Ryobi ONE+ R18MT-0 18V Cordless Multi Tool (Zero Tool), Hyper Green

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 more power. The 5ah battery hasn't made it heavy or awkward to use but admittedly it was a bit of a risk.I also bought some additional accessories with the tool and they work well with the device's quick release system - although I've not seen any that don't work with this Ryobi.The only small gripe is that the quick release lever has a bit of a kick and can give you a sharp twang.If you already have a Ryobi One+ battery then it is a no-brainer.I'm very pleased with the device.

Works in unusual needs. Absolutely vital tool

I bought this primarily for trimming kingspan loft insulation to shape, all while keeping one hand free to hold it in place. It's made this task effortless, in fact, I wish I'd bought it sooner as it would have saved so much frustration.It's also come in very useful for trimming wooden loft flooring in those awkward angles that force you to stop and really think about how to make a neat job of it, for which the adjustable head angle has been fantastic.Another good use I've put it to is plunge cutting holes for recessed wall sockets, it goes through plasterboard and OSB board like butter with a the right blade attached, but it also doesn't intimidate you like a circular saw sometimes does, it just gets on with it with minimum fuss until the next job.Using it with a sanding pad is not it's environment, yes it can do it, but it's nowhere near as good at it as a proper orbital or even what a palm sander can do. It can sand things, but it's not effective nor quick.Overall, I'm really glad that I bought this tool, but I now wish that it was one of the first ones that I'd bought until saving it for last. It's been totally reliable so far, I've no doubts as to it being a very useful tool in the future, providing I keep feeding it blades and stuff to do of course.

Very good and versatile multi-tool. I have used mine for around 10hrs on some very demanding projects. The tool does get very hot however there is a warning label on the hot area (back of the pivot point) so I believe it is designed with this in mind. The 90° pivot is fantastic: no loss of power or much flex... so handy. 4 stars as the supplied blades are absolutely awful, Mine dulled even cutting wood which is bizarre. I bought a set of compatible Bosch blades which are fantastic. The supplied sander head is fine, velcro has not instantly degraded although I'm not exactly sure how a vacuum could possibly be attached.

I bought this as a gift to my son after he decided he needed to remodel his house, and being a Ryobi 18v tool user himself, thought this would be of use. It's an incredible versatile piece of equipment that has earned its cost in time saved, many times over.He's found it invaluable when needing to cut through various materials, such as laminate flooring and stud walls with nails in. The fact that it has a rotating head means that it can be used where a straight head might struggle. The attachments used are fitted by means of an easy tool-less lever which is extremely handy and means you're not messing about looking for an Allan key to fit, or anything similar. If you're in the Ryobi 18v eco system, this would be a valuable addition to the Ryobi family for sure !

Good little tool for sanding

I have an old multitool with the cord. It was difficult to exchange blades and it vibrates so hard. I did not like to use it unless I really need to. Then I watched one of the YouTube movie, reviewing this Ryobi multitool. The multi angle head seems so useful and the mechanism to change the blades looked so efficient. I have Ryobi impact driver with the battery, so I can use the battery I have. So I pull the trigger. It was one of the best shopping I have done in the past few years! It is light, sturdy and useful. Multi angle head is so useful. Changing blades is so easy and secure. It is much quieter than my old one and vibration is day and night. Switch holding and speed dial makes it so easy to work. This is perhaps the best multitool for home DIY. I can highly recommend it to anyone!

I purchased this model as the reviews on this model of Ryobi seemed to be the best. Was aware sanding pad may not be great. This was not the case. Everything worked correctly. Changing blades is really easy with the quick release. the head s magnetic so blades stay in place before clamping. comes with an adapter for other makes of blade. It has variable speed with soft start. the trigger can be locked in the on positions. I didn't think the tilting head would ever be used. How wrong I was, excellent feature and I have used it many times. I bought a blade set and was glad I did as there is very few blades with the tool. I used one to grind away some cut steps on old black brick. It was 4 bricks in total and it tool about 30 minutes. My 2.5Ahr battery was at 50%, so it is quite heavy on power use. All in glad I spent a little bit more and took this model. If you already have +1 tools this is an excellent addition.