Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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I've developed several 3D printed Ryobi Power stations. A lot of people ask if they can make a Ryobi USB charger without a 3D printer. Terence Iversen mentioned that he just used a piece of PVC pipe. So this projects shows how you can build one.

Parts:
* 1-1/4" PVC Pipe, 5" section
* QC 3.0 and Type C USB charger ( amzn.to/31h9DS0 )
* Ryobi 30001044 replacement terminals ( partswarehouse.com/Ryobi-Contact-Plate-Holder-Assembly-RY-300001044-p/hm-300001044.htm )
* epoxy putty

Tools:
* Crimper ( amzn.to/3iZzvrl )
* Wire Stripper ( amzn.to/3aJLkyV )

Other projects:
Ryobi 18V Battery Powerstation Adapter ( youtu.be/C2XiyP9vXhw )
DIY Ryobi 18V One+ Powerstation V2 ( youtu.be/p9G_shkDBt4 )
DYI Ryobi 18V One+ Powerstation ( youtu.be/rdvFLKf1roE )