Ryobi ONE+ R18MT-0 18V Cordless Multi tool (Zero tool)
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Ryobi ONE+ R18MT-0 18V Cordless Multi tool (Zero tool)
Original price was: £131.49.£97.86Current price is: £97.86.
Description
- A versatile multi purpose tool that cuts drywall, metal, wood, plastic, composite and many other materials; it also sands the finest details
- Plunge cuts into any material quickly and easily or cut flush, right up to a surface without damaging it
- 4 position pivoting head makes it even easier to cut and sand in those hard-to-reach areas
- Tool-less blade clamp for quick and easy accessory changes
- 6 position variable speed wheel for ultimate control across a range of applications
- Performs up to 750 plunge cuts in 13mm pine when combined with our 5.0Ah Lithium+ battery RB18L50
- Includes Plunge cutting blade, flush cutting blade, sanding pad, 5 sanding sheets and a universal accessory adaptor
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Specification: Ryobi ONE+ R18MT-0 18V Cordless Multi tool (Zero tool)
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Jerry C. –
After a week or so of actually using the multi tool, it has given up the ghost. While it was working it was acceptable – angled head was pretty useful but definitely lacked the torque of the other oscillating tools Iโve used. Regardless of its lack of power, its now stopped working and as Iโm outside the 30 day window Iโm stuck with an ornamental multi tool to go with my ornamental Ryobi impact driver.
Just buy makita or dewalt and have done with it – ryobi just hasnโt proven to be at all robust or reliable so far for me.
wils76 –
I chose this item because I like the Ryobi One+ series and already have several of the batteries. But I have now had two models with the same fault: the magnetic catch to hold down the blade changer has broken twice, almost within first use. I’m going to have to send the second one back now. Not sure whether to buy a third or accept the design is faulty and get another brand – but thought other potential purchasers should know.
Clev –
This product is great! The battery (bought separately) lasts ages, the clamping mechanism works brilliantly, itโs light and easy to work with. This is one of those products that really delights.
I bought this to re-grout a shower enclosure, which was soooooo much easier than doing it manually. If youโve ever spent time trying to hack grout out by hand, using a grout removal tool, youโd be utterly blown away by the rate at which this rips through it. It makes a lot more dust than the hand tool, but itโs much, much, much quicker and more thorough. Now Iโm looking for other jobs to do. Iโm thinking the tilingโs gonna be changing in the kitchen next…
Chris and Chris. –
I have only used the R18MT once so far. It is useful to own a tool like this, & this model compliments my Ryobi 18 V batteries. I used it to cut through some 1″ softwood which it did easily. The retaining head all round does look a bit odd, & the tool changing lever looks strange. However all worked well so far.
It is handy to use the tool with either a 1.5aH battery for lighter jobs or a 4 or 5aH battery for those jobs needing more ooomf. This versatile tool is a great addition to the Ryobi one+ system and I would think it will last a good while with average useage.
dataylor –
I’ve had my eye on one of these for some time after seeing a chippie at work in my house using it. I needed it for a simple task to do with levelling off some skirting boards and it worked like a charm. It’s so easy and quick to use with a multitude of accessories and I’ve already got my eye on it further for some other DIY tasks. It’s a lot more versatile and precise than I imagined.
I had a look at the Ryobi and mainly compared it to the DeWalt. The one thing that I liked about this tool was that you can change the angle of the head. This feature has been very useful – and in fact more than I thought.
I, unfortunately, had to buy into the Ryobi One+ system making it a steep value entry and actually this research and decision took longer than on the multi-tool itself. The Ryobi tools and system seem to get favourable reviews alike from both DIY and Trade folks and there are plenty of YouTube videos. I did plumb for the 5ah battery in order to able to use it for other tools requiring…
Sean –
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ย I’d give the Ryobi one+ R18MT 4 stars.
The tool itself is really good, feels sturdy in the hand, It’s extremely long but the angles you can use with the attachments and the different positions of the head would make getting into any area a breeze.
It is noisy as you turn up the speed but it cuts as it should, if your looking for neatness then you have to really go carefully and make allowances for the oscillation/vibration/movement of the cutting blade tool especially when cutting into wood.
The down side:- I found the sanding pads won’t stay on the pad that the multitool comes with as you will see in the video I’ve attached, not sure if it’s a fault with the sanding pad or the pad the sanding pad attaches to.
However, with all that said it’s a good tool, just a shame about the pad.
I said a naughty word if your wondering what the bleep sound was…sorry all ;-))))
Geekoid –
A bit of a let down really. Functionality wise it is excellent with quick change for tools, universal adapter included, angle adjust and ability to lock trigger. The problem is that it seems too weak. I have a set of brushless Makita tools that I leave at a house I’m renovating and thought Ryobi would be adequate for casual DIY at home but it failed in two simple jobs that my Makita wouldn’t have blinked at. First dismantling a shed and needing to cut out screws (because the Ryobi impact driver couldn’t unscrew them, I can even stop it with my hand whereas Makita rips your arm off). It just couldn’t cut them. Secondly cutting a piece of aluminium extrusion, it made lots of noise and struggled to cut through, used a manual hacksaw in the end as was much faster. To be fair Makita is several times the price, but you have to weigh up whether the cost saving is worth the frustration and extra time required to do the job. For home use maybe it is? For trade use obviously not.