Update: This deal is still available.
Home Depot has
Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless 3-Tool Combo Kit w/ Battery & Charger (PCK104KN) on sale for
$89.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
ElliottPSM for sharing this deal.
Includes:- P215 18V One+ Drill/Driver with Screwdriver Bit
- P5231 18V One+ Orbital Jig Saw
- P705 LED Work Light
- Wood Cutting Blade
- Allen Wrench
- PBP006 18V One+ 2.0 Ah Compact Lithium-Ion Battery
- PCG002 18V One+ Lithium-Ion Charger
- Operator's Manual
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But it's so irritating that Rigid and Ryobi are made by the same company but the batteries are incompatible. In my perfect world I could start off with Ryobi tools then upgrade to Rigid, then Milwaukie using the same batteries. Or have Ryobi for stuff I don't use a lot and milwaukee for stuff that's my day-to-day bread and butter but use the same batteries for everything.
I'm not sure what the "down side" of a system like this would be for TTi (the company that makes Ryobi/Rigid/Milwaukee). Yeah they might loose a few $$ with folks using cheaper ryobi batteries in Milwaukee tools but right now if I'm upgrading from ryobi it's just as easy to switch to Makita or Dewalt.
That got me into the Ryobi ecosystem.
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But it's so irritating that Rigid and Ryobi are made by the same company but the batteries are incompatible. In my perfect world I could start off with Ryobi tools then upgrade to Rigid, then Milwaukie using the same batteries. Or have Ryobi for stuff I don't use a lot and milwaukee for stuff that's my day-to-day bread and butter but use the same batteries for everything.
I'm not sure what the "down side" of a system like this would be for TTi (the company that makes Ryobi/Rigid/Milwaukee). Yeah they might loose a few $$ with folks using cheaper ryobi batteries in Milwaukee tools but right now if I'm upgrading from ryobi it's just as easy to switch to Makita or Dewalt.
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