18v tool battery adapters

[inline five]

Like many I went with Ridigd power tools because of their lifetime battery warranty. I have several 2 and 4 ah packs that still work great, plus their drills and impacts are great.

However I definitely like Ryobi for my yard tools however dislike buying new batteries every few years.

There seems to be a guy on eBay selling these 3D printed adapters now. They seem kinda steep in price however. Let's hope it can come down some. I'd be interested in the 30's.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/RIDGID-Bat...089381?hash=item25e246eea5:g:r2oAAOSwwqBZ31iq

 

[kctyphoon]

Someone selling m18 battery to Ryobi tool adapters in the Milwaukee thread.

 

[dogdog]

There is a website they have most of the adapters and 3D printer files you can DIY it... sort of... have to remember the name.


http://www.yeggi.com/q/battery+adapter/

 

[vavet]

Great idea...but for $75, I'll just buy a Ryobi battery.

 

[inline five]

There is a website they have most of the adapters and 3D printer files you can DIY it... sort of... have to remember the name.


http://www.yeggi.com/q/battery+adapter/

Neat site, thanks

 

[inline five]

Great idea...but for $75, I'll just buy a Ryobi battery.

Yeah it's way out of line.

 

[Ole Slewfoot]

decent boot for the mit torque at the yeggi site too.

 

[f575gtc]

I don't know if any Milwaukee to Craftsman adapters exist.

 

[jgromada]

When they go on sale I've seen Ryobi 1.5 AH batteries for like $25 at https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/. btw they seem to have some good prices on Ryobi outdoor stuff. I got some great buys right after Christmas on Ridgid stuff ($20 for a 18v pin nailer)

They have a bunch of stores at outlet mall kind of places. I had gotten a Ridgid hybrid fan for $25.