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My brother is way into Ryobi and has been for over 10 years. Its good for the money. Sometimes I wish I went that route
I wish they expanded/turned the C3 line into a competitor with the ryobi 1 plus system.....
But i just realized they are both made by the same company...
DOH
No Makita?!?!Every crew we hire seems to rock one of three brands of electric power tools: Milwaukee, Porter Cable, and DeWalt.
My craftsman drill/driver is crapping out on me (well the battery is) and I needed a new drill. I've slowly been buying more and more Ryobi tools and just the other day I bought a drill that came with 2 batteries, charger, carrying case for $100 and you get a free ryobi product up to $80. So I took the 6 battery rapid charger with usb ports (worth $80). Charges 1 battery at a time in 30 minutes. Plus I also have one battery on my garage door opener just in case the power goes out (battery backup up to 14 hours). I'm liking the Ryobi line more and more.My brother is way into Ryobi and has been for over 10 years. Its good for the money. Sometimes I wish I went that route
The factory that makes Ryobi also makes several other off brands.
Every crew we hire seems to rock one of three brands of electric power tools: Milwaukee, Porter Cable, and DeWalt.
Is that the guy on YouTube you watch that I keep meaning to watch?
When they stopped just handing you a new one when you broke it, you knew it was over for them..
Oh well.. It was nice while it lasted.
PS isn't this the company [MENTION=60]greasy[/MENTION] works for? (I know he won't answer)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Black_&_Decker
Its a big conglomerate:
Power tools[edit]
DeWalt – power tools; B & D acquired in 1960
Guoqiang (GQ) Tools (China) – power tools
Porter-Cable – power tools; B & D acquired in 2004[26]/2005[27]
Oldham Saw Company – circular saw blade and wood router bit products; B & D acquired in 2004[26]
Black & Decker – acquired (via merger) in 2010
Stanley Hand Tools
Hand tools and storage[edit]
Pastorino – carpentry and construction hand tools[28]
Stanley Hand Tools – carpentry and construction hand tools
Fastening and accessories[edit]
Bostitch – fastening tools; acquired in 1986
Powers Fasteners – adhesive and mechanical anchors
Industrial[edit]
Industrial and automotive repair (IAR)[edit]
Cribmaster – tool inventory, storage, tracking and usage/vending management
Expert – industrial and automotive tools
Facom (France) – professional tools; acquired in 2006 (includes Britool[29])
Lista North America – industrial storage; acquired in 2012
Mac Tools – professional tools; acquired in 1980
Proto – industrial hand tools; acquired in 1984
Blackhawk – Mechanic's tools; acquired in 1986
Sidchrome (Australia/New Zealand) – mechanics' tools; acquired in 1990
Stanley Supply & Services – MRO products and services; formerly Contact East and Jensen Tools; renamed in 2006
USAG (Italy) – professional tools
Vidmar – industrial storage; acquired in 1966
Virax (France) – plumbing tools; acquired in 2006
Engineered fastening[edit]
Emhart Teknologies – fastening and assembly; acquired in 2010; later renamed Stanley Engineered Fastening
Dodge – metal-on-plastic threaded inserts
Gripco – threaded fasteners
HeliCoil – threaded inserts
Infastech – acquired in 2013 by Stanley Engineered Fastening
Avdel – blind fastening systems and related tools
iForm – coated threaded fasteners
MasterFix (Europe) – blind riveting
NPR/POP – riveting technology
Spiralock – threaded fasteners and inserts; acquired in 2010 by Emhart
Stanley Assembly Technologies – assembly line power tools
Tucker – hole-less fastening
Warren – custom fastening fabrication[30]
Infrastructure[edit]
Hydraulic tools
Dubuis – cutting, crimping, and grounding tools
Horst Sprenger GmbH (Germany) – replacement consumables for scrap processing equipment
LaBounty – non-impact hydraulic attachments
Stanley Hydraulic Tools
Stanley Oil & Gas (CRC-Evans International) – equipment used in the construction of pipelines for the oil and gas (O&G) industry
Security[edit]
Convergent security solutions (CSS)[edit]
This focuses on electronic security systems and related services. A reorganization of Stanley Security Solutions, Stanley Correctional Systems and Healthcare Solutions resulted in a unified non-hardware business unit.
Blick (UK) – security solution, communication and time management systems integrator
HSM
Niscayah AB; acquired in 2011
Sonitrol
Générale de Protection (France)
Stanley Health Care Solutions[31] – supply chain, asset, and patient/resident protection systems
AeroScout – real-time location systems (RTLS)
Arial – wireless emergency call
Bed-Check – electronic fall monitoring
InnerSpace - a provider of healthcare storage solutions and inventory management analysis. InnerSpace also provides web-based supply management software that utilizes barcoding technology to increase charge capture, reduce excess inventory, and eliminate waste. It was acquired in 2006.
Hugs Infant Protection – infant abduction and mismatch prevention
Micro-Tech Enterprises – electronic fall monitoring
MyCall – wireless emergency call
Passport – adult patient elopement and flight prevention
Pedz – pediatric patient abduction and flight prevention
RoamAlert – clinical and residential wander management
ScanModul – healthcare industry storage
SpaceTRAX – inventory management
Tabs – electronic fall monitoring
UMP – electronic fall monitoring
WanderGuard – patient/resident wander management
Intivid Solutions – video electronics
Mechanical access solutions (MAS)[edit]
These are physical access systems and associated hardware, including automatic doors, electronic keyless entry systems, locking mechanisms and related keying systems.
Best Access Systems – door hardware and locks; acquired in 2002
C.J. Rush Industries (Canada) – revolving doors and entrance systems
EVS (Canada)
Frisco Bay Industries Ltd. (Canada)
Frisco-ATMS (Canada)
Safemasters
Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc.
Sielox Security Systems (Australia)
Stanley Access Technologies – automatic doors
Stanley Door Closers
Precision Hardware – panic and fire exit hardware
Stanley Hardware
Divested businesses[edit]
Hardware and home improvement (HHI)[edit]
These were sold to Spectrum Brands in 2012.
Baldwin – acquired in 2010
Kwikset – acquired in 1989 by Black & Decker
National Hardware – general hardware; acquired in 2005
Price Pfister – plumbing fixtures; acquired in 1989 by Black & Decker
Weiser Lock – keyless entry and door hardware
Air compressors and pressure washers[edit]
This was sold to MAT Holdings in 2011.[32]
DeVilbiss Air Power – pneumatic tools; B & D acquired in 2004;[26] now known as MAT Industries, LLC
Tools[edit]
Husky – private-label hand tools for The Home Depot; acquired in 1986, later transferred to Home Depot
Craftsman – private-label hand tools for Sears, up until the mid-1980s
Vector Products – battery chargers, power inverters, and similar power products; acquired in 2007; sold to Baccus Global in 2010