Home Depot offers one select
Ryobi Tool for
Free with the purchase of a
Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2" Impact Wrench Kit w/ 4.0 Ah Battery & Charger (PCL265K1) on sale for
$99.
Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member
schetst for finding this deal.
- Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Select
one of the following Ryobi ONE+ 18V tools for
Free (click '
Free Gift with Purchase' on the product page):
- 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery (PBP006)
- Cordless 1/2" Drill/Driver (Tool Only, PCL206B)
- Cordless 10" Orbital Buffer (Tool Only, P435)
- Cordless 3/8" 4-Position Ratchet (Tool Only, P344)
- Cordless 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tool Only, PCL250B)
- Cordless 4-1/2" Angle Grinder (Tool Only, PCL445B)
- Cordless 5 1/2" Circular Saw (Tool Only, PCL500B)
- Cordless 6" Two Speed Random Orbit Buffer (Tool Only, PCL460B)
- Cordless Compact Radio w/ Bluetooth (Tool Only, PCL600B)
- Cordless Hybrid Whisper Series 7-1/2" Fan (Tool Only, PCL811B)
- Cordless Multi-Tool (Tool Only, PCL430B)
- Cordless Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only, PCL515B)
- Dual Function Inflator/Deflator (Tool Only, P747)
- Hybrid 20-Watt LED Work Light (Tool Only, P721)
Top Comments
Don't buy used (3rd party). There's no warranty then. Watch HD, DTO for new deals that people buy to resell anyway, or DTO's refurb that generally but not always are going to be better than a beat around resell tool if not new in box.
The Ratchet and 3/8" wrench are the most expensive items, but the inflator is highly rated but valued lower.
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I started with a DeWalt drill that I still have. I also have Ridgid for a better drill and an impact driver. I bought a small Black and Decker cordless drill because the other two couldn't chuck some truly tiny drill bits. I bought Ryobi for over a dozen miscellaneous tools including their excellent dedicated cordless flooring saw, and got an awesome Makita cordless circular saw. In addition I have a 54v Echo string trimmer and a Snow Joe cordless leaf blower.
Generally, I buy the expensive stuff of any brand if it's worth the extra for frequent use, and Ryobi for occasional or specialized use because they have so much useful stuff.
Several Ryobi things I wouldn't pay extra for but love are the cordless glue gun, caulk gun, stapler, and cordless buffers and polishers.
For other 5% i use ridgid high torque
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I started with a DeWalt drill that I still have. I also have Ridgid for a better drill and an impact driver. I bought a small Black and Decker cordless drill because the other two couldn't chuck some truly tiny drill bits. I bought Ryobi for over a dozen miscellaneous tools including their excellent dedicated cordless flooring saw, and got an awesome Makita cordless circular saw. In addition I have a 54v Echo string trimmer and a Snow Joe cordless leaf blower.
Generally, I buy the expensive stuff of any brand if it's worth the extra for frequent use, and Ryobi for occasional or specialized use because they have so much useful stuff.
Several Ryobi things I wouldn't pay extra for but love are the cordless glue gun, caulk gun, stapler, and cordless buffers and polishers.
However, I decided that I'm going to make a "roadside kit" to put in my vehicle. It will contain this impact, a set of flip sockets for lug nuts, the dual inflator, a jump pack and maybe a few other emergency items all in a Ryobi bag.
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Im not switching. Ryobi has the most tools in their lineup and they work great...again 20yrs on some still without any issue. Im at the point 2 sets of impact and drill and ratchet are nice (inside home and only garage). Oh i also have the 40v ryobi for lawn.. love it.
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