The ad is pretty disappointing - seems to be a trend this year. The $20 wet/dry vac is a nice deal for those who don't have one already. I'll pick up the storage shelves because I need them and a $25 microwave to have as a spare. Not much else here to coax money from my wallet.
Thanks for the posting OP! Meh, yeah not seeing much this year. Has anyone used one of these "dogbone" wrenches? Are they worth having around or does it get all messed up when you start applying torque?
Here is the reported list of Black Friday offers for Home Depot, as found publicly online.
Digital Cameras Ryobi Tek4 Durashot 8MP Digital Camera - $199.00
Electronics Ryobi Tek4 Audio Plus Noise Suppression Headphones - $69.97
Home Maytag 4.0 cu.ft. Energy Star Washer - $299.00 Maytag 7.0 cu.ft Electric Dryer - $279.00
Kitchen & Housewares 0.7 CU. Ft. 700-Watt Microwave - $25.00 1.6 Cu Ft Over-The-Range Microwave - $98.00 Amana 25.0 Cu Ft Side-By-Side Refrigerator - $698.00 Amana 3-Peice Suite, Dishwasher, Refrigerator & Range - $1094.00 Amana 4.8 Cu Ft Self-Clean Electric Range - $398.00 Amana Tall Tub Dishwasher - $298.00 Appliance Delivery @ Haul Away - Free Hotpoint 5.0 Ct Ft Pilotless Gas Range - $298.00 Hotpoint 5.0 Cu Ft Self Cleaning Electric Range - $298.00 LG 19.7 Cu Ft French Door Refrigerator - $798.00 LG 25.0 Cu Ft Ezsteel Ice & Water French Door Refrigerator - $1498.00 LG 3.5 Cu Ft Washer & 7.0 Ct Ft Dryer - $798.00 LG Extra Large Capacity 4.0CU Ft Washer & 7.3 CU Ft Dryer - $998.00 Magic Chef 2.4 Cu Ft Stainless Style Compact Refrigerator - $98.00 Magic Chef 3.5 Cu Ft Chest Freezer - $138.00 Maytag 25.0 Cu Ft French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - $998.00 Maytag Bravos 4.7 Cy Ft High Efficiency Washer - $499.00 Maytag Bravos 6.8 Cu Ft Dryer - $499.00 Maytag Super-Size Capacity 7.2 Cu Ft. Dryer - $599.00 Maytag Super-Size Capacity Plus 4.1 Cu Ft Washer - $599.00 Rival 1.1 Cu Ft Microwave - $48.00 Steamfast Steam Mop - $25.00 Upright Vacuum Cleaner - $28.00 Vissani 52-Bottle Free-Standing Wine Cooler - $148.00 Vissani 6-Bottle Countertop Wine Cooler - $48.00
Miscellaneous 6.5-Quart Shoebox - $0.88 Rayovac AA Batteries - Buy 30 Get 30 Free
Outdoors Brinkmann Pro Series 4-Burner Gas Grill - $179.00 Duraflame 5LB Wax Firelogs - $19.88
Seasonal 100-Light Clear Icicle Led Set - $10.97 100-Light GE Mini Light Set - $3.97 100-Light Mini Set - $0.99 10'-11'Fraser Fir - $119.00 10" Candy Cane Stakes - $8.97 11'-12' Fraser Fir - $129.00 11' T-Bone Gutter Light Kit - $19.98 150-Light 4x6 Net - $7.47 150-Light GE Pro-Line Mini Set - $12.97 200-Light LED Reel - $34.97 2.5' 150-Light Grapvevine Dog - $39.97 300-Light GE Clear Icicle Set - $9.97 300-Light Icicle Set - $6.48 300-Light Mini Set - $6.48 30" Decorated Wreaths - $24.98 50-Light Medium LED Set - $7.97 5' 250-Light Animated Grapevine Deer - $69.97 5'-6' Fraser Fir - $18.95 6'-7' Douglas Fir - $29.98 6'-7' Fraser Fir - $34.98 6'-7' Noble Fir - $39.98 6-Pack Multicolored Bulb Lawn Stakes - $14.97 6" Poinsettia - $0.99 * 75 Ct All-Purpose Light Clips - $3.97 7'-8' Douglas Fir - $39.98 7'-8' Fraser Fir - $49.98 7'-8' Noble Fir - $59.98 7' Airblown Inflatable Lighted Snowman or Santa - $29.98 7 Ft. LED or Pre-Decorated Christmas Trees - $49.00 8'-9' Douglas Fir - $49.98 8'-9' Fraser Fir - $59.98 8'-9' Noble Fir - $79.98 8' Tree Stand - $11.97 Aster Pine 6.5' Pre-Lit Christmas Tree - $59.00 Christmas Figures - $15.98 Christmas Stockings - $3.98 Fresh-Cut Christmas Trees - $18.95 GE Fraser Fir 7.5' Pre-Lit Christmas Tree - $229.00 GE Pre-Lit 26" Decorated Wreaths - $29.97 Hairblown Inflatable Penguin Or Polar Bear - $19.97 Paley Pine 7.5' Pre-Decorated Christmas Tree - $179.00 Pre-Lit 23" Wreath - $9.98 Pre-Lit 25' Noble Fir Garland - $19.97 Pre-Lit 42" Porch Christmas Tree in Urn - $19.88 Pre-Lit 4' Decorated Biltmore Pine Christmas Tree - $49.97 Pre-Lit 4' Decorated Christmas Tree - $39.97 Pre-Lit 5' Pine Christmas Tree - $34.97 Shatterproof Ornaments - $19.98 Shatter-Resistant 76-Piece Ornament Set - $9.99 Sparkling Pine 7.5' Pre-Decorated Christmas Tree - $199.00 Tree Skirts - $19.98 Wesley Pine 7.5' Pre-Lit Christmas Tree - $139.00 Wrapping & Trimming Service w/Every Christmas Tree Purchase - Free
Tools & Hardware 2-Pack Basic Electrical Timer - $4.97 2-Step Stool - $14.95 4-Shelf Storage Unit - $18.88 50' Extension Cord - $8.97 All-Metal Stake Light - $4.97 Black & Decker Ready Wrench - $15.88 Bucket Head Wet/Dry Vac - $19.97 Combo LED Aluminum Flashlight 6-Pack - $9.88 Dewalt 10" Portable Table Saw - $299.00 Dewalt 18-Volt Compact Drill/Driver Kit - $99.00 Dewalt 18-Volt COmpact Drill/Recip Combo Kit - $199.00 DeWalt 47-Piece Drill/Driver Bit Set - $9.88 Dewalt 72-Peice Drill/Drive Set - $14.97 Dremel 160-Piece Accessory Set - $29.97 Dremel 300 Series Rotary Tool Kit - $44.00 Dremel Multi-Max Tool Kit - $99.00 Husky 2-Gallon Compressor w/3 Tools - $69.88 Husky 2-Pack Hard Case Tool Set w/ Free Screwdriver - $9.98 Husky 32-Piece Black Nickel Wrench Set - $19.88 Husky 32-Piece Full Polish Wrench Set - $39.97 Husky 5-Piece Pliers Set - $9.97 Husky 60-Piece Polished Chrome Mechanic's Tool Set - $29.97 Husky 99-Piece Black Chrome Mechanic's Set - $99.97 Husky Tool Bag w/ 22 Storage Pockets - $9.88 LED Aluminum Flashlight 6-Pack w/Bonus - $9.94 Makita 18-Volt Hammer Driver Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit w/Bit Set - $199.00 Makita 7-1/4" Circular Saw w/Led Light - $99.00 Milwuakee 11 AMP SawZall - $99.00 Patio Heater - $99.00 Porter Cable 2 Gun & 6 Gallon Compressor Combo Kit - $199.00 Ridgid 16-Gallon 5-HP Wet/Dry Vac - $19.88 Ridgid Compound Miter Saw w/Laser - $179.00 Ridgid Fuego One-Handed Reciprocating Saw - $69.00 Ryobi 1-1/2 HP Router Kit - $59.97 Ryobi 1/4" SHank 20-Piece Carbide Router Bit Set - $49.97 Ryobi 18-Volt Li-Ion Compact Combo - $249.00 Ryobi 18 Volt Super Combo Torque IV Drill - $129.00 Ryobi 60-Piece Drilling & Driving Set - $9.88 Ryobi Airgrip Compact Laser Level - $19.97 Ryobi One+ 18-Volt Drill and Circular Saw Kit - $49.88 * Ryobi One 18-Volt Ni-Cad Drill - $39.88 Ryobi One 18-Volt Starter Kit - $89.00 Ryobi Tek4 4-Volt Lithium-Ion Battery - $12.97 Ryobi Tek4 Digital Key Lock Box - $59.97 Ryobi Tek4 Infrared Thermometer - $69.97 Ryobi Tek4 Laser Distance Measurer - $149.00 Ryobi Tek4 Portable Power Source - $19.97 Ryobi Tek4 Professional Digital Multimeter - $79.97 Ryobi Tek4 Self-Leveling Plumb-Cross Laser - $119.00 Ryobi TIle Saw - $99.00 Rypbo 10" Water Saw - $69.00 Stanley Multi-Tool with Bonus Knife - $9.99 Stanley Powerlock Tape Measure 4-Pack - $9.99 Werner 5' Aluminum Step Ladder - $24.00 Workforce 50-Piece Screwdriver Set - $4.88
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kimgkimg said: Thanks for the posting OP! Meh, yeah not seeing much this year. Has anyone used one of these "dogbone" wrenches? Are they worth having around or does it get all messed up when you start applying torque?
It is probably a pretty light duty tool. I'll stick with combination wrenches or sockets on a flex handle.
isles1 said: Any comments on the Dewalt 18-Volt Compact Drill/Driver Kit - $99.00 listed on the last page of the ad? I'm in the market for a cordless drill. TIA
they had that $99 Dewalt 18V drill for the black friday deals for the past 10 years
for sure they are stronger... but for most people, their ridiculous charging trickle issues, memory and shitty batteries after a few months/ or a year is a real issue... I want to pick a tool up and use it.. not pick it up and find out it is dead. Li Ion might not have the muscle, but it works when I need it to... just my opinion...!
g3cK0
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 13, 2009 @ 3:41p
The DeWalt drill kit and Ridgid wet/dry vac seems like a good deal.
green for you, again nothing great, but I will be stopping by for the storage shelves.
frugalphyl
Member
posted: Nov. 13, 2009 @ 7:20p
Knuckle buster
Sunkistadora
Member
posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 1:12a
I was quite pleased with several of the deals. I am in the market for a basic washer and dryer, that Maytag set is perfect. Looked at sam's today and couldn't get a pair for less than $650-700. Also like the shelves. Gonna buy those LED flashlights for my dad. He is a flashlight freak.
xocruiser1
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 1:40a
Wow, this is terrible compared to last year. Last year was a steal. I got the 4 Piece Ryobi Drill, Saw, Vacuum, battery set AND a free tool of your choice (I picked up an additional battery) for about $50, albeit I had to stand there and argue with the a**hole store manager that the deal is legit. The moron didn't believe me and the 15 other people that the deal was that good and he refused to sell it to us. Anyways, looks like this year, they really mellowed out.
does anyone know how many batteries the Ryobi Drill/Saw kit comes with ??
thanks
usually 2 !
My guess is only one and only a tiny charger as seen in the picture. Notice that it's only the drill that has a battery while the saw doesn't. If you look at a few of the other Ryobi items, the ones that come with two batteries have two in the picture.
I agree that the deals seem to be getting worse each year. A few years back they had the battery/charger and drill for $30. Last year was decent though, the saw, drill, vac, flashlight, battery, charger plus one free tool for $59 was a deal. Now for $49 and only saw, drill, battery, charger, not so hot. I don't like how they have the lithium kit in there too, it's just filler because that's the regular price. I saw it discounted at one point for $199, but didn't bother to pick it up.
Don't forget to get a 10% off Lowes coupon from the post office mover packet and see if they take it as a competitor coupon, most of them do.
Sunkistadora said: I was quite pleased with several of the deals. I am in the market for a basic washer and dryer, that Maytag set is perfect. Looked at sam's today and couldn't get a pair for less than $650-700. Also like the shelves. Gonna buy those LED flashlights for my dad. He is a flashlight freak.
Did you check the Sears sale? They have a doorbuster at $579 for a pair and it's a front load not top load like The Home Depot one.
Also if your dad is a flashlight freak, don't get those flashlights. They look cheap and don't have much range. Real flashlight freaks are over at candlepowerforums.com and they buy their flashlights from DealExtreme.com, kaidomain.com, shiningbeam.com or 4sevens.com and the list goes on.
Do anyone think the Husky air compressor is better then the lowes deal on the Campbell Hausfeld brand....69 vs 59 buck? Specs look the same....advice. Porter Cable is better but was not looking to pay that much...thinking small projects, trim, crown molding, etc.
Sunkistadora
Member
posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 7:16a
I should have clarified. He likes cheap flashlights. Goes through them like candy. As for the washer and dryer, I prefer the top load the way my laundry room is set up. Thanks.
Add: I looked at the Sears ad. Very anti-Kenmore. Eep!
carsonsig said: for sure they are stronger... but for most people, their ridiculous charging trickle issues, memory and shitty batteries after a few months/ or a year is a real issue... I want to pick a tool up and use it.. not pick it up and find out it is dead. Li Ion might not have the muscle, but it works when I need it to... just my opinion...!
ramzey28 said: Do anyone think the Husky air compressor is better then the lowes deal on the Campbell Hausfeld brand....69 vs 59 buck? Specs look the same....advice. Porter Cable is better but was not looking to pay that much...thinking small projects, trim, crown molding, etc.
Porter Cable is not that great anymore they have turned to &*^% (even their air tools are getting cheap when they used to be the best in the business)...that is bottom barrel. Go with husky...much better warranty (unless things have changed) and the quality of the plastic and tank is much better.
This is honestly the best BF ad I've seen this year so far. There are amazing deals in here but I'll just let the suckers who think they can buy high quality tools on BF bitch and moan about the prices (FYI every Dewalt tool in this ad except the table saw is absolute shiat).
wackyrabbit said: This is honestly the best BF ad I've seen this year so far. There are amazing deals in here but I'll just let the suckers who think they can buy high quality tools on BF bitch and moan about the prices (FYI every Dewalt tool in this ad except the table saw is absolute shiat).
That's only because this year's BF deals are crappy. I definitely won't be going to any stores this year. I'll do all my browsing online and probably buy some semi-warm deal just because I like to buy stuff.
carsonsig said: Opinion? Don't bother with nicd tools. Batteries suck.
Lithium is great if you use your tools alot. nicd is fine for most people. BUT, you will need to charge it right before you use it since they discharge overtime (this is assuming you don't use it often).
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