Best Power Tool Kit Deals Right Now: Six Kits Worth Grabbing

Introduction

Deal season for power tools can be hit or miss, but right now there are a handful of kit discounts that genuinely stand out. We found six worth a look, ranging from a compact Milwaukee multi-tool bundle priced at levels that make the batteries alone worth it, to a Makita combo kit that throws in two extra tools. Most of these are clearance-style offers on kits retailers are trying to move, so if one matches a tool you have been waiting on, it is worth acting quickly.

Milwaukee M12 Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit

This is not the newest Milwaukee oscillating tool and it is not the Fuel version, but the math on this kit is hard to argue with. At 64 percent off, you get the M12 oscillating multi-tool, a charger, and two batteries, a 2.0Ah and a 4.0Ah, for around $99. Considering the M12 4.0 battery sells for about $89 on its own, you are effectively getting the tool and charger nearly free. Total savings on the kit come to roughly $179, and even buying it purely for the batteries is a defensible move.

The one caveat: this is an older generation tool, so do not expect the latest cutting performance. As a battery-and-backup-tool play, though, it is one of the best values on this list.

DeWalt Atomic Impact Driver Kit

The DeWalt Atomic impact driver kit is not the deepest discount here, but it is still a solid package. For $99 you get the Atomic impact driver, two 2.0Ah 20V Max batteries, a charger, and a contractor bag. That works out to 38 percent off, or about $61 in savings. Because the kit includes two batteries, it is a sensible way to start or expand a DeWalt 20V Max collection without overspending on batteries separately.

DeWalt 20V Max XR 3-Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit

This one is the same deal a major home improvement retailer used to run, but that retailer has sold out both online and in stores. Acme Tools still has it: the DeWalt 20V Max XR 3-speed cordless oscillating multi-tool kit for $99, including the tool, a battery, a couple of blades, a charger, and a bag. Buying the bare tool alone typically runs north of $130, so a full kit at $99 is a genuine bargain. The three-speed settings make it flexible across different materials, and given the sellout pattern elsewhere, stock is unlikely to last.

Makita Random Orbital Sander Kit

This sander kit dropped from $199 to $99, and it is one of the most likeable tools in this roundup. The kit includes the random orbital sander, a 2.0Ah battery, a charger, and a bag. For finishing work on furniture, trim, and smaller woodworking projects, a cordless random orbital sander is one of the more convenient tools to own, and at half price as a full kit it is easy to recommend.

If you have been putting off adding a sander to your collection, this is the kind of discount that does not come around often.

Makita Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit

This is the biggest kit on the list and the biggest total savings. At 37 percent off, you save $238 on a combo that includes a drill and an impact driver with two 5.0Ah batteries and a charger, plus two bonus tools: a circular saw and an oscillating multi-tool. That is four cordless tools and two high-capacity batteries in one purchase, which makes this the strongest value here for anyone starting a Makita 18V collection from scratch.

Milwaukee Fastback Utility Knife Two-Pack

The smallest item here, but arguably the easiest yes. The Milwaukee Fastback utility knife two-pack is $14.97, down from the $19 it has returned to at other retailers. As a bonus, the same promotion can get you additional Milwaukee utility knives for free with qualifying purchases, and the retailer running it also has other perks like free hoodies on certain buys. For a pocket-friendly folding knife that opens fast and takes standard blades, two for under $15 is a no-brainer.

Which Deal Makes Sense for You

If you are building a new platform, the Makita drill and impact driver combo kit offers the most tool for the money thanks to the two bonus tools and 5.0Ah batteries. If you already own Milwaukee M12 or DeWalt 20V Max tools, the battery-heavy multi-tool kit and the Atomic impact driver kit are cheap ways to add batteries and backup tools. The sander kit suits finish-work fans, and the Fastback two-pack is a low-risk impulse buy.

Conclusion

None of these discounts look like they will stick around long. Clearance kits like the DeWalt 20V Max XR oscillating multi-tool and the Milwaukee M12 bundle have already disappeared from at least one major retailer, so if a deal on this list matches something you need, it is worth grabbing while stock lasts.