Select Home Depot Stores (Link for
Reference Only) have
30-Piece Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE Impact-Duty Alloy Steel Drill and Screw Driver Bit Set with Right Angle Adapter (48-32-5158) on sale for
$7.52 valid for In-Store Purchase Only. You may
select a store then
refer to the product page to see if a
See In-Store Clearance Price option is available on the page to check possible pricing details for
In-Store Purchase.
- Note: Pricing and availability will vary by your selected store.
Thanks to Community Member
thedarsts for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- WEAR GUARD TIP protects fit over the life of the bit
- Optimized SHOCK ZONE absorbs peak torque and prevents breaking
- CUSTOM ALLOY76 Steel is engineered to extend bit life
- Precise fit, custom machined tip prevents stripping and reduces wobble
- Right Angle Adapter has 1.4" Slim Profile for tight access
- For use with 1/4" Hex Shank Accessories
- Laser etched size for easy identification
- Includes:
- 1x Compact Magnetic Bit Holder
- 1x Right Angle Adapter
- 23x 1" Insert Bits:
- 2x PH1, 5x PH2, 2x PH3, 2x SQ1, 4x SQ2, 2x SQ3, 3x T20, 3x T25
- 5x 2" Power Bits:
- 2x PH2, 1x SQ2, 1x T20, 1x T25
Top Comments
- Click the OP's link.
- Select your local store in the top left of the screen.
- Look at the prominently displayed online price ($29.88) for this item in the top right of your screen.
- If, and only if, the item is on clearance at your selected store then directly below the price you will see a link that states "See In-Store Clearance Price". You will not see that link if that store does not have the item on clearance.
- If you can see that link then click it to see the clearance price at that specific store. You can also see the inventory level for the item displayed in the "At Your Store" box.
I tried this for over a dozen Home Depot stores in south Florida, and all but two had the item on clearance. The majority had a clearance price of $15.04, but several had the OP's clearance price of $7.52.
Downvoting this post is ridiculous. It's offering a really slick deal (~75% off a Milwaukee product!) where you can determine whether the item is on clearance at your local Home Depot before leaving your home. And you don't even need Brickseek to do that.
That said, there is obviously no guarantee that you will be able to actually get your hands on the item even if the Home Depot web site says it is in stock on clearance. Their web site is notorious for displaying inflated inventory levels, so I'd be very wary if you see that your selected store only has 1 or 2 of the item in stock. Maybe you can still get it, but don't assume that you can.
I can understand why some may downvote posts where you have to visit the store and go to the clearance section to see if the deal is actually available to you. But this deal isn't like that.
When I think YMMV, I'm thinking you have a chance of getting something due to unique circumstances, and the outcome can be either the discount or nothing. Things like: the store is set to be closed down and the info isn't public, you bought exactly 3 screws 12 days ago to qualify, the discount only applies if the salesperson that helped you was named Dan, etc.
The YMMV posts here are basically, "If it's not out of stock." That applies to almost every deal - can't get a discount if the item isn't in stock.
A couple weeks ago, I was at HD and vaguely remembered a YMMV post that brought a $200 thing down to $75 (similar clearance situation to this). It was a at least a week old deal, but I decided to take a quick look. The shelf labels had a different price, but when the employee scanned it, it was still $75. Got $300 worth of stuff for $150 because for that YMMV post.
So, yeah, keep the YMMV posts coming.
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I've been able to take advantage of a few of these deals over the years, but only by inputting the zip code. Yup, they shipped the item from THAT store.
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- Click the OP's link.
- Select your local store in the top left of the screen.
- Look at the prominently displayed online price ($29.88) for this item in the top right of your screen.
- If, and only if, the item is on clearance at your selected store then directly below the price you will see a link that states "See In-Store Clearance Price". You will not see that link if that store does not have the item on clearance.
- If you can see that link then click it to see the clearance price at that specific store. You can also see the inventory level for the item displayed in the "At Your Store" box.
I tried this for over a dozen Home Depot stores in south Florida, and all but two had the item on clearance. The majority had a clearance price of $15.04, but several had the OP's clearance price of $7.52.
Downvoting this post is ridiculous. It's offering a really slick deal (~75% off a Milwaukee product!) where you can determine whether the item is on clearance at your local Home Depot before leaving your home. And you don't even need Brickseek to do that.
That said, there is obviously no guarantee that you will be able to actually get your hands on the item even if the Home Depot web site says it is in stock on clearance. Their web site is notorious for displaying inflated inventory levels, so I'd be very wary if you see that your selected store only has 1 or 2 of the item in stock. Maybe you can still get it, but don't assume that you can.
I can understand why some may downvote posts where you have to visit the store and go to the clearance section to see if the deal is actually available to you. But this deal isn't like that.
I've been able to take advantage of a few of these deals over the years, but only by inputting the zip code. Yup, they shipped the item from THAT store.
When I think YMMV, I'm thinking you have a chance of getting something due to unique circumstances, and the outcome can be either the discount or nothing. Things like: the store is set to be closed down and the info isn't public, you bought exactly 3 screws 12 days ago to qualify, the discount only applies if the salesperson that helped you was named Dan, etc.
The YMMV posts here are basically, "If it's not out of stock." That applies to almost every deal - can't get a discount if the item isn't in stock.
A couple weeks ago, I was at HD and vaguely remembered a YMMV post that brought a $200 thing down to $75 (similar clearance situation to this). It was a at least a week old deal, but I decided to take a quick look. The shelf labels had a different price, but when the employee scanned it, it was still $75. Got $300 worth of stuff for $150 because for that YMMV post.
So, yeah, keep the YMMV posts coming.
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"This item isn't eligible for online order Pickup, but it is on Clearance at Elston/Leavitt. While supplies last. See low price"
7.52 in Chicago- Elston
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I was the first one to get it at my local store since they needed a ladder to get them up front to be transferred to clearance shelf in the back.
Tempted to buy another since there were still 5 left but my mama always tells me that sharing is caring.
Happy hunting!
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