Walmart's deals on Milwaukee tools get the job done for less

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Why we love Milwaukee tools

Milwaukee is one of the most beloved tool brands in the world. It’s built a reputation on durability and affordability over the past 102 years. Whether you need a simple screwdriver or a full mechanic’s tool chest, Milwaukee definitely has what you need. Not only does the brand deliver high-durability tools, but it is highly innovative as well. Items like the Packout Modular Tool Storage System changed the way that people interact with their tools and increased efficiency and productivity for those using them. 

That said, not every tool has to be innovative to be worthwhile. That’s why we’re sharing a few of the best deals that Walmart has on Milwaukee tools, and we think you’ll like them as much as we do. Some of them are even available at up to 45% off, so you may want to buy one for yourself and another as a gift for a friend or family member. No matter how you choose to make use of these tools, they’re definitely worth their weight in gold.

Milwaukee 2-Tool Drill Combo Kit, $220 (was $249) at Walmart

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If you think two drills are better than one, then we’re on the same page. This two-drill combo set is a great way to cover all your bases without spending all your cash. It includes a ½-inch hammer drill and a ¼-inch impact driver. You also get two M12 Fuel rechargeable batteries, a charger, and a sturdy canvas tool bag. The set is fully compatible with all other M12 batteries and fits comfortably into the bag with room to spare. 

Milwaukee 100-Piece Impact Driver Bit Set, $65 (was $103) at Walmart

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What good are the aforementioned drills if you don’t have a good set of bits to go with them? This extensive set of drill bits includes just about every size bit for every possible material you could ever need. Laser-hardened bit tips and shock-absorption technology make this set a must-have for serious DIY projects. It comes with a Milwaukee Packout compact organizer so you can keep your tools in order, even when you’re dealing with multiple projects at the same time.

Related: Walmart is selling a heavy-duty Milwaukee tool tote for $13 that’s the perfect size for all your power tools

Milwaukee M18 Fuel Reciprocating Saw, $180 (was $249) at Walmart

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With a cutting speed of 3,000 strokes per minute, this amazing saw can cut through all sorts of materials, from wood to sheet metal and everything in between. It has a wear-resistant blade change system as well as an anti-corrosion blade clamp. Both of these features combine to deliver extended durability for an already-tough-as-nails option. Other benefits of the saw include an adjustable foot, a hanging hook, and a built-in LED light. The light makes working in small, low-light areas far easier than they would otherwise be.

Milwaukee Cordless Torque Ratchet, $180 (was $249) at Walmart

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This rechargeable ratchet can do everything that your standard analog ratchet can, but far quicker. It also requires less elbow grease than traditional alternatives. It has a variable speed trigger that gives you more control than a standard torque ratchet. The ratchet also delivers as much as 35 feet per pound of torque, which allows you to fasten bolts tighter than you might otherwise. The ¾-inch low-profile head design allows it to fit into tight engine bays without much difficulty. 

Milwaukee Redlithium M12  Dual Battery Pack, $72 (was $129) at Walmart

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The Milwaukee Redlithium M12 line of batteries can fit in a host of different Milwaukee tools. The beauty of this product line is that you don’t necessarily need individual batteries for every tool in the home. These batteries can gain a full charge in as little as 30 minutes and integrate with fuel gauges on each tool to determine remaining charge. The batteries also have high current discharge, which means they deliver maximum energy to the power tool they’re connected to, avoiding unwanted weak reactions.

While Milwaukee tools are always worth checking out, Walmart’s current stable of low-priced options makes them even more appealing than usual. The faster you put these tools in your cart, the more sure you are to get yours before the price goes back up, or the inventory goes down. 

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