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ARTICLE ADThe DeWalt 20V MAX cordless drill and impact driver set.
Amazon Prime Day might be over, but this deal is still live, and it's a good time to shop for deals to refresh some of your old or worn-out tools. If you're looking for some cordless tools, DeWalt has a deal you should pay attention to.
For $168 -- which is 30%, or $72, off the list price -- you can treat yourself to a DeWalt 20V MAX cordless drill and impact driver set. And what a great set it is!
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Now, I can't say that I'm much of a tool brand fanboy, but I've grown quite fond of DeWalt power tools. It's a brand that delivers decent tools for fair prices. I've owned these exact same tools and they've been heavily used and abused -- to the point where both have now and then been used as hammers -- and they're still going strong.
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The 20V system is powerful enough to tackle most jobs you're likely to come across, yet the tool and batteries are light enough that you can wield them for a few hours without getting fatigued.
With this kit, not only do you get the 1/2-inch drill and the 1/4-inch impact driver, but you also get two 20V/1.5Ah rechargeable batteries, a battery charger, and a neat carrying case.
Not only is this DeWalt 20V MAX cordless kit a great way to upgrade your worn-out tools, but it also makes a great gift for someone starting out on their DIY journey. This kit is well-loved on Amazon, with over 57,000 ratings giving it an average score of 4.7.
If I didn't already have one of these kits, I'd definitely be buying it!
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