Home Depot also has a really good deal on this 2-pack of Milwaukee compact magnetic tape measures.
It features a low-profile magnetic hook, finger stop on the bottom, and max standout of 12ft, and reach of 15ft.
The tape also features double-sided printing, and an anti-tear reinforcing coating on both sides of the blade for the first 6 inches.
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This is Milwaukee’s latest generation of compact magnetic tape measure. Milwaukee says this tape feels balanced for more control, and I did find it to be a very comfortable tape measure.
The price is $19.97 for two, vs $23.97 each (1-pack via Home Depot). It’s also eligible for an added “buy more, save more” discount.
See Also: Dewalt Tape Measure Deal at Home Depot
Jason
I’d love to see a deal on the 16’ at some point. 25 is just too big for many of my tasks.
Abel
I think these are great deals for anyone in the trades. You can stock up there so cheap. I bought 4 of each.
4 pack of titanium hex shank drill bits – $2.97
Cable Cuff Pro (extension cord holder) – $2.97
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-SpeedLoad-Titanium-4-Piece-Hex-Shank-Twist-Drill-Bit-Set-AR1860G/205193141
https://www.homedepot.com/p/CABLE-CUFF-Large-Cable-Cuff-PRO-CFLP030808/204806549
Rob H
Some fairly low reviews on those drill bits.
Abel
Yup the small bits break often, it just happens. I feel like the reviewers are prob not in the trades and may not know how to use them well, but idk $3 bucks for an assorted pack is great for me.
Bonnie
Yeah, I just need to know the shank won’t break inside my impact. These are great for quick jobs around the house/shop, but I’m not going to push them into heavy use every day.
John
The last two Milwaukee tape measures I bought (both this year) broke within a few weeks of light use around the home. 25-foot with auto-lock stopped locking completely, meaning I had to physically restrain the tape from retracting at all times. 16-foot wide blade tape (non-magnetic) got a cut/rip in the blade for no apparent reason. I’ve also had problems with two of my five Milwaukee M12 batteries, which Milwaukee replaced for me. But I’m seriously down on Milwaukee’s quality, and quality control. For tapes at least, I’m now looking elsewhere.
ElectroAtletico
Would it hurt those guys to build a Feet/Meters tape measure? How hard can it be?
Stuart
There are plenty. Interest and sales volume is so low you’ll rarely see these in stores, and especially not the Black Friday deals that involve hundreds of thousands of tools.
Peter Coffin
Amen to that. This metric system actually seems to be working pretty well in 90% of the world. Maybe we should give it a try.
Vards Uzvards
FastCap, Komelon, Lufkin and Starrett tapes are your answer! There are a few Stanley tapes as well, but I did not like any of theirs. Milwaukee has a 6ft pocket tape which is also marked in metric system.