Home Depot has new tools of the day, featuring a broad selection of cordless power tools, accessories, and more.
Featured brands include Milwaukee, Dewalt, Ryobi, Anker (battery power stations), Husky (workbenches and tool storage), and more.
These online-only deals end at 3am ET 12/3/25 unless supplies sell out sooner.
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Following are a couple of deals that stood out to me.
This is $80 lower than the same promo elsewhere (such as at Acme Tools and separately at HD). If you like the idea of an M12 ratchet and M18 impact wrench combo kit, but the price is still too high, Home Depot also has a $299 special buy.
Milwaukee 10pc Hammer Drill Bit Set – $20
Dewalt 20V Max 3Ah Battery – $39
Ryobi 18V Cordless Snow Blower Kit – $429
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Anker 1800W Solix Solar Generator – $729
Husky 72″ Workbench – $319.16
There’s another “heavy duty” model that’s also 72″ long but 1″ shallower. I’m not sure what the differences are beyond that to justify the slight price difference.
There are many more deals – I don’t see any “run, don’t walk” promos, but as usual I think it’s worth a look.
Home Depot also added a countdown timer saying their Black Friday tool deals end tomorrow.
David
Stuart, there’s something missing in the workbench commentary: “There’s another “heavy duty” model that’s also 72″ long but 1″ shallower. I’m not sure what the differences are beyond that and the.” <- and the?
Stuart
Oops – thanks! Sorry, I got distracted and forgot to circle back. The 72″ x 24″ workbench is $6 less than the “heavy duty” 72″ x 23″ workbench.
Al-another-Al
Heavy duty model is 20 gauge vs 24. Matte scratch resistant powder coating vs glossy powder coating. Pre-assembled. Latches to allow legs to fold. Frame is welded vs bolted. Frame is rectangular tube vs c-shaped stamped. Weight is 128# vs 103. Capacity less at 2300# vs 3000#. Includes 12A power strip with USB receptacle.
TMedina
Home Depot also has, or at least had this morning, the compact driver and drill with two extended batteries and charger for $149.
At this rate, I may as well just sign my paycheck over to Milwaukee and be done with it