Home Depot deals — every price below was verified when posted; we re-check these daily.
RYOBI 18V ONE+ Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit
$98
Cut, sand, and scrape with ease — the RYOBI 18V ONE+ Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit is the do-it-all tool every DIYer needs, and it comes with an 18V 2.0 Ah battery and charger so you’re ready to work right out of the box. With 4.5 stars from 824 reviews, it’s a proven performer — and right now it’s a Special Buy in Home Depot Canada’s flyer (Oct 8–21) for just $98.00.
Yard cleanup on a budget. Ryobi’s 18V ONE+ blower/sweeper pushes 250 CFM to clear leaves, grass clippings, and driveway debris — and the included 2.0Ah battery works with every tool in the ONE+ system.
The battery deal of the flyer. Milwaukee’s M12 XC 5.0Ah HIGH OUTPUT pack delivers long runtime for the whole M12 lineup — at 48% off, it’s the cheapest way to feed your M12 tools.
Pro-grade routing without the cord. Milwaukee’s M18 FUEL compact router delivers clean edges and cutouts with corded-like power — a rare price drop on a 4.77-star flagship tool.
Curve cuts, straight cuts, bevel cuts — Milwaukee’s M18 FUEL jig saw handles them all with pro precision. At $50 off with a 4.81-star rating from 2,600+ reviewers, this is the one to grab.
Serious torque in a compact body. Milwaukee’s M18 FUEL 1/2-inch impact wrench with friction ring breaks loose stubborn lug nuts and bolts — 24% off makes this pro tool a lot more reachable.
DEWALT 20V MAX ATOMIC 1/4" Impact Driver (Tool Only)
$98was $14934% OFF
Small driver, big bite. DeWalt’s ATOMIC compact impact driver squeezes into tight spots while driving screws and lag bolts with ease — 34% off is the deepest cut we’ve seen on it.
Milwaukee’s flagship subcompact FUEL combo — 1/2-inch hammer drill and 1/4-inch impact driver with brushless POWERSTATE motors — at a Home Depot Canada flyer price of $278. Kit includes two REDLITHIUM batteries (4.0Ah + 2.0Ah), M12 charger, and contractor bag. Everything you need to start or extend an M12 system in one box.
A full circular saw kit — saw, 4.0Ah battery, and charger — for $98 in the Home Depot Canada flyer. Ideal entry point into the huge 18V ONE+ system: same batteries power 300+ tools. Great price for a kit that usually sells well above $150.
RYOBI 40V HP 21 in. Brushless Snow Blower Kit (2x 6.0Ah Batteries)
$848was $8986% OFF
Peak snow-season timing: RYOBI’s 40V HP brushless 21-inch snow blower kit is down to $848 from $898. You get two 6.0Ah batteries and a charger in the box, with a 21-inch clearing width for serious snowfall. New lower price — save $50.
DEWALT 20V MAX ATOMIC Brushless Compact Drill/Driver (Tool Only)
$98was $16942% OFF
The DEWALT 20V MAX ATOMIC brushless compact drill/driver (bare tool) is $98, down from $169. Save $71 (42%) on this ultra-compact workhorse. New lower price.
Two 4.0Ah ONE+ lithium batteries for $98 — the cheapest way to feed your whole RYOBI system. This is a Home Depot flyer price, valid October 8–21, 2026.
Get RYOBI’s 18V ONE+ drill/driver plus impact driver with two 1.5Ah batteries and a charger for $138 — a $250 total value if the items were purchased separately. Home Depot flyer price, valid October 8–21, 2026.
CRAFTSMAN BRUSHLESS RP 20V Drill/Driver + Impact Driver Kit
$179was $26933% OFF
Both tools run brushless RP motors — the 1/2″ drill hits 2,000 RPM and the 1/4″ impact driver delivers 1,800 in-lbs max torque. Two 2.0Ah batteries, charger and soft bag in the box.
Snag the DEWALT 20V MAX XR 5″ Random Orbital Sander (DCW210B) — a brushless cordless bare tool that delivers swirl-free finishes at up to 12,000 OPM. With 4.6 stars from 130 reviews, it’s a proven performer — and at this price you’re pocketing a sweet $101 in savings.
Clear the jobsite, the driveway, or the deck in a flash with the DEWALT 20V Cordless Jobsite Blower (DCE100B, bare tool). With 100 CFM of blowing power and a 3-speed selector switch, cleanup is effortless — and at just $98 you’re pocketing a cool $101 in savings.
CRAFTSMAN’s 20V Oscillating Tool kit is the ultimate problem-solver — cutting, sanding, scraping, and grinding in tight spots. It comes with the 2Ah battery and boasts a perfect 5.0-star rating. Grab it for $99 and save $80 before the sale ends!
Turn any jobsite into a concert venue with the DEWALT Bluetooth Jobsite Speaker — 100-ft Bluetooth range, hybrid 12V/20V or AC power, and jobsite-tough durability. Rich dual-speaker sound for just $98 — that’s about $71 off the regular price!
The classic DEWALT starter kit at a serious discount. This brushless 20V MAX combo pairs a 1/2-in drill/driver (DCD777) with a compact 1/4-in impact driver (DCF787, 1,500 in-lb of torque), plus two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, and a contractor bag. Everything a DIYer needs to get started — or a great backup set for the truck.
Four brushless DEWALT 20V MAX tools in one bundle at $241 off. A monster discount for anyone building out — or rebuilding — their kit in one shot. Full brushless lineup means more runtime and longer tool life across the board.
The two tools every toolbox needs, for $129. This CRAFTSMAN 20V set bundles a 1/2-in drill/driver and an impact driver with two 2Ah batteries — a genuinely complete starter kit at a price that’s hard to argue with. Rated 4.9/5 by owners.
A sealed-head ratchet built for real shop work, $121 off. The DEWALT 20V MAX XR brushless sealed head shrugs off grime and keeps turning in tight engine bays and equipment housings. Tool only — pairs with any 20V MAX battery.
DEWALT’s flagship 12-in double-bevel sliding compound miter saw at $191 off. 15A motor spinning 3,800 RPM, XPS cut-line positioning for dead-on cuts, and 56 lb of jobsite muscle that anchors a trim crew’s trailer. Rated 4.5/5 by owners — this is the saw you buy once.
DEWALT Adjustable Aluminium Mitre Saw Stand (DWX723)
$248was $32924.6% OFF
The stand every miter saw deserves, $81 off. DEWALT’s adjustable aluminium stand fits all miter saw brands, stretches from a 5.5-ft beam to 16 ft of material support, and carries 500 lb at just 29 lb of carry weight. Universal fit — pairs perfectly with tonight’s DWS780 deal.
Serious torque at $70 off: DEWALT’s 20V MAX XR mid-range 1/2-in impact wrench delivers 600 ft-lbs of fastening torque and 800 ft-lbs of breakaway — the sweet spot between compact drivers and full-size brutes. Detent pin anvil, brushless motor, 4-mode control with Precision Wrench anti-runoff, and an LED work light keep you in command. Tool only — bring your own 20V MAX battery and charger.
DEWALT 20V MAX Brushless Compact Hammer Drill Kit (DCD798D1)
$148was $23938% OFF
DEWALT’s brushless compact 1/2-inch hammer drill kit is down to $148 at RONA — that’s $91 off the regular $239. The kit includes the drill, a battery and a charger, and it holds a 4.8/5-star rating across 22 reviews. It’s in stock now at RONA+ Vancouver-Grandview.
Pro-grade drywall sanding without the cord — a brushless motor, telescoping shaft and articulating head reach ceilings and tight spots with ease. Wireless Tool Control pairs it with DEWALT dust extractors for cleaner jobsites. Save $210.99 on this 20V MAX sander.
On sale now for $449 (regular $659.99 — 32% off, save $210.99).
DEWALT’s lightest, most powerful compact battery — 50% more power in a 25% smaller footprint with twice the lifetime of standard cells. This kit pairs the 1.7Ah POWERSTACK battery with a charger that handles 12V MAX, 20V MAX and FLEXVOLT. Big upgrade for any 20V MAX kit.
On sale now for $169 (regular $259.00 — 35% off, save $90).
CRAFTSMAN BRUSHLESS RP 20V 1/4-in Impact Driver (Bare Tool)
$79was $14947% OFF
Brushless 20V muscle for under eighty bucks. CRAFTSMAN’s BRUSHLESS RP 1/4-in impact driver packs 1,800 in-lbs of max torque, a 3-speed gearbox hitting 3,200 RPM, plus an onboard LED and bit holder for dark fastener work. Bare tool, so it drops straight into your existing V20 kit — and at $79 (was $149.00, 47% off), it’s the cheapest way into a brushless impact driver from a big-name brand.
Online only at RONA — ships next business day across Canada.
Four V20 tools, two batteries, a charger and an LED task light for under two hundred bucks — this is the cheapest way to jump into the CRAFTSMAN 20V system. Drill/driver, impact driver, reciprocating saw and task light cover nearly every job around the house. At 38% off with the discount running to November 4, this one won’t sit around.
DEWALT’s hammer drill + impact driver pairing is the duo every toolbox needs, and this kit throws in two batteries, a charger and a contractor bag. Brushless motors mean more runtime per charge on both tools. Save $101 while it lasts.
CRAFTSMAN V20 BRUSHLESS RP 1/4" Impact Driver (Tool Only)
$79was $179.9956% OFF
A brushless impact driver for less than the cost of a battery. The V20 BRUSHLESS RP packs 1,800 in-lbs of torque, a 3-speed gearbox and 3,200 RPM into a compact frame — at 56% off it’s the strongest tool deal on RONA right now. Bare tool; bring your own V20 battery.
CRAFTSMAN RP 20V Brushless Fixed Base Router (Tool Only)
$109was $138.9922% OFF
A brushless fixed-base router under $110 is rare air. The CRAFTSMAN RP 20V handles roundovers, dados and edge profiles completely cord-free, and at 22% off it’s the cheapest way into a cordless router. Bare tool for the V20 system.
Bosch’s Profactor line is built to replace corded tools, and this 18V brushless 1/2-in drill/driver just dropped to $160. BITURBO motor, 1,330 in-lbs of torque, KickBack Control and 25 clutch settings — pro-grade drilling for 36% off. Bare tool; CORE18V batteries sold separately.
CRAFTSMAN V20 Cordless Compact Belt Sander (Bare Tool)
$109was $137.9921% OFF
Belt sanders eat material fast, and this compact cordless one just got 21% cheaper. Tool-free belt changes, 3-position auxiliary handle and dust-bag compatibility make it a solid refinishing pickup at $109. Bare tool; V20 battery not included.
Concrete work demands a real rotary hammer, and DEWALT’s XR 20V MAX 1-in SDS-Plus kit is $100 off. Brushless motor, 2.6 joules of impact energy and an integrated depth stop – this is the pro concrete drill at a DIY price. Kit includes two 5.0Ah batteries, charger and bag.
Both platforms are excellent. Both have deep tool lineups, endless Canadian retail availability, and deals every month. The wrong choice costs you hundreds in duplicate batteries and chargers — here’s how to pick once and pick right.
Why the platform decision matters more than any single tool
A drill first is cheap. Twenty batteries over ten years are not. Bare-tool deals run $50–$120 less than kits, so the batteries you buy first are the ones you’ll live with. Picking a platform is really picking a battery system — the tool choice flows from there.
Milwaukee M18: the trades favourite
Milwaukee’s M18 lineup is the deepest in the business, especially for trade tools — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and mechanical. Their FUEL line is the brushless top tier, consistently ranking at the top of independent tool tests.
The compact M12 sub-platform is arguably the best small-tool system in the world, and it shares chargers and logic with M18 — so one Milwaukee drawer covers both.
Best for: contractors, serious DIYers, widest tool selection. Canadian availability: Home Depot, KMS Tools, Canadian Tire. Deals: Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2″ Compact Impact Wrench (tool only) — $248 (was $328)deal
DeWALT 20V MAX is the most widely available cordless platform in Canada — every hardware chain, every tool dealer, and a constant drumbeat of combo-kit deals that are often the cheapest way to start a battery system.
FLEXVOLT batteries bridge up to 60V for the heavy tools (saws, grinders) while still powering your 20V drill — a genuinely clever trick if you might grow into the bigger tools.
Best for: homeowners wanting deepest discount pool, availability, and resale value. Availability: everywhere — most ubiquitous platform in Canada. Deals: DEWALT 20V MAX Brushless Hammer Drill Kit — $149.99 (was $239.99)deal
Contractors lean Milwaukee; value hunters lean DeWALT. Both are excellent choices that will serve you for a decade — the real mistake is bouncing between them.
The tiebreakers:
Own a battery? Stay — batteries are the expensive part.
Need niche trade tools? Milwaukee. Want the widest sale pool and easiest availability? DeWALT.
Starting from zero and minimizing cost? DeWALT on a combo-kit sale.
Compact power for indoor/finish work? Milwaukee M12.
Platform buying rules
Buy your first tool as a kit with two batteries — the two-battery kit is worth ~$100 more than the tool-only deal and saves you a charger purchase.
Then hunt bare-tool (tool only) deals — this is where the savings live once you own batteries.
Don’t mix brands at the battery level — one platform per battery size, no exceptions.
Skip off-brand batteries — they void warranties and die young.
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Canadian snow isn’t one thing. Vancouver slush, Prairie powder, and a Maritime nor’easter that drops 40 cm of wet cement overnight each demand a different machine. Here’s how to buy the right snow blower the first time — and when to buy it, because timing is worth $100+.
Single-stage vs two-stage: the big decision
Single-stage blowers scrape right down to the pavement and throw snow up to ~10 metres. They’re compact, lighter, and cheaper. Best for: paved driveways, regions with lighter snow (most of the Lower Mainland, southern Ontario), and snowfall mostly under 20 cm.
Two-stage blowers have a separate auger and impeller — they chew through deep, packed, and wet snow, handle gravel driveways (the auger doesn’t touch the ground), and throw snow much further. Best for: rural properties, the Prairies, Atlantic Canada, snow belts, and anyone whose plow leaves a wall of ice at the end of the driveway.
The end-of-driveway test: if the municipal plow regularly leaves you a frozen berm, buy a two-stage. No single-stage will save you.
Gas vs battery in 2026
Battery blowers finally grew up. A modern 40V–80V two-stage battery machine clears a typical suburban driveway on one charge and starts every time — no gas, no oil, no carburetor gummed up by October. Limits: very long driveways, very deep snow, and battery replacement cost down the road.
Gas is still king for big properties and brutal climates, and a well-kept gas blower runs for 20 years. It’s also the most machine for the dollar on sale.
Current battery pick: RYOBI 40V HP 21-inch Brushless Snow Blower Kit with 2× 6.0Ah batteries — $848 (was $898). Two big batteries included is what makes it work in real snow. See the deal
Size it to your driveway
1–2 car paved driveway, mild winters: 18–21″ single-stage.
2–4 car driveway, regular snow: 21–24″ two-stage (gas or high-voltage battery).
Long/rural driveway or gravel: 24–28″ two-stage gas, with heated grips if you’re out there at 6 AM.
Apartment/condo walkways: a cordless single-stage or even a power shovel — storage space decides.
Don’t forget the cheap accessory that saves your knuckles: a snowblower chute clearing tool (currently $5.99, was $9.99) — never clear a clogged chute by hand. See the deal
Got an ATV already? A universal ATV plow kit (currently $299.99, was $499.99) turns it into a snow-clearing rig for less than a blower. See the deal
When to buy
Best prices: September–October (early-bird sales before demand spikes), Black Friday, and February–March clearance (if you can plan a season ahead, this is where 30–40% off lives). Worst time: the morning after the first big storm, when you’ll pay full price and like it.
Buying checklist
Clearing width matches your driveway and gate/storage space
Two-stage if gravel, deep snow, or plow berms
Electric start on gas models (your shoulder will thank you at -20)
Battery models: confirm two batteries are included, not one
Check the return window — you can’t test it in real snow within 30 days of a September purchase from every retailer
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They look similar, they often come in the same combo kit, and half the people who own both still grab the wrong one. Here’s the plain-English difference — and which one your money should go to first.
The 30-second version
A drill/driver spins. It drills holes and drives screws with a clutch that stops at a set torque. It has a chuck that grips bits.
An impact driver spins and hammers rotationally — thousands of little concussive blows per minute that muscle long screws and lag bolts home without twisting your wrist off. It takes 1/4″ hex bits only, no chuck.
A hammer drill is a drill/driver with an added hammer mode that pounds forward while spinning, for drilling into concrete, brick, and stone.
What each one is best at
Drill/driver: drilling clean holes in wood, metal, and plastic; driving screws in delicate work where the clutch prevents snapping or sinking them too deep. If you own exactly one tool, this is it.
Impact driver: long structural screws, lag bolts, deck building, flat-pack marathons. It drives big fasteners with less effort, less cam-out, and less wrist strain than a drill. Once you use one on a deck build, you won’t go back. The trade-off: no chuck, so no standard drill bits (hex-shank bits only), and it’s loud.
Hammer drill: everything a drill/driver does, plus holes in concrete for anchors, tapcons, and mounting into foundation walls or brick. In Canada, sooner or later everyone needs to anchor something into a basement wall. If your drill budget covers one tool, make it a hammer drill — the hammer mode turns off for normal work.
The money answer
Buy the combo kit. A drill + impact driver kit with two batteries costs far less than the two tools bought separately, and you’ll use both constantly. Current picks:
CRAFTSMAN BRUSHLESS RP 20V Drill/Driver + Impact Driver Kit — $179 (was $269) — the cheapest respectable brushless combo going. See the deal
Milwaukee M12 FUEL Hammer Drill + Impact Driver Combo — $278 (was $348) — compact, pro-grade, and the hammer drill covers your concrete work too. See the deal
DEWALT 20V MAX Brushless Hammer Drill Kit — $149.99 (was $239.99) — if you only have room in the budget for one tool today, this is the one. See the deal
Common mistakes
Using the impact driver for everything. It’s tempting, but without a clutch it’ll snap small screws and overdrive into soft material. Delicate assembly = drill with clutch.
Buying a drill without hammer mode to save $20. The first time you need a hole in your foundation wall, you’ll rent a hammer drill for more than the difference.
Mixing platforms. Batteries are the expensive part. Pick one platform (DEWALT 20V, Milwaukee M18/M12, Makita LXT, Ryobi ONE+) and stay in it — every future bare-tool deal gets cheaper.
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A good cordless drill is the first power tool most people buy — and the one that decides which battery platform you’re locked into for the next decade. Here’s how to shop the Canadian deals without overpaying, plus the drills we’re watching right now.
What actually matters in a cordless drill
Brushless beats brushed. Brushless motors run cooler, last longer, and squeeze more work out of every charge. In 2026 there’s no reason to buy a brushed drill unless the deal is truly bottom-dollar.
Voltage class. 12V kits are light and fine for flat-pack furniture and light duty around the house. 18V/20V MAX is the sweet spot for real work — framing, decking, drilling into studs all day. Go 12V only if weight matters more than power.
Kit vs bare tool. A “kit” includes batteries and a charger; a “bare tool” or “tool only” does not. Bare-tool deals look cheap until you price the batteries. If you’re starting fresh, buy a kit. If you already own batteries in that platform, bare-tool sales are where the real bargains hide.
Chuck size. 1/2″ is standard and handles everything a homeowner or pro throws at it. 3/8″ chucks belong on light-duty tools.
The drills we’re tracking right now
DEWALT 20V MAX Brushless Hammer Drill Kit — $149.99 (was $239.99) — the do-everything pick; brushless, hammer mode for masonry, two batteries. See the deal
Milwaukee M12 FUEL Hammer Drill + Impact Driver 2-Tool Combo — $278 (was $348) — compact 12V that punches way above its weight class; the pro favourite for cabinet and finish work. See the deal
CRAFTSMAN BRUSHLESS RP 20V Drill/Driver + Impact Driver Kit — $179 (was $269) — the value play: brushless, two tools, two batteries, under $200. See the deal
Makita 18V LXT 1/4-in Impact Driver Kit — $129 (was $169) — if you’re on (or want) the Makita LXT platform, this is the cheapest respectable way in. See the deal
DEWALT 20V MAX ATOMIC Impact Driver (Tool Only) — $98 (was $149) — already own DEWALT 20V batteries? This is the add-on deal to grab. See the deal
Prices checked on the retailer pages — we verify every deal before it posts, and pull it when the sale dies.
When drills go on sale in Canada
The best prices land on predictable dates: Father’s Day (June), Black Friday (late November), Boxing Week, and the retailer “pro events” — Home Depot’s Pro Xtra days and KMS Tools’ brand days in spring and fall. Combo kits get the deepest cuts; if you can wait for one of those windows, a two-tool kit routinely drops $70–$120.
Quick FAQ
Is 20V MAX more powerful than 18V? No — it’s marketing. 20V MAX and 18V are the same class (20V is the peak voltage, 18V the nominal). DEWALT says 20V MAX; Milwaukee, Makita, and Bosch say 18V. Same league.
How many batteries do I need? Two. One in the tool, one on the charger. A kit with two batteries is worth real money over a one-battery kit.
Should I buy the extended warranty? For drills, generally no. Brushless tools from the big brands are reliable, and the sale price is usually low enough that self-insuring wins.
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The Milwaukee Innovation Tour rolls on at KMS Tools with one-day, in-store events featuring live demos, exclusive event-day deals, and free-item promos — over 380 tools across a 12-page in-store flyer covering cordless power tools, woodworking, construction, safety, automotive, lighting, batteries, electrical and plumbing.
Event schedule:
Saturday, October 24, 2026 — KMS Tools Edmonton West, 10631 184 St NW, Edmonton, AB — 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM (rep hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, store opens early)
Thursday, October 29, 2026 — KMS Tools Kelowna, 158 Penno Rd, Kelowna, BC — 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM (rep hours 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)
Friday, October 30, 2026 — KMS Tools Grande Prairie, 9902 120 St, Grande Prairie, AB — 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM (rep hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
Friday, October 30, 2026 — KMS Tools Kamloops, 1780 Versatile Dr., Kamloops, BC — 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM (rep hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
Headline promos from KMS Tools’ event announcement (event days only):
Spend $750 on Milwaukee hand tools, accessories, workwear and safety and choose one FREE M18 tool up to $298 (oscillating multi-tool, SAWZALL recip saw, or 1/2 in. hammer drill/driver)
Spend $750 on Milwaukee products and get a FREE M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0 battery; $1,000 gets a FREE M18 XC6.0; $2,000 gets a FREE M18 REDLITHIUM FORGE XC8.0
Save $98 on the M18 FUEL 4-1/2 in./5 in. braking paddle-switch grinder (MILW-288020)
Save $98 on the M18 FUEL 12 in. dual-bevel sliding compound miter saw (MILW-273920)
Save $61 on the Ultimate Jobsite Backpack (MILW-48228201); save 44% on the 10 in. nail puller
Makita’s fall one-day events are back at KMS Tools, with professional Makita reps on-site for product demos and a 4-page in-store-only flyer packed with one-day deals on Makita’s 40V MAX XGT and 18V LXT lines.
Event schedule:
Wednesday, October 22, 2026 — KMS Tools Coquitlam, 110 Woolridge St, Coquitlam, BC — 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (rep hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
Wednesday, October 22, 2026 — KMS Tools Edmonton South, 9515 51 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB — 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM (rep hours 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)
Thursday, October 23, 2026 — KMS Tools Chilliwack, 45742 Yale Road, Chilliwack, BC — 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM (rep hours 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)
Headline deals from KMS Tools’ event announcement:
Save $100 on the 40V MAX XGT 1/2 in. high-torque impact wrench (MAK-TW002GZ) — now $399.95
Save $80 on the 6-1/2 in. plunge-cut circular saw (MAK-SP6000X1) — now $569.95
Save $60 on the 40V MAX XGT 1/4 in. hex impact driver (MAK-TD003GZ) — now $169.99
Save $60 on the 18V LXT 1/2 in. hex impact driver (MAK-DDF485Z) — now $99.95
Save $30 on the 7-1/4 in. circular saw (MAK-5007NB) — now $139.95
KMS Tools’ Fall DeWalt Special Event hits two more stores this Thursday, October 23, with DeWalt reps on-site for live demos and over 280 DeWalt products at exclusive one-day prices.
Thursday, October 23, 2026
KMS Tools Victoria — 101 765 Vanalman Avenue, Victoria, BC — 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM (rep hours 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)
KMS Tools Calgary North — 1128 64 Ave, Calgary, AB — 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM (rep hours 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)
Headline deals from KMS Tools’ event announcement:
Spend $399 or more on DeWalt 20V cordless tools and receive a FREE 20V 5Ah battery
Spend $699 or more on DeWalt 20V/60V cordless tools and choose TWO FREE 20V 5Ah batteries OR the FREE 20V/60V 9Ah battery
Save $100 on the 20V MAX 10 oz adhesive gun (DEW-DCE560B)
Save $90 on the 20V MAX 18GA swivel-head offset shears (DEW-DCS496B)
Save $60 on the 108-piece 1/4 in. and 3/8 in. drive mechanics tool set (DEW-DWMT73801)
Save $59 on the 20V MAX XR 18GA 2 in. brad nailer (DEW-DCN210B)
Save 53% on the 6 in. and 10 in. dip-grip adjustable wrench 2-pack (DEW-DWHT75497)
Save 48% on the 10-piece screwdriver set (DEW-DWHT65203)
DeWalt’s Black + Yellow Fall Event hits KMS Tools Langley (300 – 19600 Langley Bypass, Langley, BC) on October 22, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM — with DeWalt reps on-site 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM and 280+ DeWalt products at exclusive one-day prices. Headline spend-and-get deals: spend $399 or more on DeWalt and score a free 20V 5Ah battery, or spend $699 or more and choose two free 20V 5Ah batteries or one 20V/60V 9Ah battery. See KMS Tools’ official event announcement for the full flyer and other dates: https://blog.kmstools.com/2026/09/10/dewalt-black-yellow-fall-events-coming-to-kms-tools/
