expiredBT1982 posted Aug 28, 2022 08:25 PM
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expiredBT1982 posted Aug 28, 2022 08:25 PM
RIDGID 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 1/2 in. Drill/Driver, 1/4 in. Impact Driver, (2) 2.0 Ah Batteries, Charger, and Bag (hack required) $67.09 at Home Depot
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I reversed this deal by keeping the circular saw and returning the drills, batteries and charger. The new circular saw seems great. Very light, but still powerful.
FYI, the return was no problem. If Home Depot didn't want us to be able to do this, they would not make it so easy. Home Depot is clearing out Ridgid tools at incredible prices. I was very tempted to go with the brushless version of this deal. My 18 volt ridgid drill is just fine, but the new brushless ones are much small and lighter. $90 for the drill, impact driver, 2 batteries and a charger is killer.
Now a days when u return any electronics (shrink wrapped and sealed) to Best Buy even Costco, they insist on opening it and even check serial numbers.
Few bad apples always ruin it for all.
I'm going to reverse this deal. Keeping the circular saw and returning the drills and batteries.
Now a days when u return any electronics (shrink wrapped and sealed) to Best Buy even Costco, they insist on opening it and even check serial numbers.
Few bad apples always ruin it for all.
EDIT: I'm wrong. The new brushless set is same features, but brushless is much much better (I have that set and love it)
also for anovice user would the brushless add so much more value - worth the $30 extra?
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also for anovice user would the brushless add so much more value - worth the $30 extra?
Here is is good explanation on the difference:
https://www.diywithoutf
also for anovice user would the brushless add so much more value - worth the $30 extra?
Also whether you get this or Ryobi sort of depends how many other tools you're getting. Ridgid is a clear step above Ryobi in quality - and you get the lifetime warranty with it (if you register in time). That includes battery replacements...which you'll need 10 or 20 years from now. But if you're getting a bunch of tools for whatever reason (but you still don't plan to do a ton with them), then Ryobi has a huge selection of perfectly ok cheap tools and aside from some yard tools mostly all use the same batteries. So then it would make some sense to get into that battery ecosystem.
They used to be $75 just a month ago.
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Drill = drill holes, drive some screws
Impact Driver = only for driving screws, even tough jobs
If you have both tools, you can get work done quickly on big jobs.
First drill a pilot hole, then drive a long screw in, and repeat.
Watch this for a better explanation of the difference and purpose:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQvDBmU
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