Ridgid's orange power tools are made by the same Chinese company that also owns Milwaukee and Ryobi, but Ridgid differentiates itself from other brands with its generous lifetime service agreement. As ...

In this video, I review the Ridgid R4560 Cast Iron Table Saw, explaining why I upgraded from the Ridgid R4513 Jobsite Table Saw. Filmed in March 2021, the release date for this saw was pushed to Fall ...

As one of the better choices among the major power tools brands, Ridgid Tools is a staple of garages, workshops, and job sites everywhere. Folks from various trades have looked to the brand for high ...

I’m quickly approaching half-century vintage. An unthinkable age for 20-year-old me who spent 30 hours a week working in a car factory, found 12 hours a week for sports, went to school, and spent ...

Description: The K9-12 FlexShaft Drain Cleaning Machine is the latest in a complete line of RIDGID FlexShafts that provide wall-to-wall pipe cleaning power. The K9-12 is the smallest of the machines ...

ELYRIA, Ohio — RIDGID, a part of Emerson’s professional tools portfolio, is celebrating a major milestone this year: 100 years of designing and building tools. To commemorate the occasion, RIDGID will ...

ELYRIA, OH – RIDGID®, a part of Emerson’s professional tools portfolio, is celebrating a major milestone this year: 100 years of designing and building innovative tools trusted on jobsites around the ...

We purchased this air mover ($238) over a year ago to deal with a fairly damp basement. We live in the Northeast US where the weather was quite rough during the past year. We have had to deal with the ...

Like those old Fisher-Price Weeble toys, this LED worklight from Ridgid wobbles, but it won’t fall down. Designed with a weighted, rounded base that keeps it upright at all times on the jobsite, this ...

Anyone ever seen a book on the evolution of the handyman tool calendar? I was chasing George Petty around the Internet tonight when I stumbled upon some of the calendar girls he drew back in the 1950s ...

Anyone ever seen a book on the evolution of the handyman tool calendar? I was chasing George Petty around the Internet tonight when I stumbled upon some of the calendar girls he drew back in the 1950s ...