When you dont need it, it is as simple as flipping a switch & now you are back in regular drilling or driving mode.
This creates a continual “hammering effect” on the bit as it spins, which will drive it through concrete very quickly. This one drill can not only drill into wood, metal, and plastics - it also can drill into concrete & stone with ease! That is because it is a “Hammer Drill” - which has the same capabilities of a normal “Drill/Driver”, with one addition…the hammer drill mode. Ryobi is pretty much solving that for you. However, taking a walk through the tool aisle at any hardware store can be very confusing - since it is hard to plan ahead in picking one that “you might need”. The features of the drill, ease of use, price point, and performance of the product all impressed me.For the homeowner or DIYer, a cordless drill is a necessity. RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V cordless drill: The final verdictĪll in all, I would definitely recommend the Ryobi Cordless Drill/Driver to… well, anyone really! I think it would make a great gift for someone who is dipping their toes into DIY, or anyone who enjoys tackling everyday projects around the house. The power compared well (if not better) to a much more expensive drill in my toolbox, which was a pleasant surprise. As I mentioned earlier, it will sometimes worry me that a product won’t perform as well if it is inexpensive, but I didn’t find this to be the case with this drill. I was also impressed with the power of this drill. I loved that! I kept waiting for the drill to tire out, but it just kept going. I was able to work with this drill for three days of projects before I had to charge it. The battery life was the first thing that I noticed, which is thanks in part to the drill's brushless motor design. Speaking of quality, there were a few things about this drill that impressed me. How the RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V cordless drill compares to similar products Sometimes I worry that an inexpensive product may not perform as well as others, but the quality of the Ryobi Drill/Driver impressed me, and I didn’t feel like it was cheap at all.
Ryobi cordless drill review 18v plus#
Coming in at under $100 for the drill is definitely a plus for me. Tools can get expensive and add up quickly, and so a reasonable price point, paired with a quality product is something that I often look for when choosing my tools. This drill has an onboard LED light that helps you see into dark corners and hard-to-reach spaces while you work. Just because the tool is compact doesn't mean it lacks extras.
Plus, since it measures in at just over 6", it's easier to maneuver into tight spaces than a standard-size drill (especially a corded one). It was definitely manageable, with allowed me to work for longer periods of time and get more done. This drill is part of Ryobi's brushless compact series, which is designed to be smaller and more efficient without losing power. Working on a project with a heavy drill can be extremely tiresome, so a drill that won’t make my arm sore is a game changer. There was no need to line it up correctly and risk the battery not making a secure connection with the charger. The way that the battery and charger are designed, I was able to easily slide the battery into place with the confidence that it would start charging. The Ryobi charger makes life incredibly easy. It might not seem like a huge deal to some, but having tried quite a few brands of tools myself, one of the things that draws me to the brands that I love are the ease of use.Īt the end of a long day of projects, having to struggle with the battery charger is something that can really bother me. The cordless aspect brings me to another feature that I loved about this drill, which is the battery and charger. The battery is easy to use and interchangeable There is enough to worry about when DIYing, and having a cordless drill makes things that much easier because I don't need to worry about getting out an extension cord or finding an outlet to finish a project. In fact, this characteristic is a must have for me.
This can be a personal preference, since corded drills overall tend to be more powerful, but I prefer cordless for sheer convenience. The first thing I like about this drill is that it's cordless.
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