Shows up as $29.99 for me. I gave the OP green because I own several allied sets as spares for the most basic of tools for people that like to borrow/break/lose. My craftsman tool sets don't leave my side. Green because it has a stud finder, laser level, and an 18v drill, plus hand tools...

Not to threadcrap, but...Crappy drill with a set of crappy tools.

Most of the tools (excluding the level) in this set can be had from IKEA in this $9.99 FIXA set.

And the drill... single probably Ni-Cad battery, regular charger. I would be much better buying refurb Black&Decker from B&D outlet store.

I've had good success with a couple of inexpensive 18V cordless drills I purchased about 5 years ago. They look identical to the one pictured - just yellow case instead of blue, although not sure of the internals on this one. I believe mine were Chicago Electric brand (similar to what you would see at Harbor Freight) purchased off of eBay for ~$25/each. They have gotten me through some torque intensive projects (replacing wooden railings on porch, assembling playground equipment for children). IMHO, I would rather have an inexpensive no-name brand "heavy duty" tool for general use rather than a name brand general use tool for general use because the "heavy duty" tool can on occassion branch out and perform "heavy duty" jobs. On a full battery charge, I can drive dozens of 2.5" deck screws into pressure treated lumber (which is the limit of my expectations for this type of class of product). I have not had the same experiences with some of the 9.6V household products I have tried.