Ryobi JUST WENT PRO - New RYOBI Cordless Framing Nailer (HANDS ON) review
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- I have the new Ryobi Cordless Framing Nailer and wanted to see how it did. This was the #1 requested tool for Ryobi, but could pros really use the new Ryobi Framing Nailer? Let's put it to the test.
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Bought a Ryobi 18 gauge nailer 15 years ago, used it more than any of my other air nailers and it is still working the same today as it was when I got it, and I am a pro so it gets used a lot. Great nailer's.
Thank you for your comment
ive had that same 18ga nailer for 10+ years but ive had to take it apart twice and lube the chamber but its still goin
The rigid extension mag fits perfectly on this
Thank you for the tip. Im buying this for putting pickets on fences but need to hold more nails for sure
Taran Butler needs to make mag extensions for this.
Thanks, I was curious about that. The Milwaukee looks similar too. They're all under the same parent company. I seen a few damaged Ryobi nailers where someone shot nails through the magazine rapid firing.
Pretty sure Ryobi was the first one to have a really good cordless 18 gauge Brad nailer on the market. That thang’s friggin awesome. Or rather… REAL NICE LIKE 😂
You misspelled Nasss😂
@@IMPACT-NATION I knew it was wrong! 😆
@@spoton5981 😉😆
I bought that nailer after countless video reviews praising it and it wouldn't sink nails in mdf or oak. Was returned within a week. The 18ga nailer I mean.
@@alexgeddes4020 HMMMmm…. worked in both those materials for me
I bought my 21° Ryobi yesterday.
I’ve got a lot of framing to do in two weeks so I’m keeping fingers crossed.
Shot a few test nails last night, seems spot-on.
If you don't mind, I'm interested in hearing how it worked out on your project.
Hey bro how have you enjoyed the nail gun
I run my Ryobi tools in my home shop and Makita for my small business. This looks like something I would have to put in the work bag. For most jobs I use air nailers, and will probably continue to do so, but for small repair jobs this looks perfect.
Any reason you would prefer air bs electric?
Feels good to have another option for a framing nailer...now we just need to wait for the sale price 😅
329.00
That Rambo mode was impressive! I didn't know electric nailers could go that fast
I've had the Ryobi 18 gauge brad nailer for quite some time now and it's been a really really good tool, and with that being said I would say tools like this from Ryobi are about the best things for the price on the market
I've had all of the AirStrikes for a number of years now and they have all been great except for the 23 gauge which is a POS. Having said that a few years ago Ryobi said that the 18 gauge brad nailer was their best selling tool, (at that time anyway), and I could see why.
@@Pro1er my 23ga is a beast. Just wish it was a little smaller but apart from that its awesome!!
I've used my uncles when my compressor went down, let me tell you I hated it. It didn't fire a 1/4 of the time.
@@ThePainkiller3666 If you're talking about the 23 ga., the first two I got didn't fire right out of the box. The third one I have sits in the cabinet unless I'm tackig soft, thin wood, otherwise I use my 20 year old Senco pneumatic.
@@ThePainkiller3666 what ah battery was you using? Most don't use a 4ah and up and it does that if you don't use the bigger battery
I chose the 30 degree and im glad i did. I agree that ryobi has done an excellent job on their nailers. These framers are as good as anything out there or better.
Question?
Why are you glad you had bought the 30 degree over the 21 degree.
I was thinking of buying one of these but confused on which one would be better.
Thank you!
Thank you. Now I can add this one to my Ryobi collection. It’ll beat dragging the air hose & compressor around. Keep’m coming
Very nice like. Since it really is a Rigid under the shell it's makes me wonder if the rigid expanded clip would fit. Other than that it looks great.
I've ben in building for 20 years and I have all ryobi tools for my cordless and I like them they do just as well of a.job as others and they are cheaper idk why people hate on them i love ryobi
I've got Ryobi's 18ga brad nailer, 23ga pin nailer, and the large narrow crown stapler. I'm a fan. All 3 work great so this is definitely going on my list.
I got the same set up and these tools do not disappoint!
The funny thing is that even the red brand snobs I know use the ryobi nailer 😅
Bought mine yesterday. 330 tool only😮 but definitely worth the money.
🎉🎉🎉🎉 just awesome Love the humor in the video so funny can I wait to see the next one🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I've been working professionally as a carpenter for almost 25 years. Surprisingly, I prefer Ridgid electric saws (for the capacity, & accurate bevel guages) & Ryobi cordless nailers (cheaper than Milwaukee, fits in more places/corners than DeWalt).
I got ridgid 21 framing nailer for $199 at direct tools factory blemished I was able to LSA it love it this ryobi just looks like my ridgid
Makes working alone so much quicker and easier. I was using a brad nailer to hold pieces together and then using real nails and a hammer. Can’t wait to get one of these.
I am on the Ego platform for my OPE and recently have adopted the Ryobi (not Ree-obi) HP platform for all of my cordless workshop tooling. It was a toss up between Dewalt and Ryobi as I could get a similar 3pc kit from each of them for around the same price. However upon further inspection, the Ryobi tools were higher spec'd and I think the Dewalt tools were their older/cheaper models ie. impact driver only had a single mode whereas the Ryobi has 4 modes AND an awesome light. I can't fault the Ryobi HP gear. It's well weighted in the hand, has plenty of grunt and appears and feels like excellent build quality. I am still waiting for the tracksaw to come to NZ and guess I'll be waiting even longer for this to come here but when it does I'll be running to the store waving my cash at them. This thing's real nass like. Thanks a bunch Clint
Yeah DeWalt has a ton of combo kits , especially for the drill driver combos. Here in USA you have to check closely as they are usually around the same price but the tools and batteries can vary a lot. I have a few Dewalt 12v extreme tools which are super light and pleasure to use. A couple of 20v (brushless orbital, only dewalt, bosch and kobalt offer nice brushless orbitals here, and atomic impact dcf850), and ryobi for the rest. You really have to be in ryobi because the range of tools is unfathomably large. My favorite Ryobi sleeper is the PowerFile - highly recommended, load up on 36grit belts and it may be the most useful tool you'll own!
@@GannDolph Thanks, I'll check it out.
You're welcome.
@@GannDolph damn, that Powerfile looks awesome! you rock! would appreciate hearing your experience with it after 3 months and maybe some ways you find that its good and not so good etc.
know of any other surprise ryobi tools?
@@coppulor6500 The powerfile was released in australia almost 2 years ahead of USA. I imported it from there using eBay. It was so good I gave it to my father (who loves it) and ordered another unit (again from australia). At the time it didn't look like the tool would come to USA but eventually it did.
Anyway, it's been running great for over 3 years now with pretty much daily use. It is so handy for sanding or filing basically anything. Either side of the belt bar can be used as well as the curved tip. So quite a few contours as well as flat sanding profiles can be obtained once you get the hang of it. If MichaelAngelo had this thing back in his day he would have carved all his statues with it.
I only use Red Label 36grit green zirconia belts on it. They soon loose their coarse bite and become a very durable , effectively higher-grit belt. If you use higher grit belts they soon wear in and have no bite. i know this sounds odd but take my word; my Dad thought it was strange advice until he ordered a 10pack of the 36 grit and he totally agrees now.
Regarding other unique sleeper Ryobi tools , I really can't think of any that come close to the powerfile. The other manufacturers have caught up with most of the unique tool ideas Ryobi has brought forth over the years..
I think their latest brushless high speed handheld pruner/lopper looks remarkable ,but it's been too pricey and i'm waiting patiently to pick it up for around half-off someday , which tends to happen eventually with the ryobi gear. cheers!
It's about damn time! Been waiting for this!!!
just got one today and used it for siding into cement board. works awesome!!!
Awesomeness 😎👊
Of course they come out with it now after I bought the pneumatic Ridgid a few months ago…
My framing nailer is the last air tool I actually have a need for, having replaced everything else with cordless electric. So yeah, I'm most likely going to get one of these, then sell off all of my pneumatic gear.
Hang on to the air framer.
None of the battery units are equal ( yet)
I still use my porter cable from the 90s
The Milwaukee for small jobs like sheds
@@itaintrocketscience Naw, battery tools have surpassed air.
@@txmade4371
As long as you’re happy dude
@@itaintrocketscience Same to you, smile more geez.
Was in the middle of watching Bloodsport and saw the upload. People sleep on the HP line. The mid torque and the 4 mode impact driver… pretty Nasss
The discord is more perpendicular
Can we see the three battery leads where the battery plugs in, to confirm HD circuitry? A lot of tools are labeled HD with no HD port.
i think this is so much better than hammering and annoying all the neighbors and losing your hearing
I use my fin and brad gun almost every day. Your right, Ryobi does make great cordless guns. I’ll definitely grab this ( on sale )
I do have two Ryobi Nailers and seldom use them. They are good and got them cheap. I don't have a need for something like that but if I did. Then, it would be high on my list to buy. Good Rambo Clint.. Ridgid Ron
Just used my neighbors ryobi nail gun and I am very impressed its fast easy to use. Im gonna go get me one
But i like the wax plug shooting back at me. Clint that a defected battery also.
I want it!!!, I need it. I've been waiting years hoping they'd make one and now they did im super stoked about it. another awsome ryobi tool going to my ryobi collection lol
Definitely purchasing one for work even though I don't work in construction but I work for an Industrial Equipment company and often I have to repair/modify /custom build pallets for shipping orders and it's surprising how much time is wasted using a hammer and individual nails and trying to overhead nail pieces of wood to the bottom of a 600kg crate of pallet trucks if the customer doesn't have a forklift that's lifted by a forklift isn't fun using a hammer and the question of "what if the hydraulics on the forklift fail and I get crushed? Isn't a pleasant thought.
Great video. I will likely be adding this to my Ryobi 16 and 18 gauge nailers. Though I will wait and see if Home Depot has a deal on it.
I bought one of these a few months back, and I just opened it to get it started. I would have liked to seen the Air Strike tank be pressurized (says by compressor),or how often it actually needs to be done… I enjoyed this review though, because I haven’t heard much about Ryobi tools-other than my own experiences, which have been good.
Great video!!! Mine will be coming in on Sunday!! They didn’t release a whole lot, I think like 80 and sold out fast!!!
It looks better than dragging around hoses, cords, and a big compressor for small jobs. If it starts raining, you only have the gun to deal with. Less noise too.
FIFTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLAH?!? NO WAY!!!
Is that that Waygu Beef Wasabi Infused free range pine board?!? 😮
lol @ 5:23 -- "pushing that nail down in through that . . . that piece of woodage"
Oh wow rad good for @Ryobi , I have a few tools from them I gripped for my ma and aunt to build furniture and what not . Man they do some cool stuff and now they can build bigger. Right on .
Makita🧐. You noticed how you weren't invited to the party. Plus the brad nailer party as well!!
Came here for Rambo Mode!
Best gun ever by Ryobi. I got al of their tools. Gotta upgrade to this nailer.
Can't believe he built that whole house in the background opening with just the ryobi nailer
😄😄👊that's how I roll
Just got the 16g nailer, for a steal of a deal, as my general purpose nailer for around the house.
TTI owns RYOBI, Rigid, and Milwaukee and hart. no shit its the same tool and they didnt have one till now
You mad bro 🤣
Ryobi should now make worm drive style saw.
I’ve been waiting for this!!
Just ordered a 15gauge nailer off Amazon. If you had an affiliate link I would've clicked it!
Hope you like it brother 👊
Appreciate this review. I'm buying one. 💪🏼😍👍🏼
I just wish that Ryobi came out with the framing nailer two years ago before I went and invested $700 in a Milwaukee M18 with Extended Clip.Most of my power tools are from Ryobi: (Impact Driver, Hammer Drill, Angle Driver, Brad Nailer, PVC/PEX Cutter, Circular Saw, Saws ALL, Tire Inflator)
I’m so glad it showed up to the party…😁
I'll get one or the other, but not both. Having one on hand may change my construction methods... I'm normally a torx screw guy, even when I'm using the screws to clamp wood for gluing lol.
My hitachi just kicked the dirt. I picked one of these up today on special. Hope it lives up just like the hitachi
I'm so upset because I was forced to buy into the Milwaukee system since Ryobi didn't have Framing nailers. I have mostly Ryobi but I will say I love that Milwaukee Framing Nailer. Of course now that I have everything Ryobi finally releases it.
Have every other ryobi nailer and love them. Question is 21 or 30 degree? Pros and cons? Is the one of the other easier to find the nails for? Thanks!
Although not absolute, a general rule of thumb is that 30 degree will be easier to find in the top half of the US. And the 21 degree will be more common in the Southern half. Has to do with building codes and whether or not a full head nail (21 degree) or clipped head nail (30 degree) is acceptable.
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Yesssir 💯✊
I was really surprised about the noise and power of a framing nail gun versos the noise and power of the miscellaneous trim nail guns that I had used before. Who knew,? It takes a lot more energy to drive a big framing nail in than the energy it takes to drive a small trim nail in.
Wow I’m
Getting one! Great review real nice like!
21 or 30 degree ? It would be for home repair and project use.
Seems real NASS like...
That's a big boy Clint 💪🤙💪🤙💪
Just ordered mine today to add to my Airstikes, 23, 18, 16, and 15 guage! 🤦🏻♂️😁🤙🏼
Time to ditch air completely
30 vs 21 degree. If you can only choose one which would you choose and why?
Vince you had to make a MAKITA joke, you fueled my hate for MAKITA again, I wish I went with Milwaukee but it’s to late now
It's never to late! NEVER! I have Ryobi platform and I am thinking of switching to Rigid.
@@Pure3nrg I got prob 4 grand in MAKITA
But in makita you have a coffee maker and ramen maker lol. I want those in the Ryobi lol
Why not just start buying milwaukee, I usually keep two brands because not every brand has the best tool and with these deals now its the time 🙃
@@nicolasanderson lol we need a cordless table saw, new 18v brad nailer and the framing nailer.
Damn !!! About time !!! Ryobi running neck to neck with some of the big dogs in the market .. I use them day in and day out on the jobsite and never have a problem ! Like to get my hands on this framer and give it a run !!!!
Would you recommend buying the Rigid or Ryobi?
I have one and it's great! I own a construction company and have that exact nailer. They work great.
$53k.... LOL. Thanks for the chuckle!
I just need to know one thing will it be available in the UK?
I gotta have one of those for sure
Excellent video
Tti needs to make a coil roofing nailer. Only dewalt has one
Actually impressive
idk this gun with battery weighs like 3 pneumatic guns. Its definitely powerful but tiring. I was putting up truss last week and it kicked my ass half way through the day.
I still prefer Hitachi battery nailer. The shots may not be consistent but its lighter. The one upside about this gun is that it doesnt split the wood like the Hitachi and Milwaukee gun. I bought battery guns specifically for working up high and for pickup work.
It looks unreal just like your background.
Sounds like my Milwaukee gun,better yet the owner (TTI) owns both and many more brands,very cool video!!! I love the gun!!!
Gonna buy one today
My only problem with the Ryobi is that its $300. You can get the Milwaukee kit for $400 that also includes a 5.0ah battery and charger, making it just as good a value (and performance is a little better).
Appreciate the feedback 👊
Impressed may buy one for my next basement project
NOT WHAT I EXPECTED
Any chance you wanna shoot that framing nailer out to me in NJ for Artie Bucco's upcoming bday?
I have the 18g nailer n crown stapler and they work better and faster, consistently than pass load and dewalt from my experience
Pretty slick
Very impressive!!!
Awesome job thank you so much
Gonna be that guy here, sorry. Anyone planning to use this in winter in Canada will have a bad time. Almost any nitrogen based nailer is going to have firing issues in negative temp. This thing is exactly the same product as the Ridgid one im fairly certain (the case shape looks identical). I had two of those and both returned because they don't work in winter.
The problem isn't the nailers, the problem is you live in Canada! 😂
This video review, is real-nice-like!
Like the nailer, think I would go with the 30*. Want one now, take my money!
Very good with video so I gave you a thumbs up. I would like to know what is the use difference between the 21 degree and the 30 degree nailer?
Great video. Informative and funny!
Bloody love Ryobi...
Looking forward to getting one
It is strange you go to all the trouble of engineering a tool, but you can't fit in a light ?
I had tthe Craftsman ,basicly a dewalt 21 ,be interesting to compare the more homeowner framing nailers.
That looks amazing pretty nice like
LOL.. wtf? hey OH whats all that white stuff on the ground around your trailer? LOL... your Other season...WINTER... for about 10 months...good bye sun.. .the comes springsummerfall for a couple months... wait!.. whats that GIANT yellow circle in the sky!?!
the video was REAL NICE LIKE! THANKS!
Do we have any idea when this will be available to the public?
Debating on which to get. 21 or 30. Need to redo some framing in the house. Replaced about 40 floor joists. Any help??
Love this gun. I have a nail jam. Does anyone know how to clear a jam on this nail gun?
I love this guy
I prefer my milwaukee cordless framing nailer. The battery lasts a very very long time before recharge.