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Craftsman V20 Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit

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Lowes has Craftsman V20 Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit (CMCK200C2) for $99. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.

Amazon has Craftsman V20 Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit (CMCK200C2) for $99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member sdsnake for finding this deal.

Note, pickup availability will vary by location.

Includes:
  • Craftsman 20V Max 1/2" Cordless Drill
  • Craftman 20V Max 1/4" Cordless Impact Driver
  • 20V Max Lithium Charger
  • 2x 20V Max Lithium Batteries
  • Storage Bag

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $50 lower (33% savings) than the list price of $149.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.7 from over 4,700 Amazon customer reviews.
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  • Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.

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Lowes has Craftsman V20 Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit (CMCK200C2) for $99. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.

Amazon has Craftsman V20 Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit (CMCK200C2) for $99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member sdsnake for finding this deal.

Note, pickup availability will vary by location.

Includes:
  • Craftsman 20V Max 1/2" Cordless Drill
  • Craftman 20V Max 1/4" Cordless Impact Driver
  • 20V Max Lithium Charger
  • 2x 20V Max Lithium Batteries
  • Storage Bag

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $50 lower (33% savings) than the list price of $149.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.7 from over 4,700 Amazon customer reviews.
  • About this store:
  • Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.

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BraveFeather984
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FYI these are brushed
SeanD1497
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I'm gonna ruin V20 tools for everybody, muhuhahaha.... by buying a couple. Then they'll immediately change battery systems, just like when I bought into V60 and their 19.2V tools. I switched to Ryobi and haven't had an obsolete tool or battery since.

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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BraveFeather984

FYI these are brushed
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SeanD1497
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I'm gonna ruin V20 tools for everybody, muhuhahaha.... by buying a couple. Then they'll immediately change battery systems, just like when I bought into V60 and their 19.2V tools. I switched to Ryobi and haven't had an obsolete tool or battery since.
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Jul 10, 2022
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D Johnson
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Quote from SeanD1497 :
I'm gonna ruin V20 tools for everybody, muhuhahaha.... by buying a couple. Then they'll immediately change battery systems, just like when I bought into V60 and their 19.2V tools. I switched to Ryobi and haven't had an obsolete tool or battery since.
Good point. Thanks.
Jul 10, 2022
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Technocian
Jul 10, 2022
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Quote from SeanD1497 :
I'm gonna ruin V20 tools for everybody, muhuhahaha.... by buying a couple. Then they'll immediately change battery systems, just like when I bought into V60 and their 19.2V tools. I switched to Ryobi and haven't had an obsolete tool or battery since.
I think the battery platforms are here to stay this time around. DeWALT, Makita, and Metabo have multiple voltage capabilities to help with future proofing. Milwaukee is always coming out with new M18 tools and they know they'd piss off too many customers if they changed.
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Quote from Technocian :
I think the battery platforms are here to stay this time around. DeWALT, Makita, and Metabo have multiple voltage capabilities to help with future proofing. Milwaukee is always coming out with new M18 tools and they know they'd piss off too many customers if they changed.
Milwaukee does have their new 36v 9 gallon vacuum so hopefully they'll do more of that.
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Quote from Technocian :
I think the battery platforms are here to stay this time around. DeWALT, Makita, and Metabo have multiple voltage capabilities to help with future proofing. Milwaukee is always coming out with new M18 tools and they know they'd piss off too many customers if they changed.
None of those are Craftsman, which is the brand that has screwed me twice. The other brands seem to focus more on handheld power tools, and sell more, so I'd be less concerned about them pulling any shenanigans. Craftsman has a track record of being less consistent and focusing more on other things, in my opinion.
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How do these compare to the ridgid $89 deal for a 18V impact driver and a drill that is also going on?

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Quote from SeanD1497 :
None of those are Craftsman, which is the brand that has screwed me twice. The other brands seem to focus more on handheld power tools, and sell more, so I'd be less concerned about them pulling any shenanigans. Craftsman has a track record of being less consistent and focusing more on other things, in my opinion.
You're comparing the old 19.2V platform to modern offerings... those other brands, especially dewalt isn't still using the same platform they were during that time period. If anyone wants to pay more for Makita/MW/DW, go for it. Craftsman offers a huge variety of price points in this V20 line.
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Quote from SeanD1497 :
None of those are Craftsman, which is the brand that has screwed me twice. The other brands seem to focus more on handheld power tools, and sell more, so I'd be less concerned about them pulling any shenanigans. Craftsman has a track record of being less consistent and focusing more on other things, in my opinion.
Wave

Craftsman was bought by the same parent company as Dewalt(SBD) back in 2017. It might be the same name but the tools are all SBD. The line of tools is basically a blend of rebranded: Black and decker at the lowest end, porter cable and dewalt brushed at the low/mid end and then dewalt xr at their brushless high end.

V60 didnt work out which sucks but Cub Cadet V60 is the same battery(guess what that is also owned by SBD) and drop in compatible if you wanted some sort of replacement there.
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Quote from potato2potato :
Wave

Craftsman was bought by the same parent company as Dewalt(SBD) back in 2017. It might be the same name but the tools are all SBD. The line of tools is basically a blend of rebranded: Black and decker at the lowest end, porter cable and dewalt brushed at the low/mid end and then dewalt xr at their brushless high end.

V60 didnt work out which sucks but Cub Cadet V60 is the same battery(guess what that is also owned by SBD) and drop in compatible if you wanted some sort of replacement there.
I didn't know the V60 Craftsman is the same as Cub Cadet. I bought the V60 lawn mower a few years and then Craftsman stopped making V60. It's hard to find any products 2nd hand and new products are overpriced. Will look into Cub Cadet now!
Jul 11, 2022
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blaster_54738
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It's $90.99 on Woot with free shipping if you have Prime so not a great deal here unless you don't have prime.

https://tools.woot.com/offers/cra..._tool_6_19
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SeanD1497
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Quote from hleapha :
You're comparing the old 19.2V platform to modern offerings... those other brands, especially dewalt isn't still using the same platform they were during that time period. If anyone wants to pay more for Makita/MW/DW, go for it. Craftsman offers a huge variety of price points in this V20 line.
I'm not comparing anything, just saying that Craftsman killed two battery systems on me, whereas no other company has. I'm sticking with Ryobi because they surely aren't ditching either their 18V or 40V lines any time soon, and both have performed very well for me. The Craftsman brand has been way too all over the place in terms of both quality and focus for me to trust the name anymore, but do whatever works for you. If I need like one socket or something and Lowe's is closer than HD, I'll buy Craftsman, but otherwise I'm over the brand. Too many other options - I stick to Ryobi for home/general use, and we use a mix of Dewalt, Milwaukee, Harbor Freight, and some ancient Stanley and other assorted tools at work. I guess they make nice storage totes, $12 buckets, $500 jackets (for real) and plastic tool organizers, but I don't need everything to match and be black n' red.
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Quote from morbie :
How do these compare to the ridgid $89 deal for a 18V impact driver and a drill that is also going on?
I have the ridged on order… I couldn't really find a head to head review. Both are alike on paper but I've used neither in hand so I'm limited by that.

They both have similar rpm/torque with the ridgid impact making slightly more

Both drills say 1/2 inch …but the craftsman impact says it's is 1/4th in, and the ridgid impact states 1/2

The ridgid is $10 cheaper and is more generous with included bits & you can choose between 2 packages

The ridgid has a lifetime limited service agreement with registration while craftsman is 3 years limited

Seem pretty similar, will both probably do the jobs we have in mind, review decent enough, main separator for me is lifetime vs 3 years warranty in this case, with the small bonus of $10 less with more included. (Also 90 day return window on the ridgid not sure about craftsman)

Especially because slickdealers claimed to have used the lifetime ridgid and get replacement without issue in that thread.

Hopefully someone chimes in that actually used the tools, but kept my ridgid order for now
Last edited by iamlx2 July 14, 2022 at 04:00 PM.
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Quote from iamlx2 :
I have the ridged on order… I couldn't really find a head to head review. Both are alike on paper but I've used neither in hand so I'm limited by that.

They both have similar rpm/torque with the ridgid impact making slightly more

Both drills say 1/2 inch …but the craftsman impact says it's is 1/4th in, and the ridgid impact states 1/2

The ridgid is $10 cheaper and is more generous with included bits & you can choose between 2 packages

The ridgid has a lifetime limited service agreement with registration while craftsman is 3 years limited

Seem pretty similar, will both probably do the jobs we have in mind, review decent enough, main separator for me is lifetime vs 3 years warranty in this case, with the small bonus of $10 less with more included. (Also 90 day return window on the ridgid not sure about craftsman)

Especially because slickdealers claimed to have used the lifetime ridgid and get replacement without issue in that thread.

Hopefully someone chimes in that actually used the tools, but kept my ridgid order for now
Actually I ended up getting the ridgid deal, I've only just used it a little bit but I like both tools. I didn't know that you need to register to get the ridgid lifetime warrenty tho

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PlopPlop
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I would get the ridgid, I bought these for my dad to fly to his Hawaii place and just leave it there. I bought him brushless Milwaukee m18 tools for everyday use. Just pick a good ecosystem before deciding on a brand. Can't go wrong with mil, dewalt, metabo, makita. Lower end ryobi and ridgid seems good too.

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