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2-Pack DeWALT XR 20V Max 5.0Ah Li-ion Battery + Charger Kit + Select Bonus Tool
$199
$319
37% off
+ Free Shippingat Lowe's
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Which one that will be depends heavily on what you plan to do or what projects you plan to work on. Someone who has a lot of tree trimming or demolition work will want the reciprocating saw. Someone who's planning some household carpentry projects might need the circular saw. Someone who's planning on doing a lot of basic woodworking projects might do well with the jigsaw. Someone doing more advanced woodworking projects could do very well with the router. Someone who wants a really flexible tool for drywall, tile, and miscellaneous stuff could find a lot of use in the oscillating tool. A gearhead who works a lot on their car would want the impact wrench.
There's no general answer that will be "right" for all or even most people.
DEWALT XR 20-volt Max Brushless Variable Speed Keyless Cordless Jigsaw (No (Bare Tool)
Normally $199 so two free batteries!
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This deal runs until Dec 16 so I'll wait to see if HD puts up any BF sales
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If you need it, then it's not bad. Otherwise, wait.
If you need it, then it's not bad. Otherwise, wait.
If you need it, then it's not bad. Otherwise, wait.
It also depends a lot on what tools you're using and what you're doing. I have a DeWalt portable light and that thing comes in crazy useful all the time, and I obviously want that running while I'm using other tools.
All things considered, I put two batteries as the minimum if you have more than one tool in an ecosystem.
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Which one that will be depends heavily on what you plan to do or what projects you plan to work on. Someone who has a lot of tree trimming or demolition work will want the reciprocating saw. Someone who's planning some household carpentry projects might need the circular saw. Someone who's planning on doing a lot of basic woodworking projects might do well with the jigsaw. Someone doing more advanced woodworking projects could do very well with the router. Someone who wants a really flexible tool for drywall, tile, and miscellaneous stuff could find a lot of use in the oscillating tool. A gearhead who works a lot on their car would want the impact wrench.
There's no general answer that will be "right" for all or even most people.
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