Husky Drill/Driver Pneumatic Combo Kit $35 reg. $89.88 @ Home Depot B&M only - YMMV

might want to mention that it's pneumatic. i know i came in here expecting an electric.

Quote from yaounit : might want to mention that it's pneumatic. i know i came in here expecting an electric.

Added it thanks!

Quote from mirage18ls : Added it thanks!

And the SKU for those who will undoubtedly ask:

527621

Quote from the18thtee84 : And the SKU for those who will undoubtedly ask: 527621

Thanks

Quote from mirage18ls : I saw this last night at the Home Depot in Sacramento, CA.

guess im not going to find any in sac now. didnt know you were in the area.

Went to S. Attleboro, MA store. They showed 7 in stock. Located on end cap and marked $50. I checked with the service desk and they said the sign was incorrect. Walked out with one for $35. thanks for the deal.

Got one. Don't know if I need it but WTH!

Saw that in store, was looking for a corded electric drill has 2500 RPM + to drill clean pocket holes, this one the drill only spin up to 2000 RPM, not a major step up from my 1600 RPM cordless Ryobi drill and the impact driver only has half the torque of a Dewalt cordless impact driver. Kinda half @ss if you asked me.

At last decided it's not worth the hassle to fire up my small 8 Gal Air Compressor every time I need them. So I SAVED myself $35 . TU anyway.

They still have these and at different prices...at different stores.

W McKinney, TX #6809 $45.00 5 left
McKinney, TX #528 $25.00 6 left
Allen #6502, TX $35.00 Sold Out

On another note...most of the left overs from BF are really starting to get cheap. Picked up a bunch of the led lights and laser pointers for a couple bucks...each store had different prices. Also saw some of the cordless tools taking a dip of $10-$30 depending on store and stock. The online inventory may not be accurate.

Are these drills worth it...at $90 no...but at $25...probably.

$ 25 in few of the bay area store.........

Alright it's $25 now and I took the plunge. Corded electric drill is nice but this set at 2 dozen bones this won't set me back as far. This is my first set of air tool I don't know what to expect.

I did some research and tried a couple things last night with the air drill, it's true air drill only has comparable torque with a decent battery drill, it's very important to have a short hose (8' 3/8" hose max recommended in the manual I picked one up at HF, although online air flow calculator suggest 50' doesn't make much difference) and don't use quick coupling which will cause 7 psi drop @75 psi to pass each according to industry research paper. Last but not least, oil babe oil! The drill's torque before oiling is pathetic, after oiling I will say at least 20% bump ( I gauge that by seeing how deep it can drill into the 2*4 end grain with a fairly large 3/8" drill bit). So compare side by side to my craftsman 12v Li-on drill's published max 195 in-lb torque, this air drill probably has 230 in-lb torque at optimum hose connection situation. For reference the 19V cordless drill has 340 in-lb torque.


So yes this set trigger my 8 gal air compressor to run constantly , hearing protection is a must to keep your sanity and you have to work within arm's distance with your air compressor. Only has a hair more power than 12V drill. The positive side is it's very light and spin faster than 12V drill and, it's cheap! with that much hassle and limitation I definitely won't take it more than $50 in any day , but hey it's only $25 a set now with 2 years warranty, can't beat that can you?

$20 in Coon Rapids, MN.