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Old 04-07-2009, 08:22 PM   #1
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Home depot has a sale on some DeWalt tools right now.

The Combo kit # DC3CPKA, which is an 18v drill, sawzall, and worklight that all come in a wok bag for $199.

I picked a set up because it was such a good price, and my other cordless sawzall is on the fritz.

Just thought Id let the other tool fanatics know about this good deal.
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Is that a hammer drill that comes with it?
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Is that a hammer drill that comes with it?

No, thats the only drawback to the kit. I needed a new sawzall and the price of the kit was the same as a new cordless sawzall with 2 batts, so I just got the whole kit.
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No, thats the only drawback to the kit. I needed a new sawzall and the price of the kit was the same as a new cordless sawzall with 2 batts, so I just got the whole kit.
What I do sometime is buy the kits, keep the batteries and the tool I wanted, and sell the rest.
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