For many tradespeople and DIY experts, the name RIDGID is surely a familiar one. The company proudly offers demonstrations of a whole array of its tools, and also boasts that it provides "the industry ...

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 ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. After all, with a century of history, Ridgid has proven that it's not done developing all kinds of tools for our daily life. Owned by ...

ELYRIA — When David Roberts says it’s amazing where and how people use RIDGID tools, he’s not kidding. The maintenance crew for the Cleveland Indians use RIDGID. And Tony Stark preferred a RIDGID pipe ...

An 80-year-old manufacturer transformed a steel mill into a construction site to introduce a new line of professional power tools for contractors, builders, and woodworkers to a group of magazine ...

When you think of Home Depot power tools, green and orange are likely the colors that come to mind. That’s because it is the largest retailer of Ridgid tools and the exclusive seller of Ryobi. These ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? In Detroit, the horsepower war rages on. One automaker tops the others by packing the ...

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 ...