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If you need multiple tools or accessories, consider buying them as a combo kit or a set. You’ll get a lower price per tool this way, leading to substantial savings. Take inventory of the tools you need, then look for a combo kit that has them.
Power tool batteries are expensive. Once you’ve invested in one, you can use that same battery to power a variety of tools from the same manufacturer. Look for products that say “tool only” and buy those. You’ll save money by not purchasing another battery and charger, which can sometimes double the price.
There are a few great ways to get deals on tools from Lowe's. First check out Lowe's Deals of the Day which are one day deals for online purchases while supplies last. Most deals include tools as well as other household products. You can also check out Lowe's Weekly Ad which always has even more great deals on tools. And, don't forget that active-duty, retired, and military veterans and their spouses receive a 10% discount on eligible items.
Buying in bulk is another way to save on tools and materials. If you're a contractor you can often find deals on multiple tools and accessories for your crew, and homeowners can stock up on items like wet/dry vacuum bags and filters.
You’ll see a big discrepancy in cost between the DIY tool brands and contractor grade tools. For general homeowner use, a DIY tool brand is the way to go. If you aren’t using your tool daily, you’ll save a lot of money by sticking to brands like CRAFTSMAN® and BLACK+DECKER.
If you’ve got a heavy-duty job coming up, consider renting tools to get the job done. You’ll save money since you won’t be buying expensive tools you will use just once.
Augers, trenchers, and jackhammers are great examples of heavy-duty tools that are best suited for renting instead of owning. You can even rent smaller tools like drills, reciprocating saws, and sanders if needed.
Keep in mind Lowe’s often has savings events throughout the year but if you're shopping around Father’s Day or Black Friday, you'll often find a large selection of deals. Pro customers can join Lowe’s MVPs which earns you points on each purchase that can be redeemed for additional tools.
The more DIY savvy you get, the more your toolbox will flourish. And when it’s time to stock up or replace a number of older pieces, be smart and search for package deals where you can buy several tools at once. You’ll save about 30 percent when you buy combo kits instead of buying each tool individually. These are the 15 must-have additions for a homeowner tool kit.
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2 / 9It may not always be obvious on their homepage, but most online retailers have an option to buy refurbished tools. These tools are returned to the manufacturer and then fixed to like-new condition. They’re less expensive than brand new, and usually work just as well!
3 / 9Not everyone has the patience to go out of their way for a bargain, but if you’re the kind of person who likes to investigate, then this tip is for you. Search for an item you want, and do some digging to see if there’s a lower price on an identical in-stock item at a local competitor’s store. The Home Depot, for instance, will match the price, and take 10 percent off. Here are the 8 best value hand tools you can find at The Home Depot.
4 / 9Manufacturers have loyalty programs much like airlines. Joining one or some will ensure you reap the benefits of various rewards the more you buy from the brand. And you’ll earn points regardless of whether you buy a product online or at the store.
Try the Klein Loyalty Rewards Program, which you can access via the Klein Tools app for iPhone or Android. When you purchase one of the brand’s products, mark the item on the receipt. Then, go to the Klein app, enter your associated address and upload a picture of the receipt. You’ll earn one point per dollar spent, then go to the Klein Tool’s Tradesman Club to redeem points for branded merchandise.
5 / 9Did you know the average power tool is only used for about 30 minutes? Surely renting isn’t for the contractor who uses a certain tool over and over again. But if you’re DIYing and aren’t sure you’re ever going to use the tool again, or at least in the foreseeable future, rent it! The Home Depot and Lowe’s have very affordable rental options.
6 / 9Retailers don’t always offer the best deals in stores, so head to their website for unique promotions you won’t find anywhere else. You’ll likely come across different tool combinations and discounts that aren’t listed in the store. Why? Because they can’t fit everything in the store! You’ll often find that shipping is free as well. Use your tools to make these fabulous DIY projects that cost less than $50.
7 / 9If you’ve had good luck on Craigslist with other purchases, be it concert tickets or a secondhand couch, then you should try using the site for your tools. It’s one of the best ways to save money since new tools aren’t cheap. Craigslist has incredible bargains, but to find them, determine the average price of the tool you want, compare it to the site’s deals and weigh the odds of how much it has been used. Sometimes they’ve only been used once!
Don’t forget to check out our guide before you buy used tools.
8 / 9Knowing the best time to buy is important. November, for instance is great thanks to Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers. You’ll save between 30 and 50 percent off the suggested retail price! June is another great time to buy. Father’s Day sales come up toward the beginning of the month, meaning you’ll have plenty of time to find the perfect deal … or gift for a father figure!
9 / 9If you’re looking for a specialty item, such as indoor woodworking tools, purchase them in February and March, when it’s the end of the season. The same can be said for outdoor tools at the end of the summer season. This is the best option for a planner. If you know you don’t need your tool right away, but want to save for a project down the road, go ahead and purchase it when it’s ripe. Check out these 19 surprisingly easy woodworking projects for beginners.
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