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Overstock.com has the Worx WT940K 4-piece 18-volt Cordless Combo Tool Kit for $160 with free shipping. Includes reciprocating saw, circular saw, drill/driver and flashlight and includes two rechargeable batteries, charger and rolling storage case. [Compare]
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#1, ever heard of it before? That could tell you something in itself.
If you have to mention that your product works in the name brand what does that tell you?
A comparable Dewalt set would run about $400 on sale.
Never buy cheap tools.
Milwaukee
Ridgid
DeWalt
Those are the names to remember.
#4 Agreed.
I would also like to second DeWalt and add Makita and BOSCH to the list. This set WORX fine until it BREAX.
Thanks for the info. BTW, "Shut up Flanders."
diddly
How can you not buy a tool brand named "Worx?!?!" It's probably the best working tool ever--it's in the name! I'm in for a couple.
I've had surprising luck with Hitachi power tools and Porter Cable. I'm willing to give new brands a shot...
However, I borrowed a friend's WORX flashlight, and it stopped working. If they can't even make a friggin' flashlight properly, their saws and drills don't have much hope.
Worx Slogan: Great when it Worx!
Flea market junk.