Much like the radial arm saw, rotary tools can tackle a huge variety of jobs in the workshop, garage, or at a hobby station. Both are tools that users can get massive mileage out of, using for a very long time and perhaps never getting rid of them. Over the course of the Ryobi brand's history, the company has developed a reputation for affordable yet comprehensive DIY home improvement solutions. Naturally, it makes a rotary tool station that's small enough to be portable, and powerful enough to be fastened to a workbench or wall and deployed as a stationary do-it-all feature.

The older 18V ONE+ model has been discontinued by Ryobi, but anyone who still has it -- or the newer variants still in production (including the USB lithium option) -- will surely want a stock of important accessories. A rotary tool is, after all, only as useful as its collection of attachments. Those with experience using a rotary tool will almost certainly be familiar with the more common accessories it supports, like sanding bands or grinding bits. However, there's a huge marketplace of other options to expand the capabilities of your rotary tool. These ones are some of the most useful you'll find within the Ryobi catalog, keeping things in the same ecosystem and ensuring without any hesitation that compatibility is rock solid.