Ryobi Blue Failed on its first test
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
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I bought a reconditioned Ryobi kit 20+ years
ago. The tools were used and used. I couldn’t kill them. Just this past summer the drill driver fell 20 feet onto the cement when I was building a pole barn. After dozens of falls over the years the reverse broke. I still use the circular saw in certain situations and the reciprocating a lot. Do I like the brushless tools better...yes... but the old blue tools were great tools
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
You crammed 9 years of home owner DIY use into one 15 minute video. Legend
Personally, I think it held up way better than I expected...whether you agree or not, that was a respectable performance. Ryobis are tough...even the old blue.
I agree. it did some tasks I thought it wouldn't and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
@@ManCaverTools Merry Christmas to you sir...hope you have a great one.
This is how many times he said “alright so ready”
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You said "one more hole" more than Epstein at a junior high school.
lol
@@ManCaverTools i am a jackass joker...im glad you have a. sense of humor. I do like your content...im not throwing shade at.you. i also like Ryobi. Keep on man.
he likes it fresh like jared from subway
Ive got the same drill, it always works when I need it! I dont baby my tools, I use them but I also dont have to drill huge holes in really thick lumber either, mine keeps going strong even though I bought a new one, Ill still use this! Mine is a p206
That's why it has two speeds. It wouldn't have burned up if used correctly.
Yet to see in a video and even in person of someone using the transmission properly on the drills. Had to yank my drill from my coworkers hand cuz the idiot was overloading it and switch it gears for him. Milwaukee M12. FYI that's how he blew out his m18 drill too but helped him rebuild it and taught him how to use the gears
@@arsonist63086 Yep...I know exactly what you're saying. It's like pulling a trailer with a 3/4 ton pickup...and starting from a dead stop in 3rd gear.
I don’t get his testing methodology. There seems to be none lol. Big holes need high torque, and a lower feed pressure instead of slamming it into the wood. Never seen someone drill 1 1/8 holes at 1600 rpm lmao
it started smoking drilling a 1/2 hole. if it smoked doing a simple task like that in the beginning of the video, it wouldn't survive long on this channel lol, thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Well a tough drill shouldn’t burn up at all. Also, the reason it burned up is because its a brushed motor. A brushless drill wouldn’t have burned. You can repeat this task with a 20V dewalt or an 18 volt Milwaukee and they won’t burn
You might have drilled 2 holes with the original nicad battery.
Thank you and Merry Christmas
I have that drill it's has paid for it's self time and time again love the channel
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
I bet u if u just replace the brushes. It will work like new.
a repair video will be coming soon and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
which begs the question can you just replace the motor with a brushless one and have basically a toyota prius with a hellcat engine
For what you would get, the cost would be more than what you would spend on a new brushless drill.
I see no problem with showing someone how to replace brushes though. I replace them in my own tools.
This thing most likely died due to too much current being drawn and overheating. These things where initially designed for NI-CD batterys, which outputted less current. This is partly because the voltage was lower. Sticking a lithium battery in there and putting it under full load for a continued duration is going to kill it.
Id put in a 2AH max and not run it for long duration's
I just restored one today and tested for this on a (normal)4AH battery.
It's definitely true. This drill works great with a 1" screw-tip paddlebit in speed 1, and it most definitely _stops dead_ in its tracks in speed 2. Evidently its transmission gearings are not too powerful. It's old, overweight, made of inefficient materials, etc. etc.
I can't get your exact results though because I don't own any 'generic' flat paddle bits. 👋
However, no smoke with a 1/2" drillbit(dewalt black&gold, the cheapest). Yours was probably in worse condition I guess
Looking forward now to your repair video!
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Has some power for a old tool ...well had 😂great vid...merry Xmas to u and your family
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
You should save the drill. This way you can cut the handle off and have a nice battery mount so if you want to modify a power wheels or whatever you can easily plug in Ryobi batteries
Also they made those drills up to like 2006 2007. I think I’m 2007 that’s when they switched to the green.
I plan to, we will take it apart soon and see what happened to it
Its amazing how far power tool technology has come! These older tools were not designed to take the power these new batteries put out.
I agree and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
That statement is wrong from the start by saying The power these new batteries put out!! He didn't slam a 20v or a 24v battery in the old blue tool. Exact same 18 volts the old yellow and black ones put out! The new LI-ON's have more capacity is all. I just bought the new HP Brushless 1/2 inch impact and purchased a 4ah 18v +one HP battery and I use it in my old Blue and yellow Drill, circular saw, reciprocating saw with absolutely no problems at all.
@@bradcliff7099 you do not understand how it works, these new batteries can push far more amperage to the tool that the old nicad could not deliver, it could easily smoke these tools if not careful or if its not programmed to throttle itself on these old tools
@@kevinragsdale6256 Actually, he was pretty much correct, but you are too. Both comments could be explained a bit differently. Batteries don't "push amperage". A tool pulls current. You can't force current without increasing voltage and purposely overvolting a tool (which nobody does - if the batteries fit, they're the correct voltage). This is what Brad was trying to say.
These new lithium batteries do, however, have less voltage sag under high load conditions which will allow the tool to draw more current when it wants to. In other words, the battery won't be the weak point when you abuse the tool. This is actually an ideal scenario, given the tool is up for the abuse. A weak 18V battery that drops to 10V when the tool is pushed isn't a safety feature - it's a weak battery. Even the old cells could burn up thin magnet wire. This all should've been considered during engineering the tool.
When you see 2ah/5ah/9ah, that is capacity. It just so happens, higher capacity batteries tend to have less voltage sag, which allows a tool to pull the current that it's designed too. So when somebody comments on a tool vid about "slamming a drill with 9a!" they likely only have a partial understanding of electricity. Drills aren't resistive loads, but everyone should have an understanding of voltage/current/resistance, and how all 3 variables matter when a load pulls current.
got rid of my 14.4 dewalt drill recently, started to smell like burnt wiring. Looks like it was the right move.
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
That is what the low speed setting was for. You stalled the motor, current goes up, insulation on motor winding goes to meltdown mode. Lucky you didn't blow up the power pack going into short circuit. Good night and Happy Holidays!
it started smoking drilling a 1/2 hole in the beginning of the video. if it did that. the drill is useless to this channel
Dave, proof to how well those bad boys were built Price/Performance wise. Let's see a 14yr old Craftsman/Stanley do that. On another note-it was doin well with the 2ah, you shouldn't pump rocket fuel into a Toyota 1.8 and expect it to pull a trailer.
Also, Can't wait to see the Cave for Christmas 2020.
I thank you YO
That drill came from a Terminator film, he refuses to die, LOL
lol thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
@@ManCaverTools I enjoyed your video. Happy Christmas day
What was the point in using the high power batttery on this? The old tools dont have the connectors required for the hp to work, so basically you just used a standard 3.0 Ah.
I used a black 4ah battery NON HP
Any tool can be smoked if it is abused enough and if the overload protection is too high.
yes sir and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Thetes no overload on the blue tools
Entertaining Dave... love it! Hate to see tools fry though...
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
You deserve a venom sponsorship
Thank you sir, I tried lol
Are the blue Ryobi "higher quality 'than the green ones? Kind of like the red Rigid vs orange?
100% better than the blue ones
UK here...my brother bought one of these in 2008...it did a lot of work..now,not so much,think he just keeps a countersink bit in it permanently.To be fair to the drill,the nicad batteries let it down terribly.
Major upgrades to the battery and thank you for viewing
Ryobi designs their 18v batteries to be backwards compatible, so your brother could put a newer battery in the drill
I still have a 10in ryobi blue miter saw, the handle has been jb welded twice but she still cuts like new!
That is all that matters. keeps on ticking
You got a dud... I’ve got ryobi blue tools that are all 10+ years old and work great still. My impact that’s blue was the first gen of impacts they ever made and that damn thing refuses to die.
No joke it’s at least put in 250k metal roofing screws, countless 3” deck screws, it got left in a project car on my honeymoon and the sunroof leaked and filled the car up with water leaving the impact flooded in 3-4” of water. Ruined the battery but the drills fine. I put li-on batteries on all of them now
its a old used tool I bought on Facebook marketplace a while ago. it was already on its last leg. but its all good and thank you, Merry Christmas
Got 2 blue drill's that are older 9.6 and a 12 volt still running
very good and Thank you and Merry Christmas
Picked up the ryobi box vacume today for $99. My Ridgid is too big also got the jigsaw free with the starter kit. was .....still debating if I should stay with Ridgid .. don't like Ryobi chargers but saw I could get a six charger. But Ryobi has such a great deal for the next week or so went with Ryobi cause they have a cordless miter...i guess I'll need that next
I love the Ryobi box vac and Thank you and Merry Christmas
Funny that you mention that since my ryobi adapter shattered a second of using it
I dont like Ryobi bits at all. I will never use them again
Ryobi tools are for the type of folks that shop big box stores, the unlicensed guys that like to call themselves contractors.
very good and thank you sir. I do own HILTI tools as well as dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita
And yet here you are....
How about taking it apart and seeing if it can't be fixed and see if this Ryobi Blue doesn't have some more life in it? :) It would be interesting to see if fixing it would give it a new lease on life and still be usable or if once its broken, fixing won't bring it back anywhere near where it once performed.
I plan to and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
What’s the name of the tiny blower your using? I love it and want one!
I think it's listed on the Ryobi site as an inflator.
Thanks!!! I found it, I gotta go get one!!
Power inflator
That was fun to watch 👍
It was fun to film and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
If you had used the drill as intended, rather than forcing it on every test, the drill would not have burned up. Personally, I think the 'blues' get bad reviews because everyone seems enamored with the 'greens' (which are ugly BTW). I have several of the blue tools and they serve me well.
but the tests I do is what the newer brushless ryobi tools do. that is the point of the video. Yes, this old drill was pushed to it limits but that limit bar is very low on these older tools
Milwaukee gloves?
correct.
Why you making fun of my drill :( For the DIY casual home owner... this tool has survived regular 1/4 drilling, deck screws and some light cabinet making (pocket holes kreg screws). I would upgrade to one of those fancy green tools but the original kit I bought still has working tools. I did burn out the corner sander while making cabinets over the summer.
im not making fun of it, its a very old drill I bought from someone. I paid like $6 for it. I was hoping to get some tests out of it but it smoked on its first hole, so I figured may as well have a death video on a drill. since I won't be able to use it
@@ManCaverTools Yeah, I was half joking :) I enjoyed the video and it did better than I expected!
Proof you should never do drunk drilling
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
I have the P201. Been using it since I bought it new in 2004. I have been: Toyota Tech, professional 12v installer, Director of Tech support 2 times and have been building show cars for the last 7 years. Still works great. It's been to Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona and resides in California. check out my instagram page with over 9,650 posts. SQ4ME2
very good and I thank you very much for you r feedback Coffee
Hurt me to see a drill abused as such when their are people who liked to have one who can't afford a drill.
They only put so much smoke in a drill you can't let it out all at once
lol
Use 1 or high torque when using a bit that big
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
@@ManCaverTools it didn't matter really, its time was up!
i actually prefer the look of the blue and yellow vs the greenish yellow
Very good and thank you
Whats the model #on that mini blower
#P738 and thank you sir
@@ManCaverTools i picked one up today at depot its a nice little tool!
RIP Ryobi Blue
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
I have the same drill- I use it w/ a holesaw kit daily for the last 5-6 years- you gotta go on the low rpm w/high torque setting for stuff like that... otherwise you let the magic smoke out (of any drill).
Thank you sir
Precisely. Many people out there don't know what the high torque is for. They think high torque is just for screws.
R.I.P.
I was hoping it would last but it starting smoking on its first test :(
“I’m going to kill this drill...” “Well, unfortunately this is dead....” -Idiot
it smoked n the beginning of the video drill a 1/2 hole. thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
TIM from Canada. . I want you to do the same test...to kill A NEW RYOBI HAMMER DRILL SAME TEST SMALLER BATTER TO KILL DRILL on wood or cement
Ruin a perfectly good drill just to satisfy your smoke fetish
Smoking video Dave!
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
I can hear Sarah McLachlan begin to sing.
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Why throw it out? Just keep in the back somewhere on the wall
Abused and failed. I have the older model and it hadn't failed
very good and happy new year
That would be failure compared to the Ryobi brushless hammer dril I use at work day in and day out.
Yes it would and thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
The motor overheated because not cooling motor.
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Feeds and Speeds, Ryobi Man Child.... *Feeds and Speeds* .
Maybe the brushes just need to be replaced.
we will see thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
You're not supposed to let the magic smoke escape
lol
on fire!!!
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
@@ManCaverTools MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR my FRIEND :)
Wonder what failed inside. Look foward to the video
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Probably the brushes
Grab his keys he's drinking and drilling , yet again ..
lol. that one is awesome
Well way to go sir lol
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Drilling 6 spade bit 12inch holes in a 6×6 is a simple task ? Why dont you try that with a new hp drill i think the same thing will happen . Prove me wrong . My ole blue died using it about 2 weeks after leaving outdoors overnight in the rain . The tools werent that bad it was the batterys that sucked , still have almost all my ole blue tools but none of the yellow batterys . How many holes were in that 4×4 ? And chucks sucked
LOL I have the new HP drill and also did a few videos on it as well
Put new brushes in it! Lol
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
Why is breaking stuff so fun? 😂
WOW!!!!
Start a Ryobi cemetery in the back yard ??
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
This guy has to be a shoemaker nobody that is a professional will treat a tool like that
Jose Amador what I find funny is all his replies are the same as if he really cares to even read the comment and give a genuine response to the people who are really making him money! If your going to get into the tool reviews you got a lot of competition with other channels the least you could do is give a half hearted response 💀
Jose Amador what I find funny is all his replies are the same as if he really cares to even read the comment and give a genuine response to the people who are really making him money! If your going to get into the tool reviews you got a lot of competition with other channels the least you could do is give a half hearted response 💀
Clearly no thermal cutout
no sir
I don't buy royobi anymore they burn out quick I'm a carpenter .no good for a professional worker ok for a DiY worker I buy top of the range tools cheaper in the long run
Very good, Milwaukee and Dewalt are great brands. But my HILTI tools are better
Hp батарея убьет щеточный мотор.
and the point of this was?
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
That ryobi is 8 years old
yes sir and thank you
Theres no point behind the video besides killing it...
Sad because it was working just fine
World Wide United. The drill smoked after doing a 1/2 hole. In the beginning test. There is no point to have it in the channel if it can’t do the simplest task. I bought this used for $10 during fall. So since it could do tests I said may as well kill it
Send it to AVE to take apart
I wish I can send it to him
I bought a Ryobi pressure washer and it last me 2 houses. I bought a saw saw and it last me 2 weeks... I waste it my money. Those are not Profesional tools they are home owner tools 👎👎👎
The new tools are very powerful but they are not professional grade tools but the new tools are still good tools
Stop snorting the fumes dude. lol, If you ever have kids, they will glow in the dark. SMH
thank you sir, and Happy Holidays
ryobi is kinda trash i like dewalt better