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25% Off All Ridgid Power Tools!
Check it out – 25%-off Ridgid power tools!Continue Reading
Posted in DealGuyd, Power Tools, Woodworking
Tagged Ridgid power tools
5 Comments | November 24th, 2011
Ridgid 16-Gallon Wet-Dry Shop Vac at Home Depot for $50
It’s the day before Thanksgiving, and what do we find? This Ridgid 16-gallon shop vacuum selling for $50 at Home Depot. Sweet!Continue Reading
Posted in DealGuyd, Vacuums & Dust Collection
Tagged Black Friday 2011, Ridgid Shop Vac, Ridgid WD1637
Leave a comment | November 23rd, 2011
Ridgid Compact Table Saw R45161 at Home Depot – a Good Buy?
Ridgid’s newish R45161 portable table saw is receiving a bit of buzz these days, but is it a safe buy?Continue Reading
Posted in Editorial, Power Tools, Saws
Tagged Ridgid R45161, Ridgid table saw
7 Comments | November 22nd, 2011
Ridgid vs Kobalt, Who Makes the Better Cordless Drill?
Ridgid vs. Kobalt, who makes the better cordless drill? We don’t know the answer to this just yet, but will come to a conclusion later this week.Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, Drills & Drivers, New Tools, Power Tools, Uncategorized
Tagged cordless drill driver, Kobalt 18V, Ridgid 18V, Ridgid vs Kobalt
16 Comments | November 1st, 2011
Ridgid Fuego & X4 18V Compact Li-Ion Drills and Drivers Have the Ooh-Ahh Factor
Ridgid’s new compact cordless drill driver is a real head-turner and appears to have the specs to back up its good looks.Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, Drills & Drivers, New Tools, Power Tools
Tagged Ridgid Compact Drill Driver, Ridgid Cordless X4 Hyper-Lith, Ridgid Fuego Cordless Drill, Ridgid R86008K Drill
3 Comments | September 1st, 2011
Ridgid JobMax Jig Saw Head for 12V Cordless & Corded Tools
In addition to the new Ridgid JobMax corded power handle, a new jig saw tool head will soon be joining the modular JobMax family as well.Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, New Tools, Power Tools, Saws
Tagged Ridgid JobMax
11 Comments | August 11th, 2011
New Ridgid JobMax Corded Multi-Tool Starter Kit
If you liked the idea of Ridgid’s cordless JobMax system but wanted a little more power and runtime than the 12V system could provide, check out the new corded handle and starter kit!Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, New Tools, Oscillating Tools, Power Tools
Tagged Home Depot, Ridgid 3 Amp JobMax, Ridgid JobMax
5 Comments | August 8th, 2011
New Ridgid JobMax Starter Kits with Free Tool Heads
Over at HomeDepot.com, you can now find new Ridgid JobMax starter kits that include the tools you want for less money. Previously, getting the tool you wanted to start with meant having to buy the power handle & multi-tool starter kit …Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, Drills & Drivers, Oscillating Tools, Power Tools
Tagged Home Depot, Ridgid, Ridgid JobMax
4 Comments | November 2nd, 2010
Ridgid’s New Jobsite Radio Endures Major Abuse
Check out the above video where a Ridgid crew majorly abuses their new job site radio to demonstrate its durability. They dealt some impressive damage to the radio, but it just kept cranking out the tunes! Ridgid Job Site Radio R8408 via Ridgid
Buy Ridgid Tool, Get 2011-2012 Pinup Calendar Free!
Ohio Power Tool is currently running an awesome promotion. Purchase any Ridgid tool from them, and they’ll send you the newest Ridgid pinup calendar for free! Use code CALENDAR at checkout. It’s safe to assume that the offer ends whenever supplies …Continue Reading
Posted in DealGuyd, Hand Tools, Plumbing
Tagged Ohio Power Tool, Ridgid
3 Comments | October 29th, 2010
5% off and Free Shipping on Ridgid $99+ at Ohio Power Tool
Ohio Power Tool is running a sale on Ridgid tools all month. Use coupon code RIDGID for 5% off and free shipping on all Ridgid plumbing tools (including those already on sale). The coupon is eligible on orders over $99, …Continue Reading
Posted in DealGuyd, Hand Tools, Plumbing, Power Tools
Tagged Milwaukee, Ohio Power Tool
Leave a comment | September 8th, 2010
Ridgid JobMax Cordless Tools Review
By now you’ve probably heard all about Ridgid’s new modular JobMax cordless power tool system. Featuring a universal handle and interchangeable tool heads, the JobMax system is designed to be versatile and affordable. But how well do the tools actually function? …Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, Drills & Drivers, Oscillating Tools, Power Tools, Tool Reviews
Tagged Ridgid JobMax
17 Comments | September 2nd, 2010
How to Use a Ridgid Flaring Tool
How do you use a Ridgid tube flaring tool? Check out Steve’s detailed HowTo over at the ShopNGarage Forum to find out! Update: The Shop N Garage forum is defunct, so the broken links have been removed. Sorry about that, this …Continue Reading
Posted in Hand Tools, Tips, Tool Basics
Tagged Shop N Garage, ShopNGarage, ShopNGarage Shop Tips
Leave a comment | May 20th, 2010
Ridgid JobMax vs. Dedicated Cordless Tools Review
ToolSnob’s Doug Mahoney wrote a thorough review on Ridgid’s JobMax tool system over at PopMech. He compared the performance of the various tool heads against dedicated compact cordless tools, and concluded that while not perfect the JobMax held up fairly …Continue Reading
Posted in Cordless, Drills & Drivers, Grinders & Sanders, Oscillating Tools, Power Tools
Tagged Ridgid JobMax
Leave a comment | May 20th, 2010
Iron Man’s Favorite Brand of Pipe Wrench is…
In Iron Man 2, there is a scene where Tony Stark wields a rather large pipe wrench to turn a valve. If you’ve watched the movie, did you catch the tool’s brand? It was a Ridgid branded aluminum pipe wrench.
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