Why everyone is talking about this new Ryobi Tool!
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- This is Ryobi's new most popular tool that everyone will want. This is the all new Ryobi, not Ryobi Speed Bench that is a 2-in-1 that can also be used as a dolly, hand cart, hand truck....whatever.
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I didn't even think about the cargo plate tripping me up. That would definitely be a situation that ended with my neighbors telling a TV News crew,
"He was a GOOD man! I don't know what made him snap!" . . . it's good you can take it off!
Hahahahaha, I'm pinning this comment.... cause it's true
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First modification, replace screw-in knobs with quick release pins on retainer wires.
The irony is.... If a youtuber converted a saw stand in to this then everyone would be "wow bro that's fantastic, I wish tool companies were so innovative." 😂
I think its pretty nice for people that have very limitted space or those that need a portable bench
It would be great for craft shows. Use the dolly to roll out your boxes of merchandise then set it up as a display table. Add a table cloth and you are good to go.
I am definitely planning on buying for beekeeping. It can help me move heavy hives/honey boxes and serve as a platform for boxes during inspections
Another awesome idea 👊👊👊
I knew I wanted this. But once I read your comment I knew I needed it. This is awesome for beekeeping.
Definitely see me using the Hand-Dolly-Truck-Cart and Bench! Cannot wait!
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Or sack barrow!
The fact that you pronounce Ryobi the right way, the way it should be pronounced, is enough to make me wanna keep supporting your channel. Keep it up Clint. It’s “real nass like”
Haha, thanks brother 🤣👊👊
I'm new here. Is this an inside joke? Because the company itself says it's ree-oh-bee. I think they would know🤔
@@tnzwestEveryone working for a living calls it "fuk no"
@@mikesch7672Ryobi is for everyone who has a home for a living.
I absolutely love this Clint. Great overview as always. I’ll use the for moving bushels of tomatoes and canning prep. Nothings worse than all day in the kitchen on a nice summer day! Gonna get Mike to get me one. Your videos got me addicted to Ryobi not Reeobi tools 🥰
Haha, that's awesome Heather. So many uses for this and it's super light/easy to move around. Also, tell Mike I'm sorry 🤣👊👊
@@ToolReviewZoneyou sir are definitely not sorry lmao!!
That was a really nice and informative review. As always, good job!
Thanks Julio!!!!!!
I am looking forward to get one, thank you for showing all the features of it
Looks good especially for the home handyman with a small space.
I like it. I think the cargo plate would be better if it had a push button release and maybe fold over rather than remove. I see mud getting stuck in those tubes as is.
Not a bad idea 👊
Absolutely. Those pins will be lost in no time. And then the cart functionality is lost.
I love this! I am a furniture refinished and I will definitely purchase and put this tool to good use!
As for the router table modification, it depends how you would do it. I am way too cheap to buy a dedicated router for a table and an insert to go with. So I Just cut a hole in 10 mil plywood, attached a trim router base from underneath, made a small fence and called it a day. Mine was just a sheet that overhangs my bench and attaches to it via dogholes, with overhang having a small frame to support the plywood. So this table might work for a router, but I agree with you that trying to attach a router insert to it might be a bit too much.
Thanks for demonstrating the Ryobi Dolly bench. I'll have to wait until it comes on sale, but I sure would make good use of one.
How much is it? when's it available ?
I have a V8 handtruck that is similar in that it works traditionally or can be opened into a four wheel flat bed. While that table top is very nice, it probably adds some weight that would not be real nass like when hauling 5 full file boxes down 19 steps to the basement, or worse, up 19 steps from the basement. Also, that thick front plate won't slide under a stack of boxes. In other words, UPS and FedEx ain't gonna use it. The price is in line with a good 427 cu. in. handtruck. I think I paid about $150 for mine without the table top or the other options. Being able to attach that vacuum is real nass like!! THANKS for the video Clint. Have a great week!!
Kraz=awesomeness
It looks like a portable corn hole table
That fully supports the idea to use it as a router table, when it’s not routing, it’s ready for corn holing with the other cornholers.
This would be a very useful item for IT field work also. I quite frequently have parts that we use a two-wheeler to transport and I have a collapsable table to have a portable work area when necessary. This would take care of carrying a table with me.
Looks really versatile and quick to set up. I could see someone swapping out the top with multiple options to support a router, or adding a larger top that could slide adjust to be centered after you flip it in place. A creative woodworker could go crazy with top options!
Great item if you do not already have a dolly/hand cart, I like it has dual purposes in the garage.
Thanks for this info! I'll be getting me one of those nass thangs as soon as they are available.
Greatl review. My only gripe about the wheels isn't the size, it's just that a good dolly has real rubber inflated tires to travel over rough ground or up and down stairs. But it looks like a very cool tool.
I love your dolly! I'm sure there will be hate for the re-imagined stand, "I could do better", all of that thread-crapping mess but you know what, there is a market for this stand.
There are plenty of folks that are not hardcore chest thumping weekend keyboard warriors but for people doing light home improvements, this would be a great addition to their garage or handyman workshop
Sounds like Ryobi nailed it!
And I ain't angry...
Haha thank you for not being angry Founder. Awesome comment brother 👊
Dolly/truck/hand cart?.? Nope..we call them “sack-trucks” cos in warehousing/storage depots/docks etc the main use is moving industrial quantities of sack stored goods. Obviously some trades use them for their specific needs…a builder might use one to move paving slabs, a garage/repair shop might use one to move vehicle batteries etc, but in UK…it’s a sack truck. It is a neat unit and being multipurpose saves space…I’m sure it could be adapted with jigs for all sorts of purposes. My only quip would be it looks rather weighty, especially if you are lifting it into a van or pick up.👍
This is the Father's Day gift list. This is all that I want.
I’ll just make u something instead😂
I have 2 of the Rigid miter saw carts and I think this a great idea for that mechanism. I also prefer the single handle bar vs the 2 handles on the Rigid.
Wow! That is a nice work becth. I would have for me. I am going to buy this when it’s come out. Thxs for sharing flint!
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My situation is that, on occasion, I need a Hand Dolly/Dolly Cart/whatever, and occasionally I need a project worksurface. I think this would be great in my case. Sort of a Jack-of-Two-Trades, King of none. That's fine by me. Jack level quality is fine when it would only be used once in a while. I also like the longer worksurface due to it also being the dolly backer. Stows nicely, also. As for the wheels...either get a dedicated "King quality" dolly or maybe there's a way to DIY some inflatable after-market wheels.
How could you hate that its the same thing as the rigid miter saw stand? Sounds like a perfect mobile outboard table to accompany the rigid stand to me... I guess maybe people could see it as cheaping out but hey things like this dont last long in the tool world. I want one while they are here. :P
Clever idea. I could find many uses for it.😊 The screws box simply needs a click down lid
Good idea 👊
Great walk-through, thank you!... so when is it available?(would you like me to test it out in the field for you?😉) And when you were bending down, taking on and off that bottom support plate, I heard a lot of huffing and puffing was that Vince guy around
if you're on a slope like at 7:40, you could take out the dolly platform and reverse it, facing it down, to keep the table horizontal.
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Or if the slope is even greater you could make a pair of quick-attach wheels or runners and have hand truck dolly cart workbench skateboard/toboggan!
I’m all in on this thing.
@@jdkennedy77 The possibilities are endless!
Brilliant, Innovative, and very useful.....😊
Great video very informative But i've seen that Ridgid Cart on sale at home depot for $100. Next time I see on sale. I'll definitely buy it and make me a table
Let me know how it works out Lyv 👊👊👊
Was going to buy a new, larger hand truck, but after seeing this product I will wait until I can get my hands on one of those bad boys!!! Thanks again
Let me know how you like it Jeffrey 👊👊👊
@ToolReviewZone will do as soon as I can get one.
I love Ryobi never let me down had a drill set that lasted for over 10 years.
I need to get one of these... would be perfect when I win storage unit auctions
Yeah, throw the boxes right on top
We have Rockit Carts as a DJ that do this on a light level but this is way more sturdy. I will be getting one for sure.
Here in the uk we call it a sack barrow,looks fantastic
It seems very clever. Time will tell how sturdy it is.
Seems like the dolly is sized just right for the whole link system. I can see this for my garage but also to use the link boxes as camp kitchen and then have the table for outdoor cooking on the go.
Looks cool and is a great idea. However, I don't know if the same supplier manufactures them because the main frame looks identical. But all of these foldable saw tables/stands have the same problem: they break at the tube bend that forms the cargo plate due to fatigue failure. Delta addressed the issue by welding a support onto theirs. My Ridgid folding bench broke in this spot. A different brand's floor model at a store I visited was also broken at the same spot.
i can see it being used for campers i have a Blackstone 17 inc table top flattop an traveling it great it good for tailgating just well need a goid table or something for it. then well uf ur cooking on go u need good prep table. for cuting meat veggies or what ever. then u can also use it as handtruk so i can haul gear easier. the only problem i have with it is price which well bit expensive but reasonable
I know someone that is using this Ryobi table as a mobile Router Table and they love it. I was thinking of doing the same. I have a Ridged mitre saw stand and that Ryobi table is not even close to my stand. The wheels are close to the same size but the rests not
I like it a lot, Real Nass Like! Wish I had a use for it though
Hey man, I love your Ryobi content. Are you in contact with them somehow? Can you tell them to do a rivet gun (and possibly cheaper than the Milwaukee version)? I'm waiting it from ages...
For the storage containers, I bet there will soon be plans on online to have lids 3D printed. Or if you’re good at that kinda thing you could probably make them yourself
Could you change out the table top for a thicker piece of butcher block or something similar?
It would be a great tabletop for my Ryobi 18v table saw. Just drill some holes to bolt the saw down.
As a musician, it’d be great as a mixer or DJ table, that will carry cases as well.
Damn right
I did the mobile DJ thing for a while and this could 100% work for that. The only thing is needing to find the right covers to turn it into something that is presentable at a wedding.
Looks like there is plenty of room to add 2 pieces of 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" x 1/8" or 3/16"th x 24"lg aluminum angle thru bolted to the bottom with flathead screws countersunk in the top for stiffeners or extra support to make a router cutout. Nice tool! I could also see an insert with a mounted bladeguard for adding a cordless, Ryobi circular saw and a moveable, simple fence with 'T' square clamped to the table.
This is what I’ve been looking for for years
One of the best tool review channel.
I like it . Depends on the price.. and if I can put a new top on it?
Not crazy how the vacuum jiggles on the latches. But think that could be fixed by attaching a board.
I would like to know how high it sits off the floor. Also, how is the top attached? In the video, it looks to me like it's connected with some screws through brackets around the tubes. You could probably make your own router top, use threaded inserts to attach tops to, and change between the original and the router top or whatever kind of configuration you want. I'm just trying to imagine the possibilities.
It cracks me up when people get butt hurt because one manufacturer makes something and competitors copy (and maybe even improve on) it.! Anyone remember 30 years ago when Hitachi brought out the first sliding miter saw ? Everyone copied it and now I don't even see Hitachi saws any more. If someone has a patient then fine, let them fight it out in court. When was the last time you heard about a little guy that got a patient and when they tried to enforce it against a big company they got anywhere against the corporate lawyers?
I know you said, "don't turn it into a router table"... BUT YOU CAN ATTACH A VACUUM TO THE TABLE?! COME ON!
What time is it? Router table time!
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I gotta be honest...I can see possibilities as an on-site assembly table
I gotta be honest too bro, that's sounds real nass like indeed 👊
@ToolReviewZone probably would need too though. Throw a sheet of ply across, especially useful when assembling window and door casinga and pocket whole screwing wainscoting together. Would like to see that price around 150, but I get it.
From Oz: Trolley!
Anyway looks great. Ideal for a micro workshop in a unit, small house etc. Not sure if available in Australia.
Can’t wait to get it
I've always called it a hand truck, but if you feel more comfortable carrying around your dolly...I won't judge.
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Wow if this was out before I moved out of my apartment I would have been all over it. Now that I have a pretty good-sized shop with a solid work bench, I can't really justify it. But I can imagine how useful it could be for people working with limited space. Who just want something to pull out for that one job and then store it easily.
Can alway use an extra pop up table for the uninvited guests 😂🤣
Looks convenient for a lot of applications. $200 isn’t unreasonable when many folks have $800 phones and watches.
I plan on purchasing one!
If you do, let me know what you think
Sweet, I like 🎉 this Reeeooobie thing invention from a Rigid miter saw stand. As for a router plate attachment thingamabob, no problem. Cut out your router plate, and underneath, add 3/8” or 1/2” frame to beef it up, and you can use a trim router to save space. Reverse engineer the plate opening and use existing plate holes to put the surface back on. As a trim router and plate lift out all in one, being small and not intrusive. That slightly beefed up area underneath should not interfere with using your two wheel dolly-lift-truck-cart whatchamacallit being centrally located. Add a spot for a clamp on vise, add some dog holes, turning this thing into a portable outside work bench. Hmmm, a cup and glasses and dust mask holder…. Or maybe🤔 thinks….
Though, if you build it, they will come, or be copied. Oh, I am glad, it is not painted green, as it would clash with my blue tools. Snarks at red and yellow colours. 😮😅
Appreciate the awesome comment monkey 👊
Looks really good but I’ve got a problem with the table isn’t square to the ground. Or was the video shot on a slope
Was shot in a hill
I assume you can haul your pack out tool boxes with this as well. You should show how that works.
Just bought a dewalt table, what are those ones going for?
Looks like a converted miter saw stand. Great! I can use a miter saw stand and this one has multiple other uses. win-win!
Now they need to make an expansion kit for it so you can replace the dolly handles with wheels and the removable shin killer plate with an extended upright handle so it could also be used as a four wheel cart
3:15 The only thing I would have done different was to add two tubes up higher to store the bottom plate on, maybe like a shelf to set things on while you work, otherwise if you're not banging your ankles on it, you're probably gonna trip on it when you leave it on the floor :D
Very innovative. 😊
I like it. Perhaps they will make a hinge for the bottom plate so it can be folded away when it’s in table mode. Of course that would increase the cost but other than that I think it’s a great idea.
As for router table option, could a person just attach a thicker board. If they are willing to cut a hole in the existing board I’m sure they wouldn’t be against changing the board for another. 🤷♂️
Appreciate the comment and feedback. Also, yep, there should be no issue with replacing the table top for something thicker 👊
It looks cool, seems like it could come in handy for a lot people. Im not one of those people, and $200 seems a bit steep for me as well.
I know it's early and all but, "Dear Santa, I want one."
Never to early to start writing Santa. He gets backed up pretty quickly
🎉🎉🎉🎉 the versatility of this could be used on so many levels All we have to say is about time🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hmmm, MFT Top and 2040 Aluminum extrusion on the side for a DashBoard? Systainer clips on the cargo plate?
This is Very Cool and I Want One' or Two for 4x8's💪🌐
Clint my brother, what are you doing spending my monies on tools from Ryobi!! The wife sent this to me before I saw you posted it!! Lol
Lmao, I SAID I WAS SORRY!!!! 🤣👊👊👊👊
@@ToolReviewZone lol
Maybe it’s the un- level ground but it sure looks like the table top is at least 1 1/2 inches out of level when set up. Is it just me ? Will objects roll off of it?
I love those old Mayan civilisation carvings of ancient V8 engines. 🖖
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The complaint in regard to possibly forgetting to remove the screw container before folding the stand up is about as nit-picky as you can get and quite frankly hilarious 😂
Good job on the video
Thanks Nathan 👊👊👊
Pretty damn sweet man I like it a lot and a decent price. If Mill Walk 👁️🅰️ makes one it will be $8-900 lol
Yep 🤣
I love it. Cool tool gadget. Is the table top level? Looks like you can iron clothes on it too. FYI, not a big deal; “everyone” is misspelled in your thumbnail. Thanks for the good video.
Seems like some interchangeable benchtops would be simple to make and relatively easy to swap out without interfering with the setup/takedown mechanism. Make yourself a router table top, table saw top, spindle sander/shaper top and switch as needed. Paint it red if ya be feelin' a little wussy .
The hand truck nose (sometimes called the skid) has a limited usefulness.
You want that to be fairly thin so you can skid it up underneath your package.
With a normal nose, you only need to lean your package a little. With this, you have to put some leverage on your package to get under it.
If you're just stacking boxes, it's probably OK.
As a bench, there is not enough side-to-side cross bracing. It looks like it will rack too easily.
I'm very indoctrinated into the Ryobi-not-Reeobi ecosphere, but this one is not for me.
Ryobi has some amazing stuff but I would like a trolling motor.
I want one. Where can I go to pick one up?
What about using it as a table saw stand? More specifically the Ryobi battery powered one?
Would be good 👊
What are your thoughts on mounting a miter saw?
Would be good 👊
I want one!!
Having minimal garage space to work with, I wish i could have 2 or 3 of these to just roll in the backyard when I'm working on a project, instead of fussing around with bulky sawhorses
I hear that brother
i like it i question the price but thats the that goes i still would buy one!!!
“U mad bro” comment 😂😂😂
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Looks like my tool wish list just got a little longer.
I have the Rigid and I think it's better because you can have multiple tools that can attach which snap on snap off like my Miter saw or you can get a piece of oak plywood for a work top snap it off use the top on the kitchen table or you could mount a router to a solid piece oak snap on snap off and it has adjustable work supports at ether side so you could mount a skill saw to wood surface and now you have a table saw I think you get the picture 📸
I’ll assume that you filmed this on a hill and the cart normally would be level, or is it built with an incline?
On a hill
I believe RYOBI and WYZE are two of the most innovative companies out there 👍