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Yes. This is DeWalt's copy of the iconic $200 Viking Arm. But DeWalt significantly improved it, including making it really easy to operate with a foot. Don't kid yourself that the $30 Chinese copies are anything similar. They're basically just caulk gun adaptions. $75 all up is a great price.

Best price in a couple of years. Matches Ikea Ladda, which has been my goto rebranded alternative.

Are you using the Amazon app? I don't use it so I'm not 100% sure, but I understand they periodically make it more difficult to avoid the a.co link. (They probably like the included social tracking part). If you're in a web browser though, it's pretty easy to just copy the link from start...

At your own risk. That is specifically prohibited by the terms of the rebate. They're trying to support the people who actively use their tools. They really aren't interested in flippers or other people trying to game the system and ruin it for everyone.

https://www.milwaukeetool.com/E-Rebates/TermsAndConditions

One receipt from Clark's, 4 batteries and some other stuff. Under Plumbing/etc selected the BUY (2) M12™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC5.0 BATTERY rebate picked my free tool Clicked on Add Redemption picked 2nd free tool uploaded receipt That worked as expected. Pleasant surprise was selecting a...

Thankfully the Milwaukee rebate team doesn't seem to be nit-picky. I emailed them awhile back about Automotive rebates and Clark's and they told me to use Plumbing/etc not Automotive. Well I just used one Clark's receipt for 2 Plumbing rebates (bought 4 batteries) and for 1 Automotive rebate...

That deal sold out in a hurry. Might have been an error where they accidentally combined two deals.

It's not. Two different deals for both. Buy the stubby (1/2 or 3/8) with two (imo useless) 3.0 batteries for $169 Or buy either bare tool for $199 with free gift of two batteries, return the batteries, net price $121

What retailer did you use to get that Automotive rebate? I've only succeeded in using the Plumbing/HVAC/Electrical Distributor rebates with Clark's purchases..

If you stop in, see if they can sell a pair of 1850s (M18 5.0) as a two pack, good for a free tool https://www.milwaukeetool.com/E-Rebates/PE Probably won't fly, but worth asking.

Clark's Tools battery specials this weekend Milwaukee 48-11-1850R M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC5.0 Resistant Battery Pack $56 Milwaukee 48-11-1850 M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC5.0 Battery Pack $50 Milwaukee 48-11-1820 M18™ REDLITHIUM™ CP2.0 Battery $25...

I've become a huge fan, and good customer, of a local wizard with an EDM setup. I was tapping a bunch of 4-40/6-32/8-32 holes in stainless fittings and had just enough failures to be unhappy. EDM made broken taps disappear like magic.

Milwaukee on Woot https://tools.woot.com/plus/milwaukee-more-power-tools? Some good, not great, deals. M18 5ah 2/$100, 6ah 2/$150, for example. 2457 M12 ratchet $64 Woot is not an authorized retailer so while the products are legit, the warranty is off manufactured date, not purchase date, so...

Nice hoses. I bought a bunch of these years ago and they've replaced almost all my hoses except the Goodyear rubber in the hose reels. They also have an extra oil-resistant model. I've learned not to stock up too much on narrow belts as they have a limited shelf life (10-36mo) in my non-climate...

Nobody's pulling fast ones. It's not the seller's concern. US Customs Service, if they choose to, will require the carrier to collect duties for them before releasing the package to you. For example, my co-worker had to pay 100%+ tariff on cheap shorts from Temu. Ouch.

Eliminated for shipments from China & Hong Kong as of last month. You will get a surprise customs fee on Temu, Alibaba, etc orders. Rates are in flux 145% to 30% to ??

"expires 5/28 while supplies last"

I've had really good experiences with the Bosch impact bits. I don't think they're quite as good as Makita XPS bits, but way better than Milwaukee. YMMV

Just sayin'