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| Brand: Ryobi
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $199.00
Buy New: $149.99
You Save: $49.01 (25%)
Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 4477
Media: Misc.
MPN: 6971
UPC: 033287134571
EAN: 0033287134571
ASIN: B000FLX6JG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great Deal for the $$ December 11, 2007
I ordered this set for my son-in-law and he is tickled pink. My husband is a contractor and a DeWalt freak and he seemed to think this was a really nice set for the money and for normal homeowner use. The first shipment had a broken piece on the dust-buster and Cummins graciously sent me a new kit. I have returned the old one and barring any difficulty in crediting my credit card, I'll say the customer service was great.
 BEWARE November 29, 2007
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
No blades were supplied for the saw - customer service response was as follows;
"Since the item is considered a reconditioned so the blades are
considered an accessory. Our company does not gurantee any blades to
be sent with the item. (another supplier) does the reconditoning so we do not know what parts are put into the boxes."
Tools do look good but are heat stamped "RECON"...
 Ryobi cordless November 1, 2007
I have had some of these cordless tools for a year and unless you are a professional carpenter these work great. Drill has good power for things around the house,circular saw is small but works very well on lighter material. I bought them as a 4pc. set from Home Depot for $99.00. I think money well spent.
The more One+ tools, the better! May 22, 2007
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
I love these tools and find that the more One+ tools I have, the more I like them. I now have the...
light, drill, circular saw, chain saw, jig saw, reciprocating saw, sander, shop vac, hand vac, two batteries, charger.
And a few lanyards for hanging them up.
EVERY job is easier with these tools. No cords, good power, good battery life.
If you are a new home owner like me and have to start buying tools to do all those fun jobs around the house, start collecting the One+ tools. You won't be sorry.
For instance, I'm re-doing an extra bedroom as an office. I decide to rip out an ugly painted door, rip out the frame and put in a new natural wood door. I need to trim some 1x2 wood for filling in some serious gaps before shimming. Circular saw! Then I need to level the frame. Break out the light so I can see that bubble! How about some holes to make those nails go in without splitting the wood? Drill! That wallboard has bumpy 30-year old paint where the casing ended; gotta smooth that out. Sander! This place is a mess with sawdust, paint chips, bent nails, shim scraps. Shop Vac!
When I re-did the kitchen, I would have been completely lost without the reciprocating saw. Old cabinets need to go? Well, they're going in manageable pieces! Grrrrrrrrrr! Sliced and diced 'em!
Had to put a cat door in a wooden door. Jigsaw!
I'm dying to chop something up with the chainsaw!
Yes, you could have corded tools and do the same jobs, but the benefits of cordless tools are obvious. Since these tools are cordless, obviously you don't have to drag the cords around or find outlets or use extension cords.
But, in addition, with the battery off, the tools are light. You can carry around a bunch of them easily. And here's the kicker... Once you acquire a battery or two, collecting more of the tools multiplies the benefits. It's just so easy to have all the right tools right there.
These tools make these jobs almost fun. (Think about it... a cordless shop vac for vacuuming the car. Huh? Huh?!) They may not be for the professional contractor, I don't know, but they do everything I want them to do. Highly recommended.
 Good Tools But Cheaper At Home Depot April 24, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I've had my 18Volt set for almost 2 years and haven't had any major problems with anything. We've remodelled a house, and used the drill and saw on many daily projects. Only 1 issue was one of the batteries might not be charging all the way but I'm going to see if it works better now after I tried to drain it all the way before charging. Normally these batteries are suppose to be recharged right away even if you barely use the tool. Not like the old style batteries that you use to HAVE to drain completely each and every time because of thier memory.
Do yourself a favor though and go to Home Depot to buy this item. Prices are much better and replacement batteries are only $20!!! Father's Day is the best time of all for discounts on tools!
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