I bought a Ryobi 3 tool set refurb'd off ebay for $75 that came with the cordless impact driver, circular saw, and a drill along with 2 batteries (lithium). The saw wouldn't work until I figured out that it was missing its inner washer/nut. I ordered one off ebay for $3 and now it works great. And I bought a brand new recip cordless Ryobi for $50.
They are all the newer toxic green color. I have built a ramp so far, and a doggie fence/gate. Today I used some of the scrap wood to make some hutches for the desks here around my mother's house.
At first I thought "why do I need a regular drill when I have an impact driver?" But now I know why. It's convenient to use it to drill pilot holes while using the impact to drive the screws.
If you don't have a cordless impact, you don't know what you are missing. I would've had one 10 years ago had I known.
I have most of the core tools, but I still need a jigsaw. Then I can get the fun stuff like the radio, flashlights, etc.. What are the best add ons for a cordless combo kit? My cousin has the DeWalt radio that was pretty cool.
Also, what are some fun projects to build? I am thinking a 1/4 scale Ford Model T go cart with a Briggs and Stratton engine would be fun. Then I'd have to learn to weld and buy a welder.
They are all the newer toxic green color. I have built a ramp so far, and a doggie fence/gate. Today I used some of the scrap wood to make some hutches for the desks here around my mother's house.
At first I thought "why do I need a regular drill when I have an impact driver?" But now I know why. It's convenient to use it to drill pilot holes while using the impact to drive the screws.
If you don't have a cordless impact, you don't know what you are missing. I would've had one 10 years ago had I known.
I have most of the core tools, but I still need a jigsaw. Then I can get the fun stuff like the radio, flashlights, etc.. What are the best add ons for a cordless combo kit? My cousin has the DeWalt radio that was pretty cool.
Also, what are some fun projects to build? I am thinking a 1/4 scale Ford Model T go cart with a Briggs and Stratton engine would be fun. Then I'd have to learn to weld and buy a welder.