RYOBI PBLMT50B ONE+ HP 18-Volt Brushless Cordless Multi-Tool (Tool Only)

I have been buying Ryobi tools for about the last 5 years and found them very good for the guy with home projects. I tried this and I can't believe how great it works. I already have the 18volt battery and made things simple and relatively cheap to buy.

Works well. Used it to cut sheet rock to add some outlets in the house. I'm sure it will be useful in other projects.

Good cordless multitool for a Ryobi.

I’ve been doing an overhaul to my home network adding drops for access points and wall jacks. I’ve always used a drywall saw and hated the results each time so for this project I decided it was a good excuse to add a new tool to the collection. This thing works a treat. Clean straight cuts that cut through drywall like butter. It made the job so much quicker and easier too, it was a crazy good value.In our office closet the previous owner decided to punch holes in the drywall with a hammer leaving very messy openings to the wall cavity. I was able to use this tool to cut them out cleanly and w

At first, I didn't like that this has a switch and not trigger system. But after some use, I like it better than my old trigger DeWalt. I just hit the switch and I can flip it, spin it, turn it or hold it any way I need to and not worry about how am I going to hold on to it to make a cut and squeeze the trigger. Some times it gets tricky with the trigger type.

I use this as a safe way to clip laser-cut waste wood off of plywood sheets. It's safe enough that I can hand it to my 8yo daughter and not worry that she'll cut herself. The latching system for the tool was a little tough to get used to, but in the few times I've used it so far I do prefer it over having to try not to lose the allen key for the hex nut on my other vibrating cutters.

Preface this review with the fact that this is my first oscillating multi tool I've owned but I've briefly used a DeWalt and used a lot of other battery and corded tools. Just got done putting this tool through it's paces on a rather finicky project that had me using it on a lot of wall plaster, dinner drywall , 2x4, some finished cabinet ply and even a nail or two. I bought the tool bc I couldn't see how I'd effectively do the job without it and it functioned exactly as I'd hoped. The tool is balanced well with a 4Ah battery and I did the whole project on one battery so it seems pretty effici

This works very well. Used it to replace rotting door jambs and it went right through the wood and nails like butter. I'm glad I got this because it made the project a lot easier.