https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa.../321639507
add the item to cart, select the "free" battery to be added to your cart along with it when prompted. once you place the order, copy order number, start live chat and say "cancel order" follow the instructions to cancel ONLY THE BATTERY from the order. this works for pick ups or deliveries.
alternatively, you can return the bonus battery, refuse it at pick up, or send it to pick up at some other store and just don't pick it up eventually the battery will be cancelled.
the batteries that are part of the kit alone are easily worth $50, if not more. the cost of the tools comes out to about $55 each.
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i've got other ryobi tools / batteries currently, but doesn't seem like there are any current deals for the ryobi impact driver / hammer drill tools only
i've got other ryobi tools / batteries currently, but doesn't seem like there are any current deals for the ryobi impact driver / hammer drill tools only
The Milwaukee 12V Fuel are smaller than the 18V Ryobi tools. I have both, and find myself using the 12V Fuel more often due to the size and weight (much more comfortable).
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i've got other ryobi tools / batteries currently, but doesn't seem like there are any current deals for the ryobi impact driver / hammer drill tools only
The m12 kit I also has a cut off tool.
5 year vs 3 year warranty
Ryobi and Milwaukee are both brands that belong to the same company, TTI. Ryobi is the budget brand that uses cheaper parts where as Milwaukee is the premium brand with better quality motors
i've got other ryobi tools / batteries currently, but doesn't seem like there are any current deals for the ryobi impact driver / hammer drill tools only
i've got other ryobi tools / batteries currently, but doesn't seem like there are any current deals for the ryobi impact driver / hammer drill tools only
Milwaukee is more premium, but you won't notice the difference if you're not using the tools at a professional leve.
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I'm using the 2.5ah and 5.0ah high output batteries, though.
I'm using the 2.5ah and 5.0ah high output batteries, though.
*Edit - Just noticed you said impact driver. Regardless, the Hammer Drill hasn't given me any trouble and I've tried 😅
*Edit - Looks like it also works with the 3/8 in. Impact Wrench. Comes to $236.51 after hack.
*Edit2 - Aha! It also works with this kit with the 3/8 high speed ratchet, which is exactly what I wanted. Comes to $226.96 after hack. That makes it $25 cheaper than the kit with the regular "slow" speed ratchet!
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*Edit - Just noticed you said impact driver. Regardless, the Hammer Drill hasn't given me any trouble and I've tried 😅
The balance is poor and it can't drill through much without stopping. Two days ago I was trying to use a 1" hole saw in a 19/32" sheet of plywood and it stopped dead multiple time due to too much load. This was with a fresh high capacity battery.
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The balance is poor and it can't drill through much without stopping. Two days ago I was trying to use a 1" hole saw in a 19/32" sheet of plywood and it stopped dead multiple time due to too much load. This was with a fresh high capacity battery.
Would you not question that there is an obvious issue with the drill if it couldn't drive a 1" hole saw through essentially a 1/2" piece of plywood…? I have non fuel/standard drills that could punch that with no issue
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