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Kobalt 24V Max-Amp Sliding Switch Brushless Cordless Die Grinder (Bare Tool, KDG 124B-03) on sale for
$39.37. Offer is
valid In-Stores only.
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Offer Notes:
- Offer is valid In-Stores only
- Availability for sale pricing and stock may vary by location
About this Product:
- 24-volt high efficiency brushless motor generates a maximum no-load speed of 25,000 RPM
- 3 Speed settings: 10,000 (1-low), 17,500 (2-med), and 25,000 (3-high) RPM
- Soft start allows user to control the cut from start to finish
- Tool has 1/4-inch collet
- Built-in LED pre-light and afterglow provide added light to work in darker spaces
- Compatible with all Kobalt 24-volt max batteries and chargers (sold separately)
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I've been on FW and SD for 20 years now, buying all sorts. During that time I've learned lots of lessons, one of them being: don't buy something you don't have a use for with the expectation that you'll find a use for it. Such things just take up space, add clutter to your life, and ultimately end up being given away or trashed. When I look at this tool this is absolutely something the old me would have bought.
Die grinders are mostly used in metal fabrication and machine type work. Most homeowners aren't going to really need a die grinder unless they have a small MIG welder at home to tinker with.
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I've been on FW and SD for 20 years now, buying all sorts. During that time I've learned lots of lessons, one of them being: don't buy something you don't have a use for with the expectation that you'll find a use for it. Such things just take up space, add clutter to your life, and ultimately end up being given away or trashed. When I look at this tool this is absolutely something the old me would have bought.
I've been on FW and SD for 20 years now, buying all sorts. During that time I've learned lots of lessons, one of them being: don't buy something you don't have a use for with the expectation that you'll find a use for it . Such things just take up space, add clutter too your life, and ultimately end up being given away or trashed. When I look at this tool this is absolutely something the old me would have bought.
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As for the price? Compare it to other brands and $140 is a steal. It's just that the people that pay $300 for a die grinder aren't the same people that have Kobalt batteries. It definitely feels like a well made tool for the $100-$120 price range. Kobalt just manufactured too many and didn't market them at all.
As for the price? Compare it to other brands and $140 is a steal. It's just that the people that pay $300 for a die grinder aren't the same people that have Kobalt batteries. It definitely feels like a well made tool for the $100-$120 price range. Kobalt just manufactured too many and didn't market them at all.
$71 value 10/25/21 through 1/5/22 when spending $149 for a kit including two 4Ah batteries and a 110 watt fast charger
$98.97 clearance 12/23/2021 bare tool
$69.17 clearance 3/13/2022 bare tool (buy more save more eligible)
$39.37 clearance 3/18/2022 bare tool (buy more save more eligible)
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Kobalt 24v however... its every bit as good as my Ridgid stuff and their XTR stuff is competitive with Dewalt. I wouldn't trade my XTR impact driver for any other impact. On YouTube, Kobalt tools regularly test near the top, it's a sleeper brand for sure. I'm pretty bummed they pretty much stopped expanding the line up ever since FLEX came out.
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