YMMV 20V MAX PEX Expansion Tool Kit (DCE400D1, with 1/2-in and 3/4-in) $319 at Lowe's

reallifegameboy

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reallifegameboy

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Screenshot of my e-receipt attached. This kit includes the DCE400B, 1/2" and 3/4" heads, 2Ah battery, charger, expansion grease, and a case.

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Joebargain

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Joebargain

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Nice find

icecap0

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icecap0

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I've been waiting for a deal on this pex expansion tool for years now, but of course it's a YMMV with no way of checking without gambling with your time traveling to the store.

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GreyHill170

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GreyHill170

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I've used both this tool and the Milwaukee M12 version, and I prefer this one.

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Th3InfamousI

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Th3InfamousI

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Quote from icecap0

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I've been waiting for a deal on this pex expansion tool for years now, but of course it's a YMMV with no way of checking without gambling with your time traveling to the store.

full price is worth the money for this tool if you use it. The amount of time/effort saved is huge.

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Strikercyb

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Strikercyb

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I've use this and the Milwaukee 12v. Both performed flawlessly. For the pro, it doesn't matter but for homeowner doesn't know much like me, it's easier to use and more leak proof than cinch or clamp.

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CyanPencil512

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CyanPencil512

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Quote from Strikercyb

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I've use this and the Milwaukee 12v. Both performed flawlessly. For the pro, it doesn't matter but for homeowner doesn't know much like me, it's easier to use and more leak proof than cinch or clamp.

Yes.

After working with PEX-A, I would never want to work with any other plumbing fitting type again if I had a choice.

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apull

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apull

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Quote from Th3InfamousI

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full price is worth the money for this tool if you use it. The amount of time/effort saved is huge.

This is probably the best tool I ever bought, and I only did one project with it…plus the occasional few quick upgrades that it makes insanely easy.

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warezdog

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warezdog

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Quote from apull

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This is probably the best tool I ever bought, and I only did one project with it…plus the occasional few quick upgrades that it makes insanely easy.

Agreed, even if it's one project it's well worth it even if you sold it for half after.

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PM-Me-Your-Coupons

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PM-Me-Your-Coupons

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This is a great tool. I got this on Amazon right after covid for $229 on a lightning deal. Used it to replumb my bathroom. A bit heavy compared to the Milwaukee but stillGood for my needs

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Th3InfamousI

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Th3InfamousI

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Quote from apull

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This is probably the best tool I ever bought, and I only did one project with it…plus the occasional few quick upgrades that it makes insanely easy.

if it was $229 it's worth buying just to have for later. Honestly to save $80-100, I wouldn't buy it just to put on the shelf. Doesn't make sense, might as well pay the extra when you actually need it.

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Th3InfamousI

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Th3InfamousI

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Quote from apull

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This is probably the best tool I ever bought, and I only did one project with it…plus the occasional few quick upgrades that it makes insanely easy.

what "quick upgrades"? I've used mine for the Laundry room but going to re-do all lines here probably this fall. My House im remodeling and the copper is in the slab and it's about at the end of its life so while I got all the Sheetrock off I'll just plumb in new lines into my utility room. Will just install a manifold and make home run lines to the respective sink/toilet

jnick831

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lots of comments about how great this is but do you need to be a plumber to use this tool?

IamWU

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IamWU

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Anyone have any luck finding this ? App also showing oos. Also brick seek

fatbird3

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Quote from jnick831

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lots of comments about how great this is but do you need to be a plumber to use this tool?

If you don't do a lot of plumbing work this tool is probably not worth the cost. You can rent one or use a manual expansion tool for the rare case where you need it. Plumbers get a ton of value out of these but for a DIYer I don't think it makes much sense to buy one.

Product Description:	Expand PEX Type-A tubing from 3/8-in to 1-in with the 20V MAX Cordless 1-in PEX Expander, the fastest PEX Expander on the market. An automatic rotating head helps to ensure even expansion. The bright onboard LED work light and full trigger actuation make it an excellent tool in dimly lit, tight spaces. Carry this tool conveniently around the jobsite with a dual-sided hang hook and belt hook. Rubber overmold on the handle provides an ergonomic grip to keep you comfortable all day. This tool uses DEWALT® PEX Heads, and it is compatible with leading competitive PEX heads. DEWALT 20V MAX PEX Expansion Tool Kit (1/2-in and 3/4-in) Rubber in Yellow \| DCE400D1
Product SKU:	5001883757_5001883757
UPC:	885911502405

YMMV 20V MAX PEX Expansion Tool Kit (DCE400D1, with 1/2-in and 3/4-in) $319 at Lowe's

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