If you’re reading this on Cyber Monday, 12/1/2025, pause for a moment and think about what kinds of tools you still haven’t found a good deal on.
Ending tonight, Acme Tools has a coupon deal where you can save 12% on lots of tools, with no savings cap. Not everything is eligible, but nearly 70,000 items are included in this sale.
Consider Milwaukee MX Fuel tools, which I decided to use in the post’s image. Following are how much (as per my calculations) you can save on each of them.
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Milwaukee MX FUEL Sewer Drum Machine Kit – save $443.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL Core Drill Kit with Stand – save $515.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL Electrofusion Processor – save $899.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL Carry-On power Supply with 2 Batteries – save $299.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL 36″ Walk-Behind Trowel Kit – save $899.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL FORGE Battery and Super Charger Expansion Kit – save $179.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL Rocket Dual Power Compact Tower Light Kit – save $239.88
Milwaukee MX FUEL 70 kg Rammer Kit – save $779.88
Do you see what I’m getting at?
This deal lets you save with no limit. When Acme Tools runs percent-off tool deals and coupons, there’s usually a savings cap, such as $100, $200, or $300 as with their Black Friday sale.
With this deal, there’s no cap, which makes it a great way to save money on big ticket items.
The deal ends TODAY, 12/1/25. (Sorry email subscribers – I did post about this deal earlier, and so you should have seen it, but Tuesday’s email will have headlines about expired deals.)
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Here are some more eligible tools that you might have been waiting for a good discount on.
Milwaukee M12 Force Logic Press Tool Kit – save $287.88
Dewalt 10-inch Wet Tile Saw – save $112.68
Dewalt FlexVolt Cordless 12″ Sliding Miter Saw Kit and Cordless Table Saw (Tool-Only) – save $180.96
Dewalt PowerShift 60V Max Core Drill Kit – save $369.48
Makita XGT 80V Max Brushless Breaker and 14-inch Power Cutter Kit – save $568.56
Makita XGT 40V Max Cordless 16-5/16″ Circular Saw Kit – save $169.08
Husqvarna Dust Extractor – save $1152
Husqvarna 120V 1 Phase HEPA Dust Extractor – save $390.48
Original Saw 16-inch 1 Phase Metal Cutting Radial Arm Saw – save $1475.88
Jet 18-inch Metal/Wood Vertican Band Saw – save $667.68
Extreme Tools 72″ 17-Drawer Triple Bank Professional Rolling Tool Cabinet – save $761.40
Tekton 7-Drawer Tool Cabinet – save $531
The deal ends today, 12/1/25 at 11:59pm CT.
Old Suburban Dad
I clicked on the drum machine kit link.
Not what I expected.
Tool universe knowledge gap unlocked.
Stuart
I don’t know about everyone else, but I enjoy being reminded about how much I don’t know. It keeps things interesting.
Old Suburban Dad
Agreed
Jody
Milwaukee x Korg limited edition drum machine powered by 12v…
MM
“Sewer Drum” sounds like a Eurorack module. Its priced like one too.
Rx9
I don’t know what an Electrofusion Processor is, but that sounds like a great name for an industrial rock or synthwave band.
Stuart
I believe the shortest summary is: “gas pipeline repairs or special connections.”
https://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-mx-fuel-electrofusion-processor/
Ray
I thought I might get one for my DeLorean, until you ruined that idea.
fred
If I asked any of our plumbers – probably 2 out of three of them might have only had a vague idea. This technology is more in the wheelhouse of gas and water utility companies and those that operate pipelines. Think of butt welding or socket welding steel pipe and translate that to plastic. With plastic water drain lines and electrical conduit you can use a few different cans of cleaners/solvents/glues swabbed on the pipe and socket fitting to make an acceptably leak-tight joint. But think of gas lines where the molecular size (methane versus water) is smaller and the pressure is higher, and you need a better joining technique to insure no leaks. That’s where electrofusion comes into play. The machines and their operators need to have smarts to ensure quality of the joints fabricated – hence the costs for the more capable machines. Looking at the Milwaukee MX offering – what seems like its new to me is that its cordless – no AC source or generator required.
Farmerguy
Seeing these less common Milwaukee tools for niche industrial uses makes me realize the effort a company goes to meet a niche need with the amount of R+D, limited size production runs, maintaining inventory, educating sales staff, and having it available to buy. Yes., any company will go where there is money, it a corporate duty, but finding it off the beaten path is interesting to see. And I am just happy using my 2967 and it’s nut busting torque.
Stuart
It’s been their strategy for a while, to provide solutions where there’s a need, and one that seems to be working well.