Includes 2.5 Amp Multi-X Oscillating Tool - MX25EC-21, Japanese-Tooth Wood Saw Blade - OSC138F, Rigid Scraper Blade - OSC2RSC, Wood / Metal Saw Blade - OSC312F, RIFF Grout Blade - OSC312RF, Sanding Pad - SDP001, (15) Wood and Paint Sanding Sheets, Adapter - OSCAD1, Allen Wrench, Accessory Box, Carrying CasePrice: $227.59
Are you a tradesman or DIY enthusiast looking for a cordless tool combo kit? If so there are certain things you need to ask yourself before buying a combo set. There are many top quality tools on the market, so it pays to do some research before making a decision to buy new tools. Each tool manufacturer has a range of tool combo's starting at 2 pieces upwards. With such a variety of products available, it can be difficult to choose the combination kit that is right for you. The following are some factors to consider before you decide to purchase a new set of cordless tools.
Price - Any purchase often depends on the price of the product. However, you often pay for what you get. There's no point paying a little bit less for an inferior product, and having to replace it shortly after buying it. If you shop around, there are some excellent deals available in top quality cordless combo sets.
Type of work - The tools included should be the ones you will need to do your job. There is a wide combination of tool sets available, so do not settle for the first set you find, because it may include a tool or tools you will never use. For example, if you will be doing a lot of masonery work, you will need a hammer action drill. However if it's work to do with timber, metal or PVC plastic, you will need a non-hammer action drill included in your kit.
Durability - Professional tradesmen push their tools to the limit. If you are working on construction site all of the time, there is a lot of wear and tear on equipment. Light, inferior tools will not last very long in these conditions. Popular brands such as Mikita, DeWalt, Milwaukee and Bosch are reknowned for their durability and are the preferred tools of thousands of tradesmen around the world. If you are working on DIY projects where there is less wear and tear, this may not be as big a consideration. However, it is still wiser to invest in tools the professionals recommend and use.
Battery life - The battery life of cordless tools is one of the biggest factors when deciding what to purchase. During work hours you want to be actively working at you maximum level. Charging batteries can take time, and this is time you could be spending more productively. As cordless tools have become more popular, battery technology has improved.
Like any other type of purchase, it pays to do some research. Tradesmen and DIY enthusiasts can make some huge savings on cordless tool combos by buying online, but you need to make sure you are buying quality product you really want at a good price.
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On the jobsite or at home, you won't find a better suited tool for your projects than those from DEWALT. In carpenter circles and do-it-yourselfer groups you hear talk about the big yellow tools. If you want to start with a great selection of cordless power tools to tackle your next job, the DEWALT DCK655X 18-volt XRP cordless 6-tool combo kit is not the one to pass up. This six-pack of tools includes the DCD950 XRP 18-volt cordless hammerdrill that features the DEWALT patented 3-speed all-metal transmission for durability and 1/2-inch self-tightening chuck for ease of use and superior bit retention. Another big yellow tool in this collection is the DEWALT DC390 XRP 18-volt circular saw with 6-12-inch carbide blade and rip fence that can take on 2- by-4-inch wood at a 45-degree angle in a single pass. Store the entire six-piece collection in a rugged contractor bag for easy portability.
