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Select Lowe's Stores YMMV: 33-Piece Corded 3.5-Amp Variable Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with Soft Case $37.25 + Free Curbside Pickup
$37.25
$149.00
Select Lowe's Stores (YMMV) have 33-Piece Corded 3.5-Amp Variable Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with Soft Case for $37.25.
Link: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hitachi-...1000225567
Brickseek: https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...1000225
Link: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hitachi-...1000225567
Brickseek: https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...1000225
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What is your zip?
The Lowes link is only provided for reference. It is showing it at the full price.
The BrickSeek link is provided to check your local store to see if it is on clearance.
This is a "YMMV" or "Your Mileage May Vary" Deal, meaning that it depends on whether or not your store has it for this price.
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If you use it frequently in small amounts, cordless makes sense.
If you use it infrequently or in large amounts, corded makes sense (unless you have a number of batteries from the same system as the rest of your tools).
Personally, the only cordless tools I own are my DeWalt XR drill and impact driver, with my impact getting probably 90% of the use.
The rest of the stuff I own is corded - I never have to worry about batteries being charged or dying partway through a project.
There's also price to consider. For occasional use a basic $40 one probably works fine. If you use it frequently, then higher end ones work better. That said, I've never been really impressed with cheap cordless stuff. There's a huge difference between my DeWalt stuff and the Ryobi stuff my friend has. Even corded, the name brand stuff is in another league from the rest of my Harbor Freight stuff.
My personal mantra is "Buy a Harbor Freight tool first then if I use it a lot, buy a high end one". There's a lot of tools that I use maybe 1-2x/year, if that and the HF works wonders. There's also a lot of tools that I've learned that I use frequently and I'll notice/appreciate the better brands more.
That said, thanks OP! Placed an order for pickup here in CO for this. I have a basic WORX one that I've had a for a few years that I hate using the stupid hex key that seems to come loose all the time.
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Can someone provide zipcode of where it still shows for this price online?