Tool Deals
Black Friday Tool Deals Worth Grabbing: 13 Power Tool and Hand Tool Finds
From a $109 Metabo HPT miter saw to a Craftsman vacuum bundle with a bonus car vac, these in-store deals deliver real value before they sell out.
Introduction
Black Friday tool deals tend to follow a pattern: a few headline discounts, a lot of filler, and a handful of genuinely good buys hiding in between. This season’s in-store pricing is no different. Some of the strongest value is in compact power tools, a few standout cordless kits, and a surprisingly deep pile of hand tool and storage bargains.
The catch is availability. Several of these deals were already selling out at press time, and most in-store pricing stays live until around the end of December before stock starts thinning out. If something below matches a tool you have been waiting on, it is worth checking sooner rather than later.

Metabo HPT Deals
Metabo HPT has quietly become one of the more interesting mid-range value brands, and this round of pricing supports that reputation.
Metabo HPT Compact Miter Saw
At $109, this compact miter saw dropped another ten dollars and now matches the Amazon pricing. It is a genuinely decent little saw: compact footprint, reasonably well built, and backed by a two year warranty. If you just need a miter saw for trim work and light duty cutting, this is an easy recommendation at this price.
Metabo HPT Triple Hammer Impact Driver
The triple hammer impact driver has come down to around $120. This is the mechanism that gives Metabo HPT impacts their famously smooth, low-recoil feel, and at this price it is one of the better impact driver values going. Note that the full kit has been seen lower before, so patient buyers may catch it cheaper.
Metabo HPT Pin Nailer
Still down at $99, the pin nailer remains one of the standout deals here. Pin nailers rarely go this cheap, and for trim, craft, and light millwork work it is a handy addition to any shop.

Craftsman Combo Kits and Vacuums
Craftsman has a couple of bundle-style deals that punch above their price tags.
Craftsman V20 4-Tool Combo Kit
At $149, this four tool combo kit includes two batteries, a drill, a reciprocating saw, and a sander. Add up the individual kits and this is actually a solid deal from Craftsman, especially for anyone starting a V20 collection from scratch. It is one of the better ways to get a whole basic kit in one purchase.
Craftsman 16-Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum Bundle
This is a brand new deal at $100, and it is arguably the most generous bundle here. You get the big 16 gallon shop vacuum, plus a 12 volt car vacuum in the box that plugs into a cigarette lighter. Plenty of stock was available, so this one had not sold out yet, but at this price it will not sit around forever.
Bosch and Flex Power Tool Deals
If you want to step up in build quality or warranty coverage, this is the section to watch.
Bosch 18V Drill and Impact Kit
At $129, this 18 volt drill and impact kit is a great entry point into the Bosch ecosystem, and the price has crept down slightly from earlier online listings. A five pack of steel bar clamps also dropped to $29.98, which is a quietly fantastic accessory deal if you are stocking a new shop.
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Bosch 18V Triple Hammer Hammer Drill Kit
The IP56 rated 18 volt triple hammer kit at $129 is the pick of the bunch: it includes two 3 amp hour batteries, the hammer drill, and Bosch’s lifetime warranty. For a drill and impact setup at this price with that warranty coverage, it is a serious contender for the best overall deal of the year.
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Flex 18V Half-Inch High Torque Impact Kit
The big half inch high torque impact kit is $50 off at $250, which is a solid price for this class of tool. The clincher is the Founders warranty you can still register: effectively a lifetime warranty on the tool, battery, and charger. That kind of coverage on a high torque impact kit is rare and well worth taking advantage of.
Hand Tool and Storage Deals
Not everything worth buying needs a battery.
GearWrench 18-Piece Ratcheting Set
GearWrench pricing popped up with the 18 piece ratcheting set, and stock was already down to the last unit at one store. GearWrench ratcheting wrenches are a mainstay in mechanic toolboxes for good reason, so if you see one in stock, do not hesitate.
Husky Knife and Sharpener Bundle
At $7.88 for the knife, and a knife-and-sharpener bundle for around $10, Husky’s utility knife deal is almost an impulse buy. Husky hand tools carry a lifetime warranty, so if you break one, replacement is straightforward.
Ryobi LINK Storage Set
The full Ryobi LINK storage set is on sale for $149, including the small basket that sits on top. It is a similar modular concept to Milwaukee’s PACKOUT system, reasonably sturdy, and the whole set priced together makes it a good moment to start a modular storage setup.

Outdoor Power and Workshop Deals
Ego Leaf Blower
The Ego leaf blower dropped to $167 from $199, and confusingly it was also listed at a special value of $149. If you find both prices, go with the lower one. Ego’s outdoor power lineup continues to expand, so this blower also doubles as an entry point into their battery platform.
Makita Quiet Series Compressor
The Makita Quiet Series compressor is $229. Quiet compressors are a small shop favorite precisely because of the low noise output, and this is a fair price for the category.
Milwaukee M12 FUEL High-Speed Ratchet Kit
The Milwaukee M12 FUEL high speed ratchet kit at $99 is a strong mechanic-grade deal, especially for anyone who already owns M12 batteries. Compact ratchets like this save serious time on fastener-heavy jobs.
Overall Buying Advice
A few patterns are worth pulling out. The best pure values are the Bosch IP56 triple hammer kit at $129 and the Craftsman vacuum bundle at $100, because both bundle real value into a single low price. The Flex high torque kit stands out for its warranty coverage rather than its discount size. For anyone building out a shop on a budget, the Ryobi LINK storage deal and the Husky knife bundle make cheap, useful additions.
If a deal has sold out in stores, it is worth checking other retailers, since many of these prices appear across multiple chains before they expire around late December.
Conclusion
There is no single deal here that suits everyone, but there is genuinely something for most types of buyers: a $109 miter saw, a $99 pin nailer, a $100 vacuum bundle, and warranty-backed kits from Bosch and Flex. Match the deal to the tool you would actually use, and most of these are easy calls at these prices.











