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Question: Will the ni-cad chargers (for the blue tools) work on the lithium battery?
Document: Bought this on sale yes with two batteries from a big hardware store that carries Ryobi for 79. Upgraded my old Ryobi Ni-Cad, and love the lithium, always charged, charges in 1/4 the time, and works with other tools in Ryobi set. I still am not 100% on Ryobi brand, but this drill is def a winner. I am a big do it yourself guy and it works great, if I were a full time contractor I would still have to go with the Dewalt. I would compare this drill to the Craftsman lithium, and recommend it to anyone as I have no problems thus far and put it to moderate use.
Great drill/driver tool. Good Lithium-Ion battery useable with many 18V Ryobi tools. Drill/Driver bit change is quick and easy. I noticed the torque setting has to be set fairly high for the clutch to properly grab the drill but that's simple to change.Last time I checked, you can get the set or stand alone batteries cheaper at Home Depot.
This drill is so versatile, I bought other tools just to use the same battery. Battery charges really fast too!
I had read that these had charging issues but it seemed they cleared up several months ago. Well, this charger charged each battery once, then would only flash the red light (testing). No charging at all. Called Ryobi and they said they had never heard of it before (standard line) and to return it for exchange. I don't know if I'll gamble on another or not.Did get another. The battery has to be snapped in hard into the charger to get it to work. This one does work and has a decent battery life and good torque.
This is a great tool for drilling and screwing. It worked like a champ when screwing together 2 x 8's for a deck project. It has plenty of torque and the battery lasts a long time even with strenuous work. It's a snap to change from a deck screw bit to a drill bit, making it easy to pre-drill before screwing. The li-ion battery charger works very fast so you always have a freshly charged battery to switch to during long jobs. The body of the tool fits your hand very well so that your hand doesn't get fatigued.
I am completely satisfied with the performance of this drill. It's lighter weight than the one I had previously, but seems to have more than enough power. This is great since I have arthritis in my hands. Even though I've used it only with pine so far, I feel there will be no problems with harder wood. I also appreciate the long lasting charge with the lithium-ion battery.
We operate a construction company and after years of oversized 18v drills, countless pieces damaged by the torque, comes this light weight, powerful, little unit from Ryobi. Charges within 15 minutes and operates continuously for whatever task may be at hand, great for those who forget to charge. Maintains months of charge without use, and has never let us down. After 2 years still using stock included lithium ion battery. Excellent drill.
Not all that great, but I'm spoiled by the Makita black and white models. This has no work light, that is missed right away installing cabinets and is a bit lacking when it comes to driving three inch screws into old lumber. I'll use it as a drill rather than a driver.
Works like new no issues and the two extra batteries that came with the deal really helps out with the other tools. Now i never run out of the juice.
He needed to replace his existing power drill. After much looking and comparing and the suggestion by our son-in-law, this is the drive that was chosen. It has 2 batteries so that there is always one fully charged. It is lighter than the previous drill and he simply really likes the way it works with a battery that lasts way longer than the previous.
Answer: yes