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Home Depot Power Drill Trade-in Program

Oct 27, 2009 Stuart 4 Comments

Home Depot has a pretty good deal going on right now if you’re in the market for a new drill. Simply bring your old, used, or broken power drill to your nearest Home Depot location between now and 11/8/09, and receive a 15% discount off of a new Lithium-ion cordless drill. Check out Home Depot’s promo […]

Accessories

Ryobi Tek4 Cordless Electronic Tool System

Sep 18, 2009 Stuart 3 Comments

Ryobi designed their Tek4 cordless electronic tools around a nifty (and affordable) 4V lithium-ion rechargeable battery system. Ryobi’s main selling point is that use of this system will save on costs and waste compared to using traditional AA-based tools.

Power Tools

Ridgid Tools Now Available on Amazon

Aug 4, 2009 Stuart 3 Comments

We were quite surprised to see Ridgid tools amongst the selection at Amazon yesterday as we searched for a new sander. While refurbished Ridgid tools and certain specialty tools have been available, mostly via 3rd party vendors, for a while now, this is the first time we’ve seen new mainstream Ridgid tools sold directly by […]

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