Tool Kits on 50%+ Sale at Home Depot Starting 1/12/10
01-14-2010, 12:38 PM
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Tool Kits on 50%+ Sale at Home Depot Starting 1/12/10
Ridgid Ryobi DeWalt Milwaukee Combo Tool Kits on 50%+ Sale at Home Depot Starting 1/12/10
What to expect:
All tools are 18V unless otherwise listed. All Dewalt is 18V XRP excelt the $99 drill driver combo(I think)
Dewalt
6 Tool Combo kit - SKU 888-537 - Was $629/ NOW $299
4 Tool Combo kit - SKU 926-454 - Was $499/ NOW $199
18V Drill/Impact combo - SKU 682-342 - was $269/ NOW $99
XRP Hammerdrill/Impact combo - SKU 569-984 - was $319/ NOW $149
Ridgid
4pc Compact Li/Ion Combo Kit - SKU 658-560 - was $248/ NOW $149
10" Granite Top Table Saw - SKU 750-663 - was $499/ NOW $299
RYOBI
Tek 4 5pc Combo Kit - SKU 599-393 - was $99/ NOW $49
4pc Li/Ion Combo Kit - SKU 916-062 - was $269/NOW $199
MIlwaukee
M12 Radio/Drill Combo - SKU 507-835 - was $179/NOW $79
12" Combound Sliding Miter Saw - SKU 397-698 - was $549/NOW $299
Sale Starts Tuesday
What to expect:
All tools are 18V unless otherwise listed. All Dewalt is 18V XRP excelt the $99 drill driver combo(I think)
Dewalt
6 Tool Combo kit - SKU 888-537 - Was $629/ NOW $299
4 Tool Combo kit - SKU 926-454 - Was $499/ NOW $199
18V Drill/Impact combo - SKU 682-342 - was $269/ NOW $99
XRP Hammerdrill/Impact combo - SKU 569-984 - was $319/ NOW $149
Ridgid
4pc Compact Li/Ion Combo Kit - SKU 658-560 - was $248/ NOW $149
10" Granite Top Table Saw - SKU 750-663 - was $499/ NOW $299
RYOBI
Tek 4 5pc Combo Kit - SKU 599-393 - was $99/ NOW $49
4pc Li/Ion Combo Kit - SKU 916-062 - was $269/NOW $199
MIlwaukee
M12 Radio/Drill Combo - SKU 507-835 - was $179/NOW $79
12" Combound Sliding Miter Saw - SKU 397-698 - was $549/NOW $299
Sale Starts Tuesday
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01-14-2010, 12:48 PM
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Pretty good deal. I love my old and beat up XRP hammer drill.
Dewalt's moving to better batteries, so it's not terribly surprising they're getting rid of the old stuff.
Dewalt's moving to better batteries, so it's not terribly surprising they're getting rid of the old stuff.
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