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Old 04-17-2012, 09:59 PM   #1
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Saw this in the Journal of Light Construction, for anybody thinking of buying a Bosch cordless drill.

http://www.boschbestbuilt.com/18Vpromo/

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Saw this in the Journal of Light Construction, for anybody thinking of buying a Bosch cordless drill.

http://www.boschbestbuilt.com/18Vpromo/
So if you buy the drill do you get 4 battery's or just 2 free ones?

You used to get 2 batterys when you bought a drill anyway...

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Offer does not apply to bare tools, so I assume you would buy the kit ( drill, 2 batteries, charger ) then get a coupon for 2 free batteries for a total of 4. At least there would always be a battery on the charger available for use.
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Offer does not apply to bare tools, so I assume you would buy the kit ( drill, 2 batteries, charger ) then get a coupon for 2 free batteries for a total of 4. At least there would always be a battery on the charger available for use.
That makes it a good deal....
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That's actually a super sick deal.

Makes me sad that I went M18 a month ago since Bosch's LiOn portaband is a better Stout and this promo is on.
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I picked up the rigid set. Came with a free battery on top of the two it came with. Plus a lifetime warranty.

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