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Nov 5, 2021 6:19 AM

Select RYOBI ONE+ Products

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Direct Tools Outlet is offering 25% Off select RYOBI ONE+ Products. Shipping is $9.99 flat rate.

Thanks to Community Member BlueChicken884 for sharing this deal.

Note: Select items qualify for a free Cordless Handheld Electrostatic Sprayer (Factory Blemished, Tool only, PSP02BTL) with purchase; look for "Get a Free Sprayer with Purchase" on the product page or on thumbnail picture in search results. Sprayer is added to cart automatically w/ eligible item. Limit of 5 like items per customer. Refer to individual product pages for condition (New, Factory Blemished, Factory Reconditioned).

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Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Sale valid through 11/7 at 11:59pm ET, while supplies last.
  • About this store:
    • View Direct Tools Outlet return policy here.
  • Please refer to the forum thread for deal ideas & discussion. -StrawMan86

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Direct Tools Outlet is offering 25% Off select RYOBI ONE+ Products. Shipping is $9.99 flat rate.

Thanks to Community Member BlueChicken884 for sharing this deal.

Note: Select items qualify for a free Cordless Handheld Electrostatic Sprayer (Factory Blemished, Tool only, PSP02BTL) with purchase; look for "Get a Free Sprayer with Purchase" on the product page or on thumbnail picture in search results. Sprayer is added to cart automatically w/ eligible item. Limit of 5 like items per customer. Refer to individual product pages for condition (New, Factory Blemished, Factory Reconditioned).

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Sale valid through 11/7 at 11:59pm ET, while supplies last.
  • About this store:
    • View Direct Tools Outlet return policy here.
  • Please refer to the forum thread for deal ideas & discussion. -StrawMan86

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Written by BlueChicken884

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SpinControl
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It would be a 20% decrease.

The % gained or lost is based on the original value, not the amount increased or decreased. In other words, ...
A $2 gain or loss is different for $8 vs. $10 (the original value)
2 / 8 = 25%
2 / 10 = 20%

The reverse math (moving the gain or loss value to the result side):
25% of $8 = $2
25% of $10 = $2.50
20% of $8 = $1.60
20% of $10 = $2
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I thoroughly enjoyed the above math class. Not being sarcastic, genuinely good reading Wink
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Shawndak07
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Show me your 15 year old DeWalt tool with a new lithium battery... I won't wait up. I've used every brand tool on the job site you can imagine. They all have pros/cons. Ryobi hands down offers the best value of any tool brand on the market. Good luck when DeWalt inevitably jumps ship from the 20v max lineup.
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finzz2dlftNov 6, 2021 2:58 AM
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Nov 6, 2021 3:12 AM
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pixelthreeNov 6, 2021 3:12 AM
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Quote from 7lords View quoted comment :
Happened to be near a store today. Picked up a refurb Multi tool (ZRP343) for $29, the high pressure inflator w/digital gauge (Blemished - P737D) for $14.24 and got the electrostatic sprayer (PSP02BTL) for free. Needed the first 2 and even though I probably won't use the sprayer, free is good.

Definitely a better deal without the shipping cost.
Yeah they're bundling up those sprayers quite a bit. Seems like they have a ton they know nobody will need. I can't imagine who would need that sprayer. Gyms?
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craigs4sale11Nov 6, 2021 3:13 AM
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Quote from njguy545 View quoted comment :
Ryobi = kid's toys
DEWALT = real tools

If you want to play with toys buy this, if you have real jobs to do then look elsewhere
So……….. I feel awkward replying to this comment. I feel the hatred is misguided. Should you take ryobi tools to your every day house building job site. Or to a high rise that's being erected. Not definitely not. But should you need to cut some 2x's or plywood. For a odd job around the house or weekend project. Or need a sander to smooth out a piece of wood. A drill motor to tighten a squeaking deck plank Ryobi tools are perfect fit for that home owner. I have my food in both ecosystems and enjoy the effectiveness I get from both levels of tools.
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Nov 6, 2021 3:14 AM
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attainableNov 6, 2021 3:14 AM
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I think their black friday last year was 30% and free shipping.
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Shawndak07Nov 6, 2021 3:16 AM
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Quote from njguy545 View quoted comment :
Ryobi = kid's toys
DEWALT = real tools

If you want to play with toys buy this, if you have real jobs to do then look elsewhere
Show me your 15 year old DeWalt tool with a new lithium battery... I won't wait up. I've used every brand tool on the job site you can imagine. They all have pros/cons. Ryobi hands down offers the best value of any tool brand on the market. Good luck when DeWalt inevitably jumps ship from the 20v max lineup.
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Mr. SparklesNov 6, 2021 4:32 AM
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Quote from attainable View quoted comment :
I think their black friday last year was 30% and free shipping.
Fingers crossed it happens again and they don't jackup the prices before discount..
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jackygogoNov 6, 2021 5:22 AM
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Oh nice, factory blemished 3 gallon 18volt vac is finally on sale again. Not sure wth am I gonna use an electric sprayer for, but okay.
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ClompsharkNov 6, 2021 7:43 AM
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Quote from njguy545 View quoted comment :
Ryobi = kid's toys
DEWALT = real tools

If you want to play with toys buy this, if you have real jobs to do then look elsewhere
This is either a comment from a homeowner (or wannabe) that doesn't know anything or a comment from a pro that has only used dewalt his whole life and nothing else. I am sure you could find the same type of person that justifies the high cost of Milwaukee in the same way...

As a pro who doesn't buy into the stupid "my brand is better" argument, you would be dumb to actually think that Ryobi is considerably worse than any other brand. ESPECIALLY when you consider price and availability.

If you don't care about price or availability, you would probably be a Hilti guy...
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ClompsharkNov 6, 2021 7:45 AM
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Quote from craigs4sale11 View quoted comment :
So……….. I feel awkward replying to this comment. I feel the hatred is misguided. Should you take ryobi tools to your every day house building job site. Or to a high rise that's being erected. Not definitely not. But should you need to cut some 2x's or plywood. For a odd job around the house or weekend project. Or need a sander to smooth out a piece of wood. A drill motor to tighten a squeaking deck plank Ryobi tools are perfect fit for that home owner. I have my food in both ecosystems and enjoy the effectiveness I get from both levels of tools.
Go check out those houses being built or that high rise being erected... Most people on the job will have a variety of brands including Ryobi. They all work. In fact, the guy with dewalt is probably only working with a single drill and a single battery where the ryobi guy has a drill, a driver, and 2 or 3 batteries for the same price lol
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Quote from pixelthree View quoted comment :
Yeah they're bundling up those sprayers quite a bit. Seems like they have a ton they know nobody will need. I can't imagine who would need that sprayer. Gyms?
Teachers can use the sprayers in the classroom. Some school districts require desks and other highly used objects cleaned everyday.
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Bamafan777Nov 6, 2021 11:00 AM
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Quote from njguy545 View quoted comment :
Ryobi = kid's toys
DEWALT = real tools

If you want to play with toys buy this, if you have real jobs to do then look elsewhere
LOL. While those with Milwaukee Fuel tools laugh at those who waste money on DeWalt....

Ryobi is going to do everything a homeowner needs.
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tomwilNov 6, 2021 11:08 AM
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Direct Tools advertising has gotten real deceptive.

Received email saying "Buy ANY One+ tool, get an electrostatic sprayer free".

Of course, when you go to the Direct Tools website [directtoolsoutlet.com], you find it is for select qualifying items only.

Real bait & switch, just to get you to click to their website.
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kaimansonNov 6, 2021 11:36 AM
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Great deals on Ryobi...too bad I'm married with Milwaukee....
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EricGRIT09Nov 6, 2021 12:08 PM
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My experience - built a 750 sq ft garage and did a whole house reno using Ryobi 18v tools. Only thing that gave me problems was the recip saw during the demo of the old garage where I definitely overworked the saw (overheated, smoking, died). Replaced with the brushless version and that has been solid. Otherwise, go ahead and build a house with this stuff, sure! For homeowner work this line is amazing and you could even go with worse and be okay - these are very nice diy tools.

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