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These Deals on Power Tools Are Still Active After Prime Day

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Amazon Big Deal Days is over, but some deals are still active.

If you're looking to build a cordless tool kit or add to one you already have, you've probably noticed how expensive tools can be. When you shop for new tools, the cost of batteries, bits, blades, and accessories can be high, not to mention hand tools. Looking out for deals on reliable brands that will hold up over time can save you money now as well as in the long-term when you consider the cost of replacing batteries and tools as they wear out. Here are some of the best Prime Day deals on tools.

Cordless drills and drivers

A cordless drill and driver set is the cornerstone of a home tool set. These tools allow you to do basic home DIY projects like putting up shelves or hanging a TV, and they will also be useful for more advanced projects like building furniture or repairing fencing. The Dewalt 20-volt Max Drill and driver set is $159, 39% off its regular price. This set comes with a drill, a driver, two 20-volt batteries, a charger, and a tool bag. This is the driver set that I use at work, and it stands up to a lot of abuse. The batteries can go for up to 10 years without needing to be replaced, even with daily use.

Best deal on a specialty set

This refurbished Makita 18-volt subcompact drill and driver set is now $164.99, 31% off its typical price. This set comes with a drill, impact driver, two 18-volt, 1.5-amp-hour batteries, a charger, and a tool bag. A sub-compact drill or driver weighs less than three pounds, making them idea for portability. These tools are also smaller than the average drill and driver so they're good for fitting into tight spaces.

Makita CX203SYB 18V LXT(R) Lithium-Ion Sub-Compact Brushless Cordless 2-Pc. Combo Kit (1.5Ah) (Renewed) $164.99 at Amazon $233.70 Save $68.71 Get Deal hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1759691279.jpg hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1759691279.jpg Get Deal $164.99 at Amazon $233.70 Save $68.71 Best deal under $100

The 18-volt Ryobi cordless power drill is $45; the set comes with a drill, a 1.5-amp-hour battery, and a charger. This is a good set for a beginner; it will do everything you need for basic projects. The battery will hold a charge for about an hour and a half with moderate use.

Cordless power tools

Cordless power tools have gotten lighter and more advanced over the last couple of years, allowing you to use power saws for hours without swapping batteries, and to finish work without dragging an extension cord behind you. The Milwaukee 18-volt cordless random orbital sander is $92, 43% off its regular price. This is the sander I use in my personal tool kit, and it works just as well as the corded version without needing an outlet and an extension cord. It comes with a dust catcher attachment and a couple of sanding discs, but you'll need an 18-volt Milwaukee battery to use it.

Best deal on a cordless saw

The DeWalt 18-volt jig saw is $149, 37% off its regular price. This saw is good for making custom shapes and for doing small, precise cuts. It comes with a starter multipurpose blade, but you'll need a DeWalt 18-volt battery to use it.

Best deal on finishing tools

The DeWalt 18-volt cordless random orbital sander is on sale for $164, 34% off its regular price. This sander is a solid finishing tool for woodworking, and you can also use it for sanding down drywall repairs. It comes with a 2-amp-hour battery, a charger, and a tool bag, so it's a great tool for expanding your tool set or for getting started.

Best deal under $100

The Ryobi 18-volt three-inch cutoff tool is $99.99, 29% off its regular price. This is a saw designed for cutting metal, wood, or PVC, so it's a versatile addition to your home DIY tool kit. It comes with a three-inch metal cut-off blade, but you'll need an 18-volt Ryobi battery set to use it.

Ryobi PSBCS02 ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless Compact Light Weight Cut-Off Tool (Tool Only, Battery Not Included) $98.50 at Amazon $139.99 Save $41.49 Get Deal hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1759691879.jpg hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1759691879.jpg Get Deal $98.50 at Amazon $139.99 Save $41.49 Hand tools

Hand tools can be an overlooked component of a home DIY tool kit, but they're important for most home maintenance and DIY projects. Getting all the different tools and bits you need can be expensive, though. The Irwin 6 inch coping saw is $8.99, 43% off its regular price. It can make precise cuts in wood for custom projects like installing trim or making dovetail joints.

Irwin Tools ProTouch Coping Saw $8.99 at Amazon $15.82 Save $6.83 Get Deal hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1724788567.jpg hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1724788567.jpg Get Deal $8.99 at Amazon $15.82 Save $6.83 Best deal on screwdrivers

The Craftsman ratcheting screwdriver set is $16.98, 29% off its usual price. This set comes with a ratcheting screwdriver handle, 24 bits, and a telescoping magnetic pick-up tool. This is a good set for a simple home maintenance kit-it doesn't take up much space and it comes with almost any bit you would need for basic DIY home maintenance like changing air filters or swapping cabinet hardware.

Best deal on a wrench set

There's nothing more frustrating than getting partway through changing a filter or assembling a cabinet only to discover you don't have the right-sized socket for the job. The Craftsman 159-piece socket set comes with three ratchet handles, a set of wrenches in both SAE and metric sizes, and a variety of sockets up to 1/2-inch. It's on sale for $149, 12% off its regular price.

Best deal under $20

A pair of 10-inch Irwin locking pliers is $12.93, 52% off their typical price. These locking pliers are indispensable for removing stripped or rusted nuts and bolts, pulling nails, and a variety of other tasks. I have a pair that I keep in my personal tool set that have lasted more than a decade, and I find new uses for them every time I start a new project.

Best deals on bits, blades, and accessories

Having the correct bit or blade handy will save you time when you're working on a DIY project. Saving yourself a trip or two to the hardware store while you're working will keep your project flowing, but you might have noticed that the price of bits and blades can be steep. The Bosch 41-piece drill and driver bit set is on sale for $25, 50% off its usual price. This set includes basic sizes and types of drill bits for wood, metal, and masonry as well as some driver tips. This is a good basic starter kit for a drill and driver set as it has a little bit of everything included.

Best deal under $25

The DeWalt 40-piece impact driver bit set is on sale for $22.49, 25% off its typical price. The set includes a magnetic bit sleeve, a socket adapter, a set of extended bits for narrow spaces, several sizes and types of driver tips, and a case. This is the set I have in my personal tool kit, and I have found that DeWalt bits hold up to the torque that impact drivers apply without breaking, and they're convenient to swap with the included magnetic sleeve.

When does October Prime Day end?

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days ended on Oct. 8, but some deals will remain live in the coming days. Check back at Lifehacker for coverage of the best of them through the week.

Looking for something else? Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy have Prime Day competition sales that are especially useful if you don't have Amazon Prime.

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