Lowe's has Craftsman 6-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2x 2Ah Batteries + 1x 4Ah Battery& Charger (CMCK601D2) for $199. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
Note: Must add 4Ah battery as free gift to cart. Pickup availability will vary by location.
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Includes:
1x CMCD700 Drill/Driver
1x CMCF800 Impact Driver
1x CMCS300 Reciprocating Saw
1x CMCS505 Circular Saw
1x CMCE500 Oscillating Tool
1x CMCL020 Task Light
2x 2.0Ah Batteries
1x 4.0Ah Battery (Must add 4Ah battery as free gift to cart)
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Lowe's has Craftsman 6-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2x 2Ah Batteries + 1x 4Ah Battery& Charger (CMCK601D2) for $199. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
Note: Must add 4Ah battery as free gift to cart. Pickup availability will vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.
Includes:
1x CMCD700 Drill/Driver
1x CMCF800 Impact Driver
1x CMCS300 Reciprocating Saw
1x CMCS505 Circular Saw
1x CMCE500 Oscillating Tool
1x CMCL020 Task Light
2x 2.0Ah Batteries
1x 4.0Ah Battery (Must add 4Ah battery as free gift to cart)
Model: CRAFTSMAN 6-Tool Power Tool Combo Kit with Soft Case (Li-ion Batteries Included and Charger Included) | CMCK601D2
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About 99.99% of users are never going to use these enough to wear out the brushes, so I really don't think that is a concern. But brushless has other advantages, such as being more efficient so you can get more work done per charge.
Have this exact set, bought it last summer for around the same price in store without the free/third battery. The drill/driver don't have quite as much torque as I'd like but no major complaints, they do the job well as a starter set. The 2ah batteries don't last long, don't know how the 4ah performs.
This actually looks like a pretty decent all around kit and would make a fantastic gift for a DIY type new home buyer. Drill, driver, reciprocating saw, circular saw, oscillating tool, and a work light with 3 batteries and a charger for $200? Nice.
The reviews are pretty good. But I don't think these are brushless. Might have to pass.
Correct. They're not brushless according to the specification page, but for the occasional use DIYer these are marketed to, I don't think that's a huge problem.
Brushes aren't terribly hard to replace when necessary: buy replacement brushes, pop open case, remove old brushes, clean out case, install new brushes, close case.
Correct. They're not brushless according to the specification page, but for the occasional use DIYer these are marketed to, I don't think that's a huge problem.
Brushes aren't terribly hard to replace when necessary: buy replacement brushes, pop open case, remove old brushes, clean out case, install new brushes, close case.
About 99.99% of users are never going to use these enough to wear out the brushes, so I really don't think that is a concern. But brushless has other advantages, such as being more efficient so you can get more work done per charge.
Craftsman used to be good tool now is crap man. I had horrible experience with craftsman lately. Just very cheap built quality, if u do buý keep your packaging incase you have to return the whole set. If you do buy any tool from them at least buy the brushless
About 99.99% of users are never going to use these enough to wear out the brushes, so I really don't think that is a concern. But brushless has other advantages, such as being more efficient so you can get more work done per charge.
I second this. I have Brushless Craftsman V20 tools and would personally stay away from this brushed set. The brushless tools feel more responsive and have more power than the older brushed versions, not to mention longer runtime on a charge.
I have both DeWalt and craftsman v20 brushless tools. Some of the tools are nearly identical. I have not had a single problem with the craftsman. Would not hesitate to buy this set as a gift for someone even though it's brushed.
Anyone know how this compares to the Ryobi set at HD? Looks almost identical except for the Ryobi being rated 18V compared to 20V. And that difference may only be for marketing...
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Brushes aren't terribly hard to replace when necessary: buy replacement brushes, pop open case, remove old brushes, clean out case, install new brushes, close case.
Brushes aren't terribly hard to replace when necessary: buy replacement brushes, pop open case, remove old brushes, clean out case, install new brushes, close case.
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