Drills to use.

**Vanquish Auto** · 08-16-2018, 09:57 PM

Doesn't Roybi make the same multi tool thing as Ridgid? If it’s the same thing I’m thinking of they make a 90 degree drill attachment for that. It does work better for carpet in my opinion. They don’t spin as fast. But it does work better overall.
I would like to have the sprayer that Ryobi makes to spray upholstery cleaner and one for waterless wash.

**Vanquish Auto** · 08-16-2018, 10:06 PM

Originally Posted by timmy6262

I have Ryobi products. They are cheapish but they have 100+ different tools that all use the same type battery. They have a large 4ah battery that I don't think I have ever run all the way dead but once and that was cutting off all the old decking screws with a reciprocating saw on my 12x18 deck. I want to get a 90 degree drill for my brush, I just did my front seats and floor with a regular drill and I think I would have more control with a right angle.

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JobPlus is what I’m thinking of. But they also make a 90 degree drill that’s pretty cheap. I never realized until just now that Ryobi makes some cool stuff. I’m going to have to pick some stuff up from them.

**RippyD** · 08-17-2018, 12:20 AM

Yeah, Ryobi seems like another decent choice with a ton of tools. Pretty sure Ryobi, Milwuakee, and Ridgid have the same parent company. Seems like a lot of design reuse as well.

**Vanquish Auto** · 08-17-2018, 07:06 AM

I know Roybi and Ridgid do. Your probably right about Milwaukee too.

**timmy6262** · 08-17-2018, 07:51 AM

You can use the Ridgid multi tool attachments on the Ryobi one as well. Nothing else is compatible as far as I know. Ryobi, Ridgid and Milwaukee are owned by the same company. I always just went as far as tool quality it being Ryobi, Ridgid then Milwaukee price as well lol.

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