Ryobi has been around for nearly a century and has made a name for itself by offering functional power tools at reasonable prices. It began in a rebuilt soy sauce warehouse making die-cast products.

Whether you’re hanging a picture or putting up a shelf, we’ve drilled down to find the best tools for every DIY job ...

$100 is a good amount to spend to start your toolkit -- or expand it. So, here's what you can get for that sum from two of the top tool makers.

Ryobi should need no introduction as a mainstream tool brand, but according to Ryobi itself, these are the tools in the greatest demand from consumers.