[Home Depot] Home Depot Black Friday Ad (Nov.26-Dec. 2)

tehwegz wrote: ↑ Thinking of grabbing that Milwaukee 6pc set with two batteries for $529 anyone else? Thoughts on this deal?

I bought the 5pc $399 set but one of the tools is just a light, so not as much value as in the 6pc set. The $529 set has an angle grinder/cutter and a reciprocating saw. So for $130 more I get much more useful tools.

I already use 3-4 of their power tools at work and really like their stuff.

battsup wrote: ↑ I'm trying to decide on this as well. I have an m12 drill and m12 driver from last year ($139). What I want this year is m18 sawzall and maybe the m18 skilsaw so that would be $198, add on dual pack of 5.0 M18 batteries for 149 and now at total cost of $347. If I want could add the $168 M18 drill/driver combo kit with the 2 2.0 batteries and that brings the total to $515.

But at the same time i'm tempted by the $529 kit because it includes the grinder, but then you end up with only 3.0 batteries instead of 5.0. I'm valuing the bag, charger and flashlight at $40 total since they're not really worth anything on resale market.

Other option is to take the m18 Fuel drill/driver combo kit for 299 with 2x 1.5ah batteries plus take a bare tool (sawzall in my case) and add the circular saw for another 99 so $398 total. But now you've got tiny batteries instead of 3.0 or 5.0. If you add on the $149 pack of 2 5.0 batteries you're up to $547

Cashforlife wrote: ↑
I just bought the Milwaukee M12 tonight. I have a new LED light bar for the truck and I have to replace seven plastic lenses

I don't think I'll have buyer's remorse.

m4gician wrote: ↑ Which $10 coupon. I want to pick this thing up. Trying to get the best value.

Corazu wrote: ↑ Except you're also with Fuel tools in the Drill/Driver, instead of brushed tools. They're much better. The sawzall is not fuel though, but I can't speak to it's power. I've a got a Fuel Sawzall that I managed to snag from a pawn shop and it's a beast. You're also definitely going to want 5.0 batteries for a Sawzall. The drill/drivers can use whatever, and you're going to prefer smaller batteries for those anyways since they're lighter. A 5.0 on a drill is kind of awkward, to be honest. That being said I use 2.0s on mine atm, would like to upgrade to the CP3.0s at some point but I'm in no rush.

sassysue wrote: ↑ Is the Milwaukee tool box good quality? Debating of buying it

Blustreak wrote: ↑ These are the non-HP batteries, so they will not perform as well on brushless tools as the HP line, just an FYI. I would spend the extra $10 and get the HC 2pk.

caraj4u wrote: ↑no deals on the pressure washer. Missed that Wm sunjoe $98 deal.

miscbrah1 wrote: ↑ I have one from Walmart still brand new in box if you want into at cost. Otherwise I'm gonna return it to Walmart

battsup wrote: ↑ I'm trying to decide on this as well. I have an m12 drill and m12 driver from last year ($139). What I want this year is m18 sawzall and maybe the m18 skilsaw so that would be $198, add on dual pack of 5.0 M18 batteries for 149 and now at total cost of $347. If I want could add the $168 M18 drill/driver combo kit with the 2 2.0 batteries and that brings the total to $515.

But at the same time i'm tempted by the $529 kit because it includes the grinder, but then you end up with only 3.0 batteries instead of 5.0. I'm valuing the bag, charger and flashlight at $40 total since they're not really worth anything on resale market.

Other option is to take the m18 Fuel drill/driver combo kit for 299 with 2x 1.5ah batteries plus take a bare tool (sawzall in my case) and add the circular saw for another 99 so $398 total. But now you've got tiny batteries instead of 3.0 or 5.0. If you add on the $149 pack of 2 5.0 batteries you're up to $547

eclone wrote: ↑ Where is the m18 Fuel kit with free tool? Im not seeing it at Homedepot website.

battsup wrote: ↑ https://www.homedepot.ca/product/milwau ... 1001002378

Here you go. $299 for the kit and you choose from one of the promo tools to use as your freebie (sawzall, circular saw, multicrafter, palm sander, grinder or 3.0ah battery)
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/catego ... aukee.html

So either you can buy the $299 drill/driver fuel kit to get a freebie or the $199 5.0ah battery with charger to get a freebie. If you already have the charger the $199 option may not make much sense and you may be better off just buying a bare tool and springing for 2 pack of 5.0 batteries. Depends on your needs I guess. I dont really need the fuel m18 drill/driver but then at the same time its only extra $200 for that set with 2x2.0ah batteries. I think i've finally made my decision and going to jump on Drill/Driver, sawzall, circular saw and 2x5.0ah batteries for $547+tax

frosken wrote: ↑ FYI: The $299 kit is brushless but not Fuel. Many years ago, Brushless = Fuel, but not anymore.