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44-Piece Ryobi Steel Impact Driving Kit w/ Carrying Case Expired

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Home Depot has select Ryobi Drill & Driver Accessories on sale listed below. Select free in-store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $45 or over. Thanks Corwin

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About This Product
    Product Name: Ryobi Impact Driving Kit (44-Piece) with Carrying Case
    Product Description: Ryobi introduces the 44-Piece Impact Driving Kit, the latest in Ryobi driving technology. The newly engineered Torsion Zone absorbs the impact from high torque driving applications, providing 3X Longer Life. These versatile bits are ideal for both standard and impact driving, so you can use your drill/driver or your impact driver with seamless compatibility and performance. Ryobi’s new impact driving bits are built to last and handle your most demanding driving needs. See below for more information.
    Model Number: AR2025
    UPC: 033287172597
    Compact carrying case for portability
    Wide range of size options to choose from for versatility
    Designed for use with the Ryobi DOCKit
    2 in. impact driving bits feature torsion zone to absorb high torque from demanding driving applications
    Precision-milled bit tip for enhanced bit fitment
    3X longer life
    Compact impact magnetic screw guide with sliding sleeve helps align screws for fast and trouble-free installation
    Socket adapters for use with user’s already-existing socket
    Nut drivers are great for use on hex fasteners
    Compatible with Ryobi DOCKit accessory kit storage system trays

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    Ryobi drivers and bits, like Ryobi tools, are perfectly fine for 95% of people. I've used all sorts of brands and I honestly feel there's barely any difference between any of them, as long as you aren't talking about K-Mart no-name junk, brandless combination wrenches from Taiwan (the only reason they don't strip out is that they always snap off first), or half (not all) of what Harbor Freight sells. Any Lowe's, HD or Menard's brand of most stuff isn't usually too bad, in my experience.
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    Hmm, I don't need all those drivers, but the drill bits look like the same bunch I bought a couple years ago, and I'm sure I paid at least nine bucks just for those. Not the best deal in the history of all deals, but pretty good if you'll use them.

    You won't find this for $2-$5 after xmas unless you're very lucky, and I sure wouldn't count that, or wait that long for something I need. I don't know about you, but I don't have the time or the will (or the need) to "monitor this closely" to maybe save $4-$7 2 months from now.
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    I thought the 95% used their tools once every 10 years when the winds pick up to weigh their picnic napkins down.
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    Jas6681
    11-13-2018 at 08:35 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 08:35 PM.
    So many HD deals... Going to grab me a set as backup. Thanks!
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    > bubble2 1,390 Posts
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    brianlovesmoney
    11-13-2018 at 09:05 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 09:05 PM.
    At least the 44 piece kit has been that price since the 28th of October at my store when funny enough I was looking at this and took a picture. Does it actually go for $15 usually?
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    sikwit
    11-13-2018 at 09:27 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 09:27 PM.
    Does the 117pcs work with a craftsman impact drill? Or regular drill
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    scdealer
    11-13-2018 at 09:57 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 09:57 PM.
    Quote from sikwit :
    Does the 117pcs work with a craftsman impact drill? Or regular drill
    That set does not appear to be for impact use, but would work in any regular drill.
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    > bubble2 2,623 Posts
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    poorgrad
    11-13-2018 at 10:28 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 10:28 PM.
    Quote from brianlovesmoney :
    At least the 44 piece kit has been that price since the 28th of October at my store when funny enough I was looking at this and took a picture. Does it actually go for $15 usually?
    I picked up a set the other day. It's part of the pile of stuff they put in the front for holiday sales. So I don't think it was another price.
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    > bubble2 30,215 Posts
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    Medic311
    11-13-2018 at 10:35 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 10:35 PM.
    all of this holiday special shit goes to $2-$5 almost immediately after xmas

    monitor it closely since you have 90 days
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    daddyscientist
    11-13-2018 at 11:24 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 11:24 PM.
    Low quality set.. step it up a notch and invest in the Milwaukee alternatives for the bits and drill sets. They'll last MUCH longer. These will shatter before your eyes almost after each use.
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    SeanD1497
    11-13-2018 at 11:40 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 11:40 PM.
    Hmm, I don't need all those drivers, but the drill bits look like the same bunch I bought a couple years ago, and I'm sure I paid at least nine bucks just for those. Not the best deal in the history of all deals, but pretty good if you'll use them.

    You won't find this for $2-$5 after xmas unless you're very lucky, and I sure wouldn't count that, or wait that long for something I need. I don't know about you, but I don't have the time or the will (or the need) to "monitor this closely" to maybe save $4-$7 2 months from now.
    Reply
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    SeanD1497
    11-13-2018 at 11:50 PM.
    11-13-2018 at 11:50 PM.
    Quote from daddyscientist :
    Low quality set.. step it up a notch and invest in the Milwaukee alternatives for the bits and drill sets. They'll last MUCH longer. These will shatter before your eyes almost after each use.
    Ryobi drivers and bits, like Ryobi tools, are perfectly fine for 95% of people. I've used all sorts of brands and I honestly feel there's barely any difference between any of them, as long as you aren't talking about K-Mart no-name junk, brandless combination wrenches from Taiwan (the only reason they don't strip out is that they always snap off first), or half (not all) of what Harbor Freight sells. Any Lowe's, HD or Menard's brand of most stuff isn't usually too bad, in my experience.
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    daddyscientist
    11-14-2018 at 12:01 AM.
    11-14-2018 at 12:01 AM.
    Quote from SeanD1497 :
    Ryobi drivers and bits, like Ryobi tools, are perfectly fine for 95% of people. I've used all sorts of brands and I honestly feel there's barely any difference between any of them, as long as you aren't talking about K-Mart no-name junk, brandless combination wrenches from Taiwan (the only reason they don't strip out is that they always snap off first), or half (not all) of what Harbor Freight sells. Any Lowe's, HD or Menard's brand of most stuff isn't usually too bad, in my experience.

    To each their own. I own this set as well as the drill bits. They've all snapped in half and the majority of these sets are softer in metal than the screws they're matched for. As it is with the majority of what people choose to invest in, buy nice or buy twice.

    I speak from personal experience with these sets. I run a Ryobi 18v/Milwaukee M18 ecosytem myself with 75% of my tools being Ryobi.
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    Newday12
    11-14-2018 at 02:08 AM.
    11-14-2018 at 02:08 AM.
    Quote from daddyscientist :
    To each their own. I own this set as well as the drill bits. They've all snapped in half and the majority of these sets are softer in metal than the screws they're matched for. As it is with the majority of what people choose to invest in, buy nice or buy twice.

    I speak from personal experience with these sets. I run a Ryobi 18v/Milwaukee M18 ecosytem myself with 75% of my tools being Ryobi.

    You don't sound like you are part of the 95%. They use their tools a few times a year to express their creative side or build Ikea stuff.
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    gfunk4698844
    11-14-2018 at 02:23 AM.
    11-14-2018 at 02:23 AM.
    Quote from dhL17 :
    You don't sound like you are part of the 95%. They use their tools a few times a year to express their creative side or build Ikea stuff.
    I thought the 95% used their tools once every 10 years when the winds pick up to weigh their picnic napkins down.
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    PowerfulGorilla460
    11-14-2018 at 03:34 AM.
    11-14-2018 at 03:34 AM.
    Wow, nice deal, thanks.
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