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65blackfleetside · 07-22-2021, 07:49 AM

Yep Same problem with my latest gen Ryobi. Love all of my Ryobi 18V tools they are cheaper than their competitors and as durable as any of the americam brands. My 18 V Ryobi drill chuck is garbage. Always loose the bit no matter how tight I tighten it. I have used it for so long like this I think its normal. Sorry about your paint- That would really piss me off too. I own just about every 18V tool Ryobi makes and that Home Depot sells and that chuck is my only complaint. Dewalt makes a better drill but I am too cheap to convert at this point.

07-22-2021, 07:49 AM	#6
65blackfleetside Registered User Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Central Florida Posts: 215	Re: Heads up on Ryobi drills and paint damage Yep Same problem with my latest gen Ryobi. Love all of my Ryobi 18V tools they are cheaper than their competitors and as durable as any of the americam brands. My 18 V Ryobi drill chuck is garbage. Always loose the bit no matter how tight I tighten it. I have used it for so long like this I think its normal. Sorry about your paint- That would really piss me off too. I own just about every 18V tool Ryobi makes and that Home Depot sells and that chuck is my only complaint. Dewalt makes a better drill but I am too cheap to convert at this point. __________________ current ride 1951 AD Chevy 5 window 2004 LS Gen 3 [/B] 1965 fleetside Sold