Dewalt impact driver at HD with bag, battery, and charger for $50

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I’m not sure if it’s at everyone’s but I picked one of these up today for $50. The box may have been opened and it was the last one, but I grabbed it

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DEWALT ATOMIC 20V MAX Cordless Brushless Compact 1/4 in. Impact Driver (Tool Only) DCF850B - The Home Depot

At less than 4 inches in length, the Atomic 20V MAX* 1/4 in. Brushless Cordless 3-Speed Impact Driver can handle tight applications like narrow cabinetry or framing without the need for an additional tool. Though the Impact Driver is lightweight and compact in size, it does not sacrifice...
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masterswimmer said:
$149 on the website for my local HD

Nice price @Saltwater60
Do you have other 20V Li DeWalt tools to use the battery? At $149 here it is for the tool only.
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I have two other drills, one other impact driver, the reciprocating saw, flash light, reciprocating cut off tool, and circular saw. I love them all. I have bought most on the end caps of Home Depot store at close out prices. I have seven 1.5 amp hour batteries and two 5 amp hour batteries. I have 4-5 chargers and 4-5 bags at this point too.

Yoi have to go there. I bought the one drill and two batteries for $99.00, the reciprocating cut off tool with bag and battery for $99, and this tool for $50. All came with bags, batteries, and charger for cheaper than the tools only were listed online. You have to visit the store and see the end cap displays. I think this was the store display thinking about it. The one worker told me they just had them on the shelf to look at, but don’t anymore.
 
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Go look. I detailed it more in the response to masterswimmer, but I buy all
My tools close out on the end caps in stores and they are normally half of what they have them on the website for. This is my third score just like this.

it is the exact same as the tool only with a battery, bag, and charger.
 
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Mosinitis said:
I have one from Ryobi. I love it.
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Not being a jerk, but I had Ryobi stuff and loved it too. I always thought the dewalt stuff was overpriced and just for real contractors until I had dewalt stuff. The dewalt stuff is far superior, but I did go from Nicad to Lithium batteries at the same time so take that into account. I love the control I can get out of the impact driver. When I do drywall screws I just use that with no dimple tip. Obviously I do limited paywall or I would have a gun for that, but the dewalt stuff is just more refined and I have better control yet more power if that makes sense.
 
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Saltwater60 said:
Not being a jerk, but I had Ryobi stuff and loved it too. I always thought the dewalt stuff was overpriced and just for real contractors until I had dewalt stuff. The dewalt stuff is far superior, but I did go from Nicad to Lithium batteries at the same time so take that into account. I love the control I can get out of the impact driver. When I do drywall screws I just use that with no dimple tip. Obviously I do limited paywall or I would have a gun for that, but the dewalt stuff is just more refined and I have better control yet more power if that makes sense.
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IMO the best Belt sander there is is made by Ryobi, it has a zero profile so you can get it next to walls and such. I have some Dewalt tools (old and newer batteries) but my go to tools are Milwaukee. Have over 1k just in batteries. Love Milwaukee hand tools too. Best wire stripper on the market.
 
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Amazing score. My new handheld tools I'm buying Kobalt due to aggressive pricing and good quality, but dewalt is a better brand.

I drove about 170 screws into some flooring a couple of days ago with an impact screw driver and they are a must-have. Like you said, excellent control--I was able to drive the screws flush without over-driving. The fine control when trying to get it just those last fractions of an inch is really nice.

I bought a bosch laser level last year (GL 30) and my only regret is having waited so long. It's incredibly useful and makes straight lines on floors as well.
 
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Blimey said:
Amazing score. My new handheld tools I'm buying Kobalt due to aggressive pricing and good quality, but dewalt is a better brand.

I drove about 170 screws into some flooring a couple of days ago with an impact screw driver and they are a must-have. Like you said, excellent control--I was able to drive the screws flush without over-driving. The fine control when trying to get it just those last fractions of an inch is really nice.

I bought a bosch laser level last year (GL 30) and my only regret is having waited so long. It's incredibly useful and makes straight lines on floors as well.
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What did you pay for that laser level. I should get one for my next tiling job to lay out a grid.
 
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Saltwater60 said:
What did you pay for that laser level. I should get one for my next tiling job to lay out a grid.
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Can’t recall but was checking yesterday and it’s $60 or so for it. It has made it nice laying out a straight line and then it is there the whole time while tiling, with no need to worry about the chalk line.
 
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