Expires 7/23/25. Choose from the following tools:
Kobalt 24V variable speed cordless reciprocating saw
Kobalt 24V 3 gallon 1 HP cordless wet dry shop vac
Kobalt 1/4 inch variable speed brushless trim router
Kobalt 3 inch 24V brushless cordless angle grinder
Kobalt 24V variable speed brushless 3/8 inch impact wrench
Kobalt 24V brushless variable speed belt sander
Kobalt 6 inch variable cordless polisher
Kobalt 5 inch 24V paddle switch brushless cordless angle grinder
Kobalt 24V cordless brushless variable speed oscillating multitool
Kobalt 24 V 6.5 inch brushless cordless circular saw
Kobalt 24V 4.5 inch brushless cordless circular saw
Kobalt 24V impact wrench
Kobalt 24V keyless brushless right angle cordless drill
Kobalt 24V water resistant Bluetooth jobsite radio
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If we get storms and branches get broken, this is so much easier than a full chain saw or even a reciprocating saw as the post above mine mentions; Which I used last time we had branches break.
For opening cardboard boxes... 😁
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Did you just think it was the pruning saw for 149?
This comes as a kit with battery and charger and another power tool of your choice, in a very well priced and good performing power tool platform.
If you think a cheap one-off tool for $50 is a better deal, that likely won't perform as well, and that you cannot expect support after the battery dies in maybe in a year, and which has few other tools that use the same battery, then go for it. Cheaper price doesn't always mean a better value.
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Also, if you already own a pole saw, you already own this and have a built in tactical advantage.
I want the tiny chainsaw to tactically remove these giant ass boxwoods in my backyard. Figure if I can get one good cut through at the base, my cleanup with be way way easier. May just say screw it and hunker down with the pole saw.
BWAHAHAHA!!! 😈
Tis very cool, yet very pricey. Fingers crossed for a price-slashing deal in the future... 😁
I never said it was cheap, nor was I trying to sell anybody on one. It was a joke, friend. Lighten up. 😉
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Yes I've seen those, but those are iffy. There is one brand that has really good reviews but at the same time it's got a lot of bad ones LOL. About the quality of the pruning saw. SUN Joe actually makes one of those as well. Can't speak to the quality but obviously they've been around a little while and are more of a well-established company who seem to make decent products. They have those all over eBay for about the 40 to $60 range. Sometimes it's a little cheaper even if you find the right seller