Walk far enough down the Ryobi ONE+ aisle and the tools stop making obvious sense. Past the drills, drivers, and saws sits a shelf of flat-out strange gear that all runs on the same 18V battery. I own more than 20 ONE+ tools, and one of the weirdest is also one I’d never give up: a 150-watt power inverter that turns a tool battery into a wall outlet.
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