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Post #126919843 added 04-18-2019 1:28 PM by Stev3p in Deal Talk
They had this for 259 earlier in the month..
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Post #126825286 added 04-14-2019 11:41 AM by singh242 in Deal Talk
Is this better than 259 deal that was here few weeks back. I can return and get these
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Post #126676570 added 04-07-2019 1:44 PM by JeremyJ4602 in Deal Talk
Would y’all go with this or Milwaukee? There is a deal on both right now. Iv already got an older m18 sawzaw without a battery, so there is that perk. But the lifetime warranty if rigid is very nice
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Post #126666136 added 04-06-2019 9:33 PM by dougscar56 in Deal Talk
I purchased this set for this price around the same time last year when it was on sale. I am a light duty user, but loved the safety net of replacement if something ever breaks. We've built a storage...
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Post #126653782 added 04-06-2019 6:09 AM by sportsjunkie in Deal Talk
Thanks, but I want the life time guarantee.
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Post #126653044 added 04-06-2019 4:32 AM by grassroots_1 in Deal Talk
For lighter use around the home doing mostly lighter work I would go with the milwaukee m12 set that the depot has right now for 129.00 for both drill driver and impact with 4 batteries. It's an...
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Post #126652669 added 04-06-2019 2:51 AM by dezul in Deal Talk
I picked up this set yesterday. The LSA process is kinda a pain in the butt. Is it just as painful to replace items? I picked up this set cause of all the tools it has over the grinder set. My...
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Post #126651625 added 04-05-2019 11:11 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
I like my Ridgid stuff, but I'm on my second terrible experience with the LSA. I really cannot recommend them anymore...
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Post #126651595 added 04-05-2019 11:07 PM by RyanR4329 in Deal Talk
Depends if you need a grinder and impact wrench, more automotive geared. Or a sawzall and a 7 1/4 circular saw, more geared towards construction.
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Post #126648688 added 04-05-2019 7:19 PM by scottk1973 in Deal Talk
Lifetime Parts so you’re covered
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Post #126646558 added 04-05-2019 5:02 PM by holycow1 in Deal Talk
Is this set better, or not comparable to, the other 5-tool Ridgid set on sale at HD for $259...
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Post #126645568 added 04-05-2019 4:04 PM by ArbitrageIA in Deal Talk
Take a look at the Milwaukee m12 system. Similar but better. The Ridgid 12v system I bought into 5ish years ago but they never released a decent ecosystem, so I ended up with the drill impact and...
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Post #126645112 added 04-05-2019 3:37 PM by Lumas976 in Deal Talk
I have multiple sets of 18v ridgid tools but I still keep a 12v around the house for small jobs. Easier to jeep in a drawer.
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Post #126645085 added 04-05-2019 3:36 PM by Lumas976 in Deal Talk
Having had both ridgid (both brush and brushless) and ryobi, I would definitely go with the regular ridgid over the brushless ryobi. They are just built better and will perform better.
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Post #126644719 added 04-05-2019 3:13 PM by hosser in Deal Talk
Which would be a more reliable set for the money a brushless Ryobi set or a non brushless Ridgid set?
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Post #126644656 added 04-05-2019 3:09 PM by The Lab in Deal Talk
You DO NOT want a single big drill for multiple tasks. Most of your drilling and driving will be light duty. Having a bigger drill makes that arduous and just not fun. I prefer a light drill/driver...
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Post #126625990 added 04-04-2019 8:08 PM by sportsjunkie in Deal Talk
I already have the 18V pair. I am just a weekend user. Something lighter for smaller jobs is what I am looking for. This set would be great if I didn’t already have the drill/driver.
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Post #126625915 added 04-04-2019 8:04 PM by diversification in Deal Talk
Out of curiosity, is there a reason you're interested in it? I assumed the 18V would be preferred in pretty much every scenario. Have I missed something?
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Post #126625822 added 04-04-2019 8:00 PM by sportsjunkie in Deal Talk
Why isn’t the Ridgid 12V Cordless Drill/Driver combo ever on sale?
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Post #126622711 added 04-04-2019 5:20 PM by laddy451 in Deal Talk
So far from what I've seen besides the new octane specific tools they appear to be comparable. Generally tools that are power/battery intensive benefit from upgraded battery technology ex saws and...
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