Seven Ryobi one+ tools, two batteries $159

[blars]

This looks like a good deal from Home Depot for a Ryobi one+ set:
Entry level tools, not their best batteries.

https://slickdeals.net/f/10973995-home-depot-ryobi-7-tool-combo-kit-159

 

[John61CT]

Weak batteries for the high-current tools.

4AH ones really the way to go for drills and sawing.

 

[rvpopeye]

Yet good enough for the person that isn't a daily user or professional.
Like , say for a one time van build out and then occasional projects while trying to make your money stretch ,,,,prefect !

I don't need DeWalt or Rockwell quality anymore though so I would consider these , especially at that price .

I went from a full blown cabinet shop with all the cast iron anyone could want to a small road case with some power tools in it with a mini table saw on top. The skills are in my hands and head , not in the tools I use.

 

[Francesfree]

This looks like a good deal from Home Depot for a Ryobi one+ set:
Entry level tools, not their best batteries.

https://slickdeals.net/f/10973995-home-depot-ryobi-7-tool-combo-kit-159

Thanks to you I searched for Ryobi combo deals and found a $39.60 combo
Ryobi P825 18V One+ Cordless Lithium Ion Power Tool Starter Kit (Includes 1/2" Drill / Driver, 5 1/2" Circular Saw, Compact Battery, Charger, and Contractor’s Bag)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B..._title_2?smid=A2863QO7PSKX1N&psc=1&pldnSite=1

 

[Victor]

I bought a Ryobi set with a light circular saw and driver. I bought it with the intention of building out the fit. The one tool I've used the most is the flash light. It might have been bob that I originally learned of it from. That was in the days of watching non stop you tube videos on van life. I can charge the battery on a 50-60 watt charger off my 120 watt inverter...

 

[John61CT]

You'll want a pair of at least 4AH batteries, only buy direct from Home Depot not online so you get proper warranty.

Sometimes on sale, but usually $100 per pair.

The car charger off 12V is also much better than using an inverter.

 

[Motrukdriver]

I like Ryobi tools. They are always good enough for what I need them for. I'd go with a circular saw, jig saw, reciprocating saw and a drill at first... I was thinking maybe a router too but that's more of a one time or not many times use tool so probably skip that one. Then go with this battery charger so you don't have to use a generator or inverter: https://www.amazon.com/Ryobi-P131-Portable-Chemistry-Lithium/dp/B0026SRQEM

 

[John61CT]

Their best feature is the same ONE+ battery design has been around forever and they've committed to keep to it

The chemistry and capacities evolve, but the keep things backward-compatible at least one generation back.

Runs hundreds of devices and often adapted nby DIY types for general purpose use as a powerpack.

In fact it's hard to buy the LI cells they use internally from a reliable source for less. Lots of counterfeits and facyory seconds out there.

Make sure to only buy the batts from Home Depot, they don't honor warranty from other online sellers.

 

[theinfamousj]

Thanks @Francesfree! I have been waiting for a good price on the Ryobi circular saw. You made my day!

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[MikeRuth]

I'm just going to say what Ryobi has been for me, AWESOME. I purchased a multi piece kit close to 20 years ago that included a Flash light, Skill saw, Drill motor and Saw's all using 18 Volt Nicad batteries and a charger in a single large case. Everyone of those tools is still working as good as the day i bought them and I have used the ever living crap out of them. I did purchase over the years replacement batteries and last year I decided to replace them with lithium Ion batteries and a charger. It was no surprise to me as I have been using Lipo batteries for years in model airplanes that the batteries for these tools work incredibly well.

I recently needed a router and choose Ryobi again, compared to many others it works very well at a lower cost.

To each his own, I am happy with Ryobi!