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forum thread Posted by Dabears34 • Jan 8, 2025
forum thread Posted by Dabears34 • Jan 8, 2025

Dewalt Circular Saw Hammer Drill Reciprocating Saw With 2x 5AH Powerstack Batteries $379

$379

$499

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If you need all 4, its a pretty pretty good deal using coupon code 287684.

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DCD996B Hammer Drill
DCS590B Circular Saw
DCS384B Reciprocating Saw
2x 5AH Powerstack Batteries
6Amp Charger
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287684

https://www.northerntool.com/prod...h2-6123837

If you need all 4, its a pretty pretty good deal using coupon code 287684.

Looks like these are the models:

DCD996B Hammer Drill
DCS590B Circular Saw
DCS384B Reciprocating Saw
2x 5AH Powerstack Batteries
6Amp Charger

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Jan 8, 2025
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pyrokid73
Jan 8, 2025
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Interesting, that 2nd pic shows both powerstack batteries, 1.7ah & 5ah, but description says 2x 5ah... 🤔
Jan 8, 2025
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CalmSquirrel882
Jan 8, 2025
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It is 179.99 at Lowes if you can find it.
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b00gersugar
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cheaper to get it from flippers on ebay or facebook. as mentioned above, this was on clearance at lowes for a while.

and before anyone comes in screeching about warranties, dewalt doesn't care where the tool came from. when you RMA any dewalt tool, all they ask for is the production code and serial (on tools that have serials). that's it. bought dewalt and milwaukee stuff from randos on ebay and facebook before, never had trouble getting service on them

as for the tools themselves, the is drill is ancient and has been discontinued. the charger in the kit is really bad, it doesn't have a fan like the 8ah/12ah chargers do, flexvolt batteries get really hot and die on these. everything else in the kit is fine. the kit is not worth 380
Last edited by b00gersugar January 7, 2025 at 09:44 PM.
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joeystalin
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Quote from b00gersugar :
and before anyone comes in screeching about warranties, dewalt doesn't care where the tool came from. when you RMA any dewalt tool, all they ask for is the production code and serial (on tools that have serials). that's it. bought dewalt and milwaukee stuff from randos on ebay and facebook before, never had trouble getting service on them
i haven't had any luck finding a retailer anywhere near me that will handle dewalt warranties. i have a bad trigger on one saw and a 6ah battery that won't hold charge. not sure what i'm supposed to do with them, pay my own money to ship them?
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FeistyBanana5234
Jan 8, 2025
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Quote from CalmSquirrel882 :
It is 179.99 at Lowes if you can find it.

I found one and they said it was $349
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Dabears34
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Quote from FeistyBanana5234 :
I found one and they said it was $349

Can you share the item number? I can't seem to find it
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FeistyBanana5234
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Quote from dabears34 :
can you share the item number? i can't seem to find it

5332012

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Jan 8, 2025
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joeystalin
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Quote from CalmSquirrel882 :
It is 179.99 at Lowes if you can find it.
No it isn't.
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BRospert
Jan 9, 2025
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Quote from joeystalin :
No it isn't.
This isn't the exact same model set that Lowe's had but the XR Power Detect set that had the same tools & Two 5ah PowerStack Batteries was/is $174 at Lowe's.
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b00gersugar
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Quote from joeystalin :
i haven't had any luck finding a retailer anywhere near me that will handle dewalt warranties. i have a bad trigger on one saw and a 6ah battery that won't hold charge. not sure what i'm supposed to do with them, pay my own money to ship them?
wtf are you talking about? why retailers? why would a RETAILER handle a MANUFACTURER warranty? go to dewalt's website, fill out RMA form, and they will send you a new battery. they won't even ask you to send it back. milwaukee provides free return labels when you claim their warranty

you blew my mind. i did not know people could be this... let's say interesting.
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Jan 11, 2025
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joeystalin
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Quote from b00gersugar :
wtf are you talking about? why retailers? why would a RETAILER handle a MANUFACTURER warranty? go to dewalt's website, fill out RMA form, and they will send you a new battery. they won't even ask you to send it back. milwaukee provides free return labels when you claim their warranty

you blew my mind. i did not know people could be this... let's say interesting.
Ok neck beard, you get off on acting superior on the internet? Get a life.

https://www.dewalt.com/support/warranty

2. Visit the DEWALT Service Center nearest you. A Service Technician will evaluate the product and replace the bit free of charge if it failed prematurely and the wear mark is still present. Go to https://www.dewalt.com/service-center to find one of 20 factory-owned locations or one of more than 600 authorized independent repair shops.

3.Visit your local professional retailer. The retailer can evaluate the product and replace the bit from stock or work with DEWALT's Customer Service Team to order a replacement that can be shipped directly to you at no charge.

Boy, I wonder why I thought I could visit a retailer to get a warranty service performed? Maybe because it's on the Dewalt website?
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