Home Depot has
Ryobi One+ 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit w/ 3x Batteries/Charger & Bag (P1817-PBP004) on sale for
$99.
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WonhoS for finding this deal
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About the Product- 1/2" Heavy Duty Single Sleeve Keyless Chuck
- 24-Position Clutch & 2-Speed Gearbox
- Variable Speed Trigger/1800"/lbs. of Torque
- High Performance 4.0Ah Battery
- Integrated LED Fuel Gauge
- Durable Gear Housing/long lasting strength
Includes- Ryobi One+ 18V Drill/Driver w/ Bit (P215)
- Ryobi One+ 18V Impact Driver w/ Bit (P235A)
- 2x Ryobi One+ 1.5Ah Batteries (P189)
- Ryobi One+ Charger (P118B)
- Ryobi One+ 18V Lithium-Ion High Performance 4.0 Ah Battery (PBP004)
- Ryobi One+ Bag
Warranty- Includes a 3-year manufacturers warranty w/ purchase
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Home depot is the easiest customer service in the world. Walk in with your item. Return. Leave....
I can name many other "easiest" customer service before thinking of HD
My question is.. Which brand is good to start with? The only tool I have so far is Milwaukee 18v Impact drill (got on sale) but they seem to be on the higher price end.. So planning to get ryobi or rigid or other entry level ones.. So which brand is the best for a beginner for moderate price?
Corded variants of some of their Bauer and Hercules brands will beat cordless models of most of the entry level mainstream brands for things like hammer drilling into cement or angle grinding and they're way more affordable for one-off projects.
Also, look into oscillating multi tools. The amount of available attachments makes it a must have. I frequently grab my cheap Bauer oscillating tool before getting out my dremel, corner sander, or grinder.
Corded variants of some of their Bauer and Hercules brands will beat cordless models of most of the entry level mainstream brands for things like hammer drilling into cement or angle grinding and they're way more affordable for one-off projects.
Also, look into oscillating multi tools. The amount of available attachments makes it a must have. I frequently grab my cheap Bauer oscillating tool before getting out my dremel, corner sander, or grinder.
And if sometime in the future you decide to sell them, name brand will still have some value. Unlike a Harbor Freight tool, which are considered one-time use or disposable.
I'm not a flipper per se, but I do jump on enough of the Killer deals to eventually sell off the excess / unused to essentially make all my other tools free.
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should i hold on to that or return and pick up this combo?
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Do you know what tools should be in a home owners tool kit?
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