ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless Rotary Tool Kit with 2.0 Ah HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery and Charger

(1). I asked a question above that was promptly answered, thank you kindly Ryobi. I can second the answer with Yes. The Kit, Does come with the foot pedal. Also the price I was incorrect on the dual battery Drill/Driver Kit is actually 20 dollars less than this kit and priced the same as the 4.5" Angle Grinder Kit. I prefer picking them up as kits so they always have dedicated batteries and charger. But more should come with the inexpensive zipper bag. I think. (2). I wrote all this out for 30 minutes and tried to go back now I can't remember what I said..... (3). The foot pedal is the variable control and the speed dial is stepped set rpm. (4). Glad it came with a little kit for discs, holds way more stuff than the last tools case ever did. Soo tired of the others cord not wanting to stay in the case when I try to close it. I considered the older p460 for the variable dial and the way it mounted on the wall by 2 points and has the bits on top, but I'm soo glad I picked this kit. My wife even said it's her favorite from my line up and I have the HP Brushless Table Saw Kit! (5). It's not a high torque demanding tool so it doesn't pull from the HP tabs supplying 2ish volts and the other is 17ish volts depending on battery life I'm presuming. So I'm considering some older PBP006 with Eve cells for it. Good sales on those batteries. Good cell data sheets. (6). Ohh. My fancy quick release cutting disc with the time shaped lock locks discs in with a wobble as it rotates. I managed to straighten it enough to feel comfortable by compressing the neoprene washer it has. Then I used it to cut the full spouts off a new copper/silver coin and had No Visible Loss or Wear on the Ryob(Eh) cutting disc. Super stoked about that. The dremel discs I was using before would shatter on me All the time..... (7). I do, apsolutely recommend this ..... Ryob(Eh) 18Volt One Plus Brushless, deep breath, Flexible Shaft Rotary Hand Tool. huhh.....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a general contractor and machinist. I've been using a handheld rotary tool with a manual chuck for about 12 years. After doing research on a Dremel and Ryobi cable rotary tool, I decided to try the Ryobi. I just used this rotary tool an hour ago to grind a small riveted axle to remove a 2" caster wheel. I'm impressed. I kept the flex shaft as straight as possible to minimize any drag. I used it on the slowest setting #5 because it didn't seem lose any torque. I don't understand. Specs say 1K to 25K rpms but the dial starts at 5. Meaning it actually starts at 5K rpms? I'll use this for light or delicate jobs and I'll use my electric angle grinder or air die grinder for more demanding jobs. I really like the keyless chuck, it saves time. Mine came with a manual chuck if I need it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using this a few weeks now and love it. Changing attachments is easy and quick. Ad the foot pedal and its a dream

The product does not have very good ergonomics. Precision drill bits cannot be used with the quick change chuck. The product does not fit into the category of competing with rotary tool manufacturers for the jewelry industry

I originally went with Ryobi when I started working on my remodel. I broke so many vacs,, drills, drivers, saws from 12" miter to a circular all brushless tools. Even there caulk gun is trash. I recently gave Ryobi another chance and I've had good luck with the 40 v series with the lawn mower and weed wacker and generators those work great. but all my heavy duty tools I get ridgid or milwaukee. Ridgid because warranty for life, milwaukee because name brand brushless impacts don't mess around. I've dropped my ridgid 1/4 brushless impacts off my roof atleast 10 times I left out in monsoon rain by mistake for 2 days straight. still runs fine years later. Ryobi is great for the weekend warrior that is going to make 3 cuts on less with a Sawzall on the weekend. if your more real world you beat on them like me and this tool I didn't even need to do that. I was practicing and noticed within a minute of use the tip end of the shaft was kinda warm almost hot. I kept going I tried 4 or 5 attachments for less than a minute each. it acts like it wants to work but than when there's a load or you tilt the tool down the weight of it alone puts too much load on it. turns out Ryobis shafts is held in on each side by about 2 thread counts. stripped both sides evenly ironically. I also found a melt mark about a foot downstream where the spiral metal ends. this review is for 1he ryobi brushless flex shaft which is supposed to be the best one. other things I noticed the orientation with the on off is backwards. you turn it the right for off but left for on. also I really wish this came with a Rev meter so when I am using the foot pedal I could be better acquainted with correct speeds. which by the way foot pedal sucked. all it does is Rev it up it was really annoying and wished that the safety or the way that it secures was different atleast. if you don't have it attached it slides thanks to the safety, you kinda use two feet sideways. also everything I did was practice on 3 pennies and sharpen one side of a 6 in knife. also the whole twist lock thing and saying it was compatible with Ryobi link (bitboxes) was not only confusing but there is no pictures for separate ryobi kits like the sanding and grinding kit. no pictures but it does list what it has, oh what the listing is not in order or backwards. so for someone who's never used 80% of the random stuff it comes with was frustrating none the least. some things really could've been labeled or atleast numbered to the corresponding list... had to watch YouTube to figure out all the attachments. got this to sand underneath the edge of my newly poured epoxy countertop will have to get a new one of these or similar. so yea if it's annoying like the majority of ryobis. one day they'll catch up.

This Ryobi 18v HP brushless rotary tool has some great upgrades from the older model , has a quick change for accessories which ends up being 4x fast for bit changes. It’s a lot quieter then older version and with the battery in front and stand on bottom it’s really well balanced. Came with a couple different collects and a 40pc accessory kit, and even can use a foot pedal instead of turning dial for speed adjustment but foot pedal sold separately. The flexible cord is great for odd jobs with different angels, and with a easy convenient on/off button up front for easy control of speed. Has a nice easy bracket to hold your cable when not in use, just slide either on left or right side of controller. Love the Ryobi HP series which no longer can be called just a home owners tool or DYI TOOL. I absolutely 100% would recommend this Ryobi HP 18v brushless rotary tool to anyone, with a foot pedal ( sold separately) you can control speed with your feet to leave your hands free for more precision on you work.

I use these kind of rotary tools a lot to clean and polish metal parts for my lamp making and sculpture work. I really like this tool because it has a good reach and can get into and under the parts that other tools can;t reach. It has a foot control which makes it so much easier for me to run the tool and control both the tool and the product. With a variety of attachments this tool can really show its versatility.

This is great tool for detail work and small size projects. I have used handheld corded rotary tools before and found that the weight of the tool in your hand became tiring, and the cord was an issue. The cord would not only be in the way of your work, but you need a power source in the area where you would work. This 18v cordless unit allows you to work in an area where AC power is not available. The only weight you have in your hand is the slender handle and the end of the cable (36" flexible shaft), for the accessory tools. The major weight of the tool, which is the battery and rotary motor, sit on the table or can be mounted to the wall by your bench, if you like. The kit includes an ample supply of accessories(33 pieces, with a storage case), and a foot pedal control, which allows great flexibility to your handling of the speed. This is a very well built unit and I would highly recommend this for many types of jobs you may need a detail tool for. My wife is already very interested in it for her wood craft projects! ( I might not get to use it as much as I think). Or she may need to get her own.. lol

The RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless Rotary Tool (Tool Only) is a great tool for anyone who requires fine sanding, polishing, or is involved in hobbies that requires a rotary tool. The nice thing about this tool is its portability, and that it works with RYOBI's battery packs. The base also swings out and serves as a carry handle. Located on the side is the tool holder. The cable is a good length. It is heavy weight. The unit comes with a great accessory pack full of over 40 different pieces. The tool is an 18 volt tool. The motor is brushless. The tool is made of both aluminum and plastic. The tool head is a quick change for easy exchange of tools. There is also an optional foot pedal control available separately for this unit. The tool is well built and easy to operate. The holder is capable of being put on either side depending on your orientation. It is ergonomically designed. I'm happy with the tool, and provides that added edge to my hobbies. I rate this tool 5*s out of 5 Thank you RYOBI for allowing me to try your product. Thank you Home Depot Seeds for offering this product to me.

Strong, Neat and Convenient. This is MUCH STRONGER than my other rotary tools, and that includes corded models. Unlike corded models, this only has the drive shaft, because it is battery powered. That makes it much neater to hang or set on a bench. It's always handy, but out of the way. They include a plastic hanger for the handle too! The drive shaft is thick and robust, yet flexible. That, plus the slim handle allows me to change work-angles for polishing guitar-frets and small metal parts instantly. Since most of the weight is supported by the motor-battery housing, this is easy to maneuver. At times, it almost feels weightless! Speed control and range is more than adequate for my needs. IT HAS A FOOT CONTROL! That is a VERY helpful feature for the type of work I do. The foot control lets me change speeds, and turn On-Off hands free! That means I can use my spare hand for moving small parts or whole guitars into a comfortable working position without extra motions. That might not seem like a big thing, until you polish frets on five guitars a day. That's over a hundred frets! On repetitive jobs like those, small time-savings really boost efficiency! The power-cell and motor body can be hung on the lip of a tool box for mobile work. The wire legs have rubber that grips a work surface, so I can just set it on my bench for horizontal work. It also has provions to mount this to a tool wall or peg board. I even like the little accessory box because it's small. I keep it loaded with my most-used bits near the tool. That also saves time hunting for bits. Other rotary tools I've owned have BIG CLUMSY boxes full of many nearly useless accessories. I think they do that to make us falsely believe those are a bargain. This arrived with the polishing and sanding bits I use most, and even included some polishing rouge in a convenient small lidded cup! I showed this to my neighbor who crafts jewelry. I let her try it for a few minutes. She got on her phone and ordered one immediately. Between my wife, myself and the kids, we have over forty RYOBI tools. They have all been powerful performers. Over the last fifteen years, only ONE of our fifty Ryobi batteries has failed, and that was because I lent the tool to a careless neighbor. I am completely sold on Ryobi tools and batteries as the BEST VALUE. NO...they do not pay me to say that. True, I have received a few Ryobi tools for reviewing, but MOST of our many Ryobi tools were purchased by myself, my wife or our children. I'm not kidding. I own every major brand of power and hand tools. Most of them are good. But I think Ryobi gives us the best bang for the buck. If you do any sort of crafting, sculpting, cleaning or polishing of small parts, you should give this little guy a try. It's super convenient but very powerful. The ergonomic features are what make it stand out as my favorite and most-useful new shop tool.