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RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless Combo Kit (4-Tool) w/ (2) Compact Batteries for $176 w/FS

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May 7th, 2020 4:06 pm

immad01 [OP]: Deal Addict; Jan 24, 2013; 1623 posts; 9342 upvotes; MILTON

May 7th, 2020 4:06 pm

[Home Depot] RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless Combo Kit (4-Tool) w/ (2) Compact Batteries for $176 w/FS

Deal Link:: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ryobi- ... 1000751344
Price:: $176
Retailer:: Home Depot

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Model # P883 Store SKU # 1000751344

Drill boasts 0-440 / 0-1600 RPM (no load speed)
Circular saw runs at 0-4700 RPM (no load speed) with left side blade for better cut line visibility
Reciprocating saw has 0-3100 SPM (no load speed)
Swivel head work light directs light where needed and has a removable lens for easy bulb changes
Works with all ONE+ batteries
Includes P271 drill with screwdriver bit, P504G circular saw with blade, P515 reciprocating saw with blade, P701G flashlight, P118 dual chemistry charger, 2 P102 18V ONE+ compact lithium-ion batteries, tool bag and operators manuals

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May 7th, 2020 4:36 pm

2Sedins1Cup: Deal Addict; May 24, 2011; 1761 posts; 624 upvotes; Canada

May 7th, 2020 4:36 pm

good deal op

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May 11th, 2020 11:07 am

AndrewBond: Sr. Member; Apr 12, 2013; 727 posts; 675 upvotes; BC

May 11th, 2020 11:07 am

Batteries are only 1.3ah, a third of most others. Otherwise a good find OP.

May 14th, 2020 4:05 am

traktion: Deal Addict; Aug 12, 2003; 1344 posts; 558 upvotes; Hamilton

May 14th, 2020 4:05 am

AndrewBond wrote: ↑Batteries are only 1.3ah, a third of most others. Otherwise a good find OP.

Most are on the 2ah game so that's not far off essentially with both batteries a 2.6ah solution. This is a great weekend warrior kit but obviously not for the deck or play ground builder. Excellent price.

May 14th, 2020 8:23 am

lindmar: Deal Addict; Mar 28, 2004; 4647 posts; 545 upvotes

May 14th, 2020 8:23 am

This is a really good set. Bought two years ago. Batteries are crazy good, last forever. I have used all the tools. Used the circular saw a TON today. Need to find new blades for the other saw.

May 14th, 2020 1:34 pm

Arrow: Deal Fanatic; Apr 1, 2001; 6584 posts; 1170 upvotes

May 14th, 2020 1:34 pm

lindmar wrote: ↑ This is a really good set. Bought two years ago. Batteries are crazy good, last forever. I have used all the tools. Used the circular saw a TON today. Need to find new blades for the other saw.

Good to know... I didn't think 1.3 aH batteries would last very long in a circular saw.

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May 14th, 2020 3:16 pm

lindmar: Deal Addict; Mar 28, 2004; 4647 posts; 545 upvotes

May 14th, 2020 3:16 pm

Arrow wrote: ↑ Good to know... I didn't think 1.3 aH batteries would last very long in a circular saw.

With heavy use they will wear out, good to keep the two charged and rotating. That is the biggest drain.

May 17th, 2020 10:57 pm

redi2roc: Sr. Member; Oct 8, 2005; 921 posts; 130 upvotes

May 17th, 2020 10:57 pm

Which tool echo system is the best to get into? I wanted yard tools (trimmer/blower/mower) too seems only Ryobi has these options. The Rigid line seems really good too as I plan to learn how to become a DIY'er eventually,(build decks etc etc). For tools only is it better to get the 4ah Rigid line w/octane? And get a separate yard tools line like Ryobi?

May 17th, 2020 11:56 pm

Ikarasu: Sr. Member; Sep 9, 2008; 730 posts; 306 upvotes; Langley

May 17th, 2020 11:56 pm

redi2roc wrote: ↑ Which tool echo system is the best to get into? I wanted yard tools (trimmer/blower/mower) too seems only Ryobi has these options. The Rigid line seems really good too as I plan to learn how to become a DIY'er eventually,(build decks etc etc). For tools only is it better to get the 4ah Rigid line w/octane? And get a separate yard tools line like Ryobi?

I would go with ryobi for both. People shit on it because its cheap - but it has its benefits. It's especially good for a diyer... They have so many tools. If you.need a specific tool... You'll be dropping 75-100 on it vs 2-300 with other brands.

Would I bring a ryobi sds+ drill to drill 500 holes in concrete? No.... But for a diyer and even moderate workplace ryobi is great.

I however wouldn't get this set. They just had a $186 for brushless drill/driver + impact, as well as a free tool... It Had the option for circular or reciprocating saw. Their brushless line has a 3 year warranty on it.

Ryobi days are supposed to happen in end of May - June.. It may be delayed due to covid... But look at least years prices and deals, if you're just starting out with ryobi.... It's worth the wait.

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May 18th, 2020 12:25 am

russbarden: Sr. Member; Jan 4, 2013; 591 posts; 206 upvotes

May 18th, 2020 12:25 am

redi2roc wrote: ↑ Which tool echo system is the best to get into? I wanted yard tools (trimmer/blower/mower) too seems only Ryobi has these options. The Rigid line seems really good too as I plan to learn how to become a DIY'er eventually,(build decks etc etc). For tools only is it better to get the 4ah Rigid line w/octane? And get a separate yard tools line like Ryobi?

DIY go Ryobi. If they fail/break they are cheap enough to replace. I love my milwaukee tools but if I could redo it I would have just bought Ryobi, saved the extra money and bought more. All the Ryobi tools I have I like and they have come a far way from their early cheaper days and for light yardwork they have a nice collection of 18v yard tools (weed wacker/mowers/etc.). They do have some decent big lot tool deals once in a while with 6/8/10 tool combos.

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May 18th, 2020 2:06 am

sleepyguy: Deal Fanatic; Jun 11, 2001; 9475 posts; 1608 upvotes

May 18th, 2020 2:06 am

Well said... this combo is pretty bad imho. The brushless deal is miles ahead of this... yes even with the $20 hike in price at $188, from a few days ago.

Ikarasu wrote: ↑ I would go with ryobi for both. People shit on it because its cheap - but it has its benefits. It's especially good for a diyer... They have so many tools. If you.need a specific tool... You'll be dropping 75-100 on it vs 2-300 with other brands.

Would I bring a ryobi sds+ drill to drill 500 holes in concrete? No.... But for a diyer and even moderate workplace ryobi is great.

I however wouldn't get this set. They just had a $186 for brushless drill/driver + impact, as well as a free tool... It Had the option for circular or reciprocating saw. Their brushless line has a 3 year warranty on it.

Ryobi days are supposed to happen in end of May - June.. It may be delayed due to covid... But look at least years prices and deals, if you're just starting out with ryobi.... It's worth the wait.

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