can get.
I think its great for small holes .i think it's less work . Less time , easy to my on to the next job . A square patch is more work because you'll need to hand cut and add tape .
Thats great DIY demo, works good for small holes. I rather just create a patch out of drywall no limit on the size.
Wow ... that Chuck is very dangerous, it's a kick ass Chuck. You are very cool if you use it with a cowboy hat :-D
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I'm surprised your fellow pro/trolls aren't giving you any grief for using Ryobi at all. They jumped all over me when I was doing my live broadcast over a week ago from the Ryobi Day sale at Home Depot.
Go check the Ryobi DIY Facebook group. I got so much hate last night and 3 PM's over having some tools that haven't been used. I'm learning some Ryobi users are cool and some have issues for sure lol.
I like the ryobi more if I don't have extra drywall . Had use the mesh and it's ok just a bit more work cleaning around and the glue can fail sometimes ryobi or butterfly is the way but to me ryobi is the quickest and cleanest
So I used booth the wallboard comes in bigger sizes . But Ryobi is faster to use and good if your not great with drywall. I prefer to do a California patch or tape and use a good backer .
I have to say it looks great and simple but I’ve used the wal-board patches and it seems like Ryobi is trying to reinvent the wheel the wal-board patches are even easier and they come in larger sizes and they are cheaper it does seem like it is an item for someone who doesn’t know any better
Good idea but a hot pach is better faster and as long as you know what your doing it's easier thanks for the video I just seen them the athere day
It might be good for homeowner. But I guarantee you my men would never use it not at that kind of. For that short of a hole we just do a California patch.
Steven Van Densen what’s a California patch? If you don’t mind me askin’. Just blob a shit load of joint compound in the hole and call it a day?
@@ryanmalin LOL 🤣
It's called different in different names what you do is you cut about a half inch around a paper leaving just the paper you take out the chalk leave the paper and you use that as like the tape to put your mind down you put it your put your patch in and you might over that and no you don't use no more than which would use on Weber mud the only difference is stiffens it up so you don't have to put any backing onto it and will hold it in
California patch is garbage
I go for the ryobi one
What comes in the other Ryobi kit ? and it's competition? Seems like a waste to leave a hole saw in the wall. Why couldn't you cut the hole out pull out the saw and damaged area, then use the saw to cut a patch , then put in the patch with the sticky part. Mud sand paint like normal? Add a decorative block in case knob hits the wall again😍😀 Thanks Vince
Looks like you'd have less to float using the Ryobi patch. Just used the metal Wall board patches and had to float at least a foot around them to get em to disappear. Ryobi wins for lesser skilled homeowners who want the best result.
Happy Memorial Day we3k end to yourself & the misses.
Thanks Joe you as well!
Seems decent, honestly. With the kit, you're obviously mostly paying for the mandrel.
It's not my line of work, but when I need to patch a hole in drywall, I've always just made my own custom butterfly patch out of paper-backed drywall. I was doing it that way before I knew it was a 'thing', lol.
Anybody else notice the different tool-pricing at HD over the Memorial Day weekend, depending on whether you bought it online and picked it up at a local store or bought the item in the store at the higher, regular price, regardless of the special price they advertised?
Can we see some harbor freight reviews?
We use stickers... it makes the wall faster
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I do it the old school way
You can even stuff news paper into the hole, then mud over it !
I spent 30 years as a drywall finisher... That's strictly for diy homeowners or slumlords.... To make that system anproper repair would still involve something ie: drywall paper, joint tape, newspaper etc. etc. to cover the cut edge all the way around that circle.... Love your videos though...
I can't get over the fact that it's not adhered in any way. That to me seems like a terrible idea.
Hey Vin! What does Chaka Gillis think?🤣
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#NotificationSquad
Honestly if it's a door knob hoke I just put a peel and stick door stop over it. That way it wont happened again
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mud is too wet shouldn't ooze out of small holes like that patch has
I’d still just patch with the normal method of using drywall patches. It’s gimmicky
The Ryobi plugs are nice but they take time and effort. Who wants to use their drill to repair a hole that’s less than 4 inches?
a drywall plug is the same thickness and you just sink the edges of the plug using the handle of a drywall knife
California patch
What is a California patch?
Using a scrap piece of drywall to cover the hole. We made a video a while back but we could do another demonstration
VCG Construction thanks for explaining that. I think that’s also a Florida patch. Just don’t breathe the Chinese drywall dust! That shit will kill you!
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And we would have used a fast mud.
@Steven Van Densen Hot mud is amazing!
Love the video but not so much the product.
Seems terrible that its not even adhered in any way. Why wont it just crack out again? At least the peel and stick patch is adhered over large portion of wall board. If it was me I'd just do a California patch and be done with it
This guy is a contractor sure don't know much hate to hire him ..
looks easier enough my wife could do it.
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