50% off select Dewalt power tools @ Home Depot

[pronstar]

Thought some of y’all would appreciate this.
Includes battery and charger.
I picked up a recip & circular saw, and grinder.


https://www.homedepot.com/SpecialBu...ickid=VKmWP4wrzxyJU800MSU5wRc5Ukn2tRzeP1Uozk0


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[WhatExit?]

Thanks. It's tempting but I've got a number of the Red (Milwaukee) products and don't want to run 2 sets of batteries & tools

 

[havasujeeper]

I also just picked up a new 20v DeWalt SawZall so I could toss my old 18V DeWalt into the trash. Marketing geniuses, damn them.

 

[wzuber]

Thanks for posting that, there is some tempting offers there, however, without having recently shopped those prices it appears there is some pretty good deals (10"/15 amp table saw for instance) but the retail price on several of the items seems way inflated to me so the "discounted price just appears to be a market retail price.... IDK....The 2 pack battery specifically for example or the 6-1/2" circular saw.

 

[JDKRXW]

20v recip saw = $119
20v recip saw with 4 amp battery =$129

 

[Kachina26]

Thanks. It's tempting but I've got a number of the Red (Milwaukee) products and don't want to run 2 sets of batteries & tools

Same boat here.

 

[Bpracing1127]

I run Milwaukee so eff dewalt

 

[Xring01]

I am doing my best not to buy some stuff...

 

[Nordie]

I only have one Dewalt power tool, and it is that portable table saw, that price is a smoking good deal. It came out of the box with the fence square and it folds up insanely nice. I'm pretty sure I paid around $540 at Lowes for that same setup. Plus I really like the rack and pinion fence vs the traditional style, it's fast and accurate. Rest of my tools are all Makita as far as cordless power tools go.

 

[wzuber]

I only have one Dewalt power tool, and it is that portable table saw, that price is a smoking good deal. It came out of the box with the fence square and it folds up insanely nice. I'm pretty sure I paid around $540 at Lowes for that same setup. Plus I really like the rack and pinion fence vs the traditional style, it's fast and accurate. Rest of my tools are all Makita as far as cordless power tools go.

@Nordie (or anyone else using that particular tool)
interesting..how well does the motor handle a heavy load, say like ripping a full sheet of 3/4"+ plywood and having a little bind along the way from line correction etc. Or 45* miter ripping a 4"x4" length?

 

[Nordie]

@Nordie (or anyone else using that particular tool)
interesting..how well does the motor handle a heavy load, say like ripping a full sheet of 3/4"+ plywood and having a little bind along the way from line correction etc. Or 45* miter ripping a 4"x4" length?

I've never had a problem with 3/4 ply at all, I do still have the ribbing knife on it though. I had to rip a bunch of 2x4's down to 2 1/2" and it would bog down and sometimes pop the breaker. The 2x's were pretty wet and twisted though. The dust collector comes off easily for cleaning, but I usually hook up my shop-vac with a bag inside (easier to throw away for a home gamer like me). It's a great saw and folds up nice and compact for my garage.

 

[SoCalDave]

Iv'e switched to Makita for my cordless stuff but still run corded Dewalt.

 

[Jed-O]

2 1/2 finger discount?

 

[NicPaus]

Home depot in Torrance the prices are less than most those advertised. The 20v framing nailer and Brad nailers are $50 less than that add on sale.

 

[Instigator]

Thanks for posting that, there is some tempting offers there, however, without having recently shopped those prices it appears there is some pretty good deals (10"/15 amp table saw for instance) but the retail price on several of the items seems way inflated to me so the "discounted price just appears to be a market retail price.... IDK....The 2 pack battery specifically for example or the 6-1/2" circular saw.

Dealt makes an adapter so you can run a 20volt battery in an 18 volt tool

 

[wzuber]

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I've never had a problem with 3/4 ply at all, I do still have the ribbing knife on it though. I had to rip a bunch of 2x4's down to 2 1/2" and it would bog down and sometimes pop the breaker. The 2x's were pretty wet and twisted though. The dust collector comes off easily for cleaning, but I usually hook up my shop-vac with a bag inside (easier to throw away for a home gamer like me). It's a great saw and folds up nice and compact for my garage.

good to know..thx

 

[NicPaus]

Was just at HD and looked. They have a new 20V line out called Atomic. Offering a free battery with purchase. Not all tools available yet in new Atomic series looks like they lowered the price on others and once gone will be replaced by Atomic.

I almost bought the new 4" Atomic skills for $149 but the free battery is just a 2 amp hr although they claim battery is worth $80. Will check out Lowes tomorrow see if they got new Atomic series in.

 

[lf2]

What i was told is the atomic lineup is Dewalts entry level 20v. 20v max is the premier lineup.

 

[braindead]

Was just at HD and looked. They have a new 20V line out called Atomic. Offering a free battery with purchase. Not all tools available yet in new Atomic series looks like they lowered the price on others and once gone will be replaced by Atomic.

I almost bought the new 4" Atomic skills for $149 but the free battery is just a 2 amp hr although they claim battery is worth $80. Will check out Lowes tomorrow see if they got new Atomic series in.

Is Atomic part of Dewalt or HD?

 

[DWC]

Is Atomic part of Dewalt or HD?

It’s Dewalt’s compact line. It’s smaller, lighter with same power. It’s meant to compete with Makita’s black series.

 

[Bpracing1127]

It’s Dewalt’s compact line. It’s smaller, lighter with same power. It’s meant to compete with Makita’s black series.

Or the Milwaukee m12

 

[NicPaus]

What i was told is the atomic lineup is Dewalts entry level 20v. 20v max is the premier lineup.

Uses the Brushless motors.

 

[srttruck]

Well you cost me some money, but thx!

 

[pronstar]

Well you cost me some money, but thx!

Yeah I dropped 400 bux...but tools that I do need so good value [emoji106]


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[rrrr]

I also just picked up a new 20v DeWalt SawZall so I could toss my old 18V DeWalt into the trash. Marketing geniuses, damn them.

Mine quit working last week, it was almost 20 years old. Good timing for a new one.

 

[WhatExit?]

I only have one Dewalt power tool, and it is that portable table saw, that price is a smoking good deal. It came out of the box with the fence square and it folds up insanely nice. I'm pretty sure I paid around $540 at Lowes for that same setup. Plus I really like the rack and pinion fence vs the traditional style, it's fast and accurate. Rest of my tools are all Makita as far as cordless power tools go.

I screwed up - I shoulda bought that table saw before it was "sold out"