This $178 Hart 20-volt tool kit includes all the power tools you need to get ready for spring projects
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I spend a good chunk of the winter making a list of projects I want to do as soon as the snow melts. There’s nothing quite like digging out the power tools for the first time in a season, especially when they’re brand-new tools. Right now, Walmart has this four-piece 20-volt cordless tool kit—which includes two batteries and a carrying case—for just $178.
HART 20-Volt Cordless 4 Tool Combo Kit $179 (was $249)
This is the core of a power-tool kit. It includes a 1/2-inch drill driver and an impact for putting in screws. Plus, you get a fairly powerful reciprocating saw and a battery-powered light. The whole kit fits into a handy carrying case. Two included batteries allow you to use two tools at once or keep one on the speed charger so you never run out of juice. This is a fantastic kit for a beginner or even an enthusiast. The batteries are compatible with a ton of other tools, so it’s a great place to start or restart your arsenal.
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