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Model: RIDGID 18V Cordless Combo Kit (6-Tool) with (1) 2.0 Ah Battery, Charger and Tool Bag
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One 2ah battery? Good tools and still a good deal for all that, but for anyone that intends to use these very much, that battery is going to be a limiting factor.
One 2ah battery? Good tools and still a good deal for all that, but for anyone that intends to use these very much, that battery is going to be a limiting factor.
Agree. For the saw, we need 4ah else you will be looking for the charger in no time.
people complaining about battery capacity and not being brushed when it's 6 tools for 200 bucks...
My question is, for the type of person who's gonna buy this (casual DIYer) is it meaningfully better than ryobi? retail for $200 with reciprocating saw and multitool instead of vacuum and radio (which honestly, those seem useless). And I just got an open box for $135 on ebay
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And don't forget to sign up for LSA (and then make sure it goes thru, then take a screenshot for your records)
And don't forget to sign up for LSA (and then make sure it goes thru, then take a screenshot for your records)
I get it. It's their free insurance from the regular use of their tools
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That ain't terrible either
My question is, for the type of person who's gonna buy this (casual DIYer) is it meaningfully better than ryobi? retail for $200 with reciprocating saw and multitool instead of vacuum and radio (which honestly, those seem useless). And I just got an open box for $135 on ebay
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