Get DEWALT cordless power tools for all-time low prices during Amazon’s Prime Day sale

Whether you need a single tool or a whole new kit of gear, you won't find better deals on DEWALT hardware anywhere right now.

By Stan Horaczek

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I have punished my fair share of power tools, which is why I always pay attention when they go on sale. DeWalt rarely goes deeply on sale, so Amazon’s Prime Day event is the window to buy in or add to a kit you already own. The discounts run from a $7 masonry blade to a $329 jobsite table saw, and the best values land on the cordless combo kits and bit sets that make the whole 20V MAX system worth committing to. Prices and stock are moving fast as the sale runs, so the cart you build today may not be the same one tomorrow.

DEWALT 20V MAX Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit $126.65 (was $149.00)

The two-tool kit that starts most DeWalt collections

DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver
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If you don’t own a DeWalt tool yet, start here. This kit pairs a 20V MAX drill/driver with an impact driver, the two tools that cover almost everything a homeowner needs, and throws in two batteries, a charger, and a bag so there’s nothing else to buy. At $126.65, down from $149.00, the batteries alone nearly justify the price, since they power the rest of the 20V MAX lineup. It’s the single easiest entry point into the system.

DEWALT 8-1/4-Inch Compact Jobsite Table Saw $329.00 (was $369.00)

The one corded tool a cordless kit eventually needs

DEWALT 15 Amp 8-1/4 in. Compact Portable Jobsite Table Saw
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Once your project list moves past holes and fasteners into actual cutting, this is the tool that handles it. The 8-1/4-inch blade and rack-and-pinion fence rip plywood and dimensional lumber cleanly, and at roughly 48 pounds it’s light enough to carry to the work and back. At $329, it’s one of the few full DeWalt power tools in the sale rather than an accessory, and it adds the one corded tool most homeowners eventually wish their cordless kit included.

DEWALT 40-Pc. Impact Ready FlexTorq Driver Bit Set $18.33 (was $21.57)

The cheap add-on that makes any driver useful

DEWALT Screwdriver Bit Set, 40 Pcs
A drill or driver isn’t worth anything without the right bit.

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An impact driver is useless without bits, and this 40-piece FlexTorq set is the one to throw in the cart while you’re already spending. The bits are built with a flexible shank that absorbs the torque an impact driver puts out, which is exactly what snaps cheaper bits. At $18.33, it’s the rare add-on that costs less than lunch and saves you a frustrating trip back to the store mid-project.

DEWALT 142-Pc. Mechanics Tool Set $109.00 (was $175.99)

Sockets and wrenches for everything that isn’t woodworking

DEWALT 142 Piece Mechanics Tool Set, 1/4 Inch and 3/8 Inch Drive, SAE and Metric
Get all fast and furious on your ride.

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Cordless tools build things; this set fixes them. The 142-piece kit spans 1/4- and 3/8-inch drive sockets, ratchets, and combination wrenches in both SAE and metric, which covers most of what a car repair, appliance job, or furniture assembly actually demands. At $109, down from $175.99, it’s 38% off and the kind of one-time buy that lives in the trunk or on the garage wall for a decade.

Power tool and combo kit deals

Committing to the 20V MAX battery platform is the smart long game, since every cordless tool shares the same packs. The brushless three-tool set below is the cheapest way to land a drill, driver, and impact in one box, and the corded angle grinder is the cutting-and-grinding workhorse that pairs with it.

Shop vacuum and dust collection deals

Cleanup is the job nobody plans for until the sawdust is everywhere. These three handle it at different scales, from a haul-anywhere 8-gallon wet/dry vac to a dust separator that keeps fine debris out of your vacuum’s filter.

Drill bit, driver bit, and blade deals under $35

Consumables are where a Prime Day order quietly pays off, since you’ll burn through bits and blades whether or not they were on sale. These are the everyday sets worth stocking up on while the prices are good, and not one of them costs more than $35.

Mechanics tool and socket set deals

Cordless tools build things; sockets and ratchets fix them. These cover car repairs, appliance work, and furniture assembly, and the impact-rated sets stand up to a powered driver instead of rounding off the first time you lean on them.

Tool storage and the rest

Storage is the unglamorous purchase that keeps the rest of your tools from disappearing, and the TSTAK pieces stack and lock together into a system. The 192-piece mechanics set, jobsite fan, and transit level round out the deals for anyone whose work runs past the workbench.

 
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