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popularpennysave posted Yesterday 7:00 AM

$124: DEWALT 2-Tool 20-Volt Max Power Tool Combo Kit (2-Batteries and charger Included) | DCK240C2 at Lowe's

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Lowe's has DEWALT 2-Tool 20-Volt Max Power Tool Combo Kit with Soft Case (2-Batteries and charger Included) | DCK240C2 for $124.
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  • Versatile Jobsite Performance - Tackle drilling and fastening applications with a compact cordless combo kit built for everyday productivity
  • Work Efficiently in Tight Spaces - Compact, lightweight tool designs help reduce fatigue and improve access in confined areas
  • Control Your Speed - Two-speed transmission of drill supports drilling and fastening with settings of 0 to 450 and 0 to 1500 revolutions per minute
  • Power Through Demanding Work - High-output drill motor delivers up to 300 unit watts out (UWO) for dependable performance on a wide range of jobs
  • Hold Bits Securely - 1/2 inch single-sleeve ratcheting chuck helps provide strong bit retention during drilling applications
  • Drive Fasteners with One Hand - 1/4-inch hex chuck on impact driver allows quick, convenient bit changes with one-handed loading
  • Brighten Dim Work Areas - Three LED lights on the impact driver help improve visibility with reduced shadows during close-quarter fastening
  • Stay Ready to Go - Kit includes drill driver, impact driver, two 20V MAX* 1.3 amp hour batteries, charger, and storage bag
  • Expand Your System - Batteries are compatible with the DEWALT 20V MAX* system, giving you access to a wide range of cordless tools

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...d/50169133
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Lowe's has DEWALT 2-Tool 20-Volt Max Power Tool Combo Kit with Soft Case (2-Batteries and charger Included) | DCK240C2 for $124.
Shipping is free. Deal for today only.


About
  • Versatile Jobsite Performance - Tackle drilling and fastening applications with a compact cordless combo kit built for everyday productivity
  • Work Efficiently in Tight Spaces - Compact, lightweight tool designs help reduce fatigue and improve access in confined areas
  • Control Your Speed - Two-speed transmission of drill supports drilling and fastening with settings of 0 to 450 and 0 to 1500 revolutions per minute
  • Power Through Demanding Work - High-output drill motor delivers up to 300 unit watts out (UWO) for dependable performance on a wide range of jobs
  • Hold Bits Securely - 1/2 inch single-sleeve ratcheting chuck helps provide strong bit retention during drilling applications
  • Drive Fasteners with One Hand - 1/4-inch hex chuck on impact driver allows quick, convenient bit changes with one-handed loading
  • Brighten Dim Work Areas - Three LED lights on the impact driver help improve visibility with reduced shadows during close-quarter fastening
  • Stay Ready to Go - Kit includes drill driver, impact driver, two 20V MAX* 1.3 amp hour batteries, charger, and storage bag
  • Expand Your System - Batteries are compatible with the DEWALT 20V MAX* system, giving you access to a wide range of cordless tools

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...d/50169133

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Yesterday 7:03 AM
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pdnhsaYesterday 7:03 AM
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Brush tools like these are obsolete ! 😇😱
Yesterday 10:43 AM
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GRJ_MIAYesterday 10:43 AM
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Quote from pdnhsa :
Brush tools like these are obsolete ! 😇😱
Thanks for the update Mr. Fuel. I just built a deck last week with this exact setup guess I should take it down and build it again with some brushless Chinese Milwaukees.
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Yesterday 12:19 PM
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JohnnySlick777Yesterday 12:19 PM
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Quote from GRJ_MIA :
I just built a deck last week with this exact setup guess I should take it down and build it again with some brushless Chinese Milwaukees.
It probably took you 5 times longer using this crap...lol
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Yesterday 4:37 PM
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morbieYesterday 4:37 PM
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Quote from GRJ_MIA :
Thanks for the update Mr. Fuel. I just built a deck last week with this exact setup guess I should take it down and build it again with some brushless Chinese Milwaukees.
Are you saying the tools you used weren't manufactured abroad?
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Yesterday 5:29 PM
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ShonryuYesterday 5:29 PM
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Quote from JohnnySlick777 :
It probably took you 5 times longer using this crap...lol
My dad has a contractor and design business. He specializes in commercial building and has multiple brush dewalt tools that still get the jobs done. For most weekend warriors this is more than capable for people on a budget. Before there was brushless there were brushed and they were more than capable then and still are now.
Yesterday 6:34 PM
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JohnnySlick777Yesterday 6:34 PM
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Quote from Shonryu :
My dad has a contractor and design business. He specializes in commercial building and has multiple brush dewalt tools that still get the jobs done. For most weekend warriors this is more than capable for people on a budget. Before there was brushless there were brushed and they were more than capable then and still are now.
What you don't understand is, there are far better, far superior and much faster tools in the upper end budget tool world for the same price range as this crap! And they come with larger ah capacity batteries with a faster charger!
Last edited by JohnnySlick777 July 25, 2026 at 11:37 AM.
Yesterday 6:41 PM
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darkangelman1Yesterday 6:41 PM
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Quote from JohnnySlick777 :
It probably took you 5 times longer using this crap...lol
Guys I'm 56 I had to retire to do a spinal injury after being a carpenter since the age of 15 with my best friend dad's business I learned a trade and used a lot of different drills. I started out with the old basic Makita was only lasted until the batteries were shot and way too expensive to buy new ones. I've had Craftsman I've had Porter Cable which was a joke I only bought that because this old house was promoting them. I have a 14-volt Porter-Cable that I put on the railing of a deck I had built about 6 ft off the ground it fell over and landed on to soft dirt soft black dirt and shattered the entire housing it was brand new messed up the trigger everything I couldn't believe it how cheaply made it was took that back went and got DeWalt. I used DeWalt until we upgraded to Milwaukee I went out and bought Milwaukee after trying it out for a couple years for myself paid $199 for both of them and can you believe I barely even use it for my personal home use and the clutch went out on it and I'm talking probably didn't even use it 10 times and not heavily I even paid for the extended warranty which made it 7 years and it went out and they wouldn't even cover it my batteries barely hold a charge for for no much I use them. I hear a lot of good things about the DeWalt XR top of line brand but I'm starting to hear a lot of people's liking the rigid pro line seems ok. But I'm not impressed by Milwaukee anymore. You know there's an old myth on MythBusters that a hammerhead doesn't explode they were wrong I witnessed it twice my friend's estwing hammer or just nailing and roofing nails for siding when part of the edge exploded off and he was using that same Hammer to help bust up some concrete on front door steps when it completely shattered it did give up a lifetime of service don't get me wrong but they claim that hammerheads don't explode and I have seen it twice.
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Yesterday 6:55 PM
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wisecrewYesterday 6:55 PM
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Quote from JohnnySlick777 :
What you don't understand is, there are far better, far superior and much faster tools in the upper end budget tool world for the same price range as this crap! And they come with larger ah capacity batteries with a faster charger!
Can you share some links? ty
Yesterday 7:15 PM
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ToolNutYesterday 7:15 PM
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I laugh whenever I see this set posted because it is so far out of date but yet Dewalt still sells 10s of thousands of them every year which is why the set still exists after all these years. Not a bad drill or impact on anyway shape or form but if you increase your budget by $50 you can get a newer brushless set and probably larger ah batteries to allow you to work longer and a lot less weight!
Yesterday 7:26 PM
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hclark7011Yesterday 7:26 PM
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[QUOTE=pennysave;185719989]Lowe's has DEWALT 2-Tool 20-Volt Max Power Tool







Good stuff.
Yesterday 7:26 PM
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hclark7011Yesterday 7:26 PM
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good stuff
Yesterday 10:19 PM
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JohnnySlick777Yesterday 10:19 PM
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Quote from wisecrew :
Can you share some links? ty
DCK227D2 kit
https://slickdeals.net/f/19684308

For $50 more, If you are willing to push it to the $200 mark, you can get into the premium XR line, like the DCD800 drill/DCF850 driver.

I patiently waited and purchased single tools and battery deals.
DCD800D2 drill kit with two 2ah batteries for $112.
DCF860 Driver $99
DCS565 saw $99
6ah battery with 6 Amp charger $62

All tools I bought are premium XR top of the line models.

Dewalt has only one or two kits with nothing but premium tools, but will cost you much more.
Yesterday 11:21 PM
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bradymartinYesterday 11:21 PM
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im waiting for a good deal on the atomic line.

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