Tool Deals
Home Depot Deals Worth a Look: Diablo Jigsaw Blades and Makita Impact XPS Bit Sets
Two standout finds from the current tool aisle: seriously good Diablo jigsaw blades at a discount and the redesigned Makita Impact XPS bit sets with clear cases.
Introduction
Most weeks, the deals worth writing about come from the endcaps rather than the front of the store, and that is exactly the case right now. Big-brand kit discounts are only moderate, holiday promotions are just around the corner in November, and clearance stock is thinning out. But two accessory finds stand out as genuinely useful purchases: Diablo jigsaw blades at a reduced price, and the newly updated Makita Impact XPS bit sets that finally come in a clear case.

What We Looked For
When sorting through the current promotions, the priority was simple: find accessories and kits that offer real value rather than small discounts on things you were not going to buy anyway. The best candidates this round share a few traits: a meaningful price cut or a meaningful redesign, everyday usefulness in the shop, and a track record that makes the purchase easy to recommend without hesitation.
Diablo Jigsaw Blades
The Diablo jigsaw blades dropped in price from $12.88 down to $8.88, and that alone is reason enough to pick up a pack. These are widely regarded as phenomenal jigsaw blades: the cutting performance and quality stand out immediately, even for someone who does not burn through blades quickly. Owning a set simply makes jigsaw work noticeably better.
At this price, stocking up is a sensible move for anyone who reaches for a jigsaw regularly for curved cuts, board cutouts, or rough trim work.

Makita Impact XPS Bit Sets
Makita has refreshed its Impact XPS bit sets, and the change everyone has been asking for finally arrived: a clear case. Being able to see at a glance which bit is where removes one of the small daily frustrations of the older opaque cases, and it is a genuinely welcome improvement.
The catch is pricing. Most of the new sets cost about $4 more than before, which stings a little for an upgrade that is mostly about the packaging. Even so, for anyone who values quick bit selection on the job, the clear case alone makes the new version the one to choose.

Buying Advice
If you need a tool right now, the current deals are serviceable: Ryobi One+ HP tools are sitting around $100 with modest discounts, Milwaukee is running buy-one-get-a-free-battery promotions, and a clearance Makita brushless drill kit with a 3Ah battery is $20 off with a three-year warranty on the tool and battery. But patience pays here. Holiday deals are expected to start in November and typically run for just over a month, which is the best window of the year to stock up.

For accessories, though, there is little reason to wait: the Diablo blades and the new Makita bit sets are the kind of everyday purchases that make sense at any time of year.
Conclusion
This round of deals is modest overall, with the real holiday savings still weeks away. But two items earn their spot now: Diablo jigsaw blades at $8.88 are an easy recommendation for anyone who cuts with a jigsaw, and the Makita Impact XPS bit sets finally deliver the clear case users have wanted for years, at the cost of a small price bump. Both are practical, well-regarded picks that will outlast the shopping season they arrived in.

