CRAFTSMAN V20 Cordless Drill Combo Kit, 7 Tool with Mechanics Tools Kit/Socket Set, 57-Piece (CMCK700D2 & CMMT99446)

Aside from having to wait from May 30th to June 16th (Including the replacement) to even GET IT because SOMEONE lost/stole the original order, its a great value and has everything ive wanted that i thankfully didnt have to buy separately (its a shame its currently on a slightly bigger discount now than when i originally bought it though *sad face*).The circular saw required me to look up an installation video to install the blade because it wasnt as easy as the instruction manual made it appear, shouldnt be that hard of a thing to do but it did end up being pretty easy once you see how its done, part of the saw guard is in the way..The Grinder, never used one before so its nice to have. The flat metal bar you'll find in the bag is used for tightening and removal of the disc so Dont LOSE it.Everything else is self explanatory and easy to assemble. The Drill/Driver and Impact are definitely of higher quality and power than what i'm used to, the next thing i'll have to get is their Impact Wrench. The Light is decently bright and is good enough to do the job, though it'll be one of the MANY types of lights i have that can also be used as an emergency light if the power goes out.With that said, my only suggestion is to get the 4Ah or 6Ah batteries in addition to the two 2Ah batteries that the combo comes with. I have 7 batteries total now with some experience in how long they last with other tools. When it comes to high powered tools like the Circular Saw, Oscillation Tool, Reciprocating Saw and the Impact Driver you will DEFINITELY want the 4Ah or 6Ah batteries to use with them to keep up with the tools power demands. The Drill/Driver should be fine with the 2Ah for most projects though.One last thing.. All these tools weigh in at around 32lbs together. Now while it does come with a bag to store all the tools in, it does have some weight to it when they are all in the bag, So keep that in mind.Update: Just tested the Impact Driver w/ a 6Ah battery on the lugs of my 99 Tahoe using a 1/4 to 1/2 hex shank impact rated socket adapter, was able to undo lugs previously removed by my dealership the last time i did a tire rotation. Obviously the actual Impact Wrench would be better, but its good to know the driver is good enough to do the job if needed.

I had a full set of the 19.2 volt Craftsman tools, and I gave that away just to have an excuse to buy new stuff - no surprise to a tool guy. The 19.2 volt tools were good and the 20V tools are also good; The real difference is that the 20V tools are new! I have been a Craftsman tool guy for a few years - since 1963 or so. I have other brands, too, but I still like Craftsman. If you have a set of 19.2V that work well, and you like them, keep them; I don't consider the 20Vs to be a real upgrade.

I love buying the power tools in sets as it is cheaper but gives a variety of items for every day use. I'm a stay at home mom who loves to build my own stuff or repair things around the house. I bought a set of craftsman about 10 years ago, of which they had the bulky style batteries and were kinda heavy. These newer style tools work great for all my projects. The tools feel lighter and the batteries even though smaller still pack a punch for power and last awhile before needing s recharge. Even my husband is jealous and borrows my tools for when he needs something cordless lol. Love craftsman and would buy these again if needed. This is a great set!

Think Craftman need to go with brushless motors

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Great value for do it your self at home people, contractors should opt for brushless power tools, I had to cut through brick for doorway opening so I put 10” diamond tip cutting blade on this angle and used the batteries from my craftsman electric lawnmower which has two 20v 5 amp hour batteries and I have to say I’m impressed that it cut the brick quite easily with having to go through both batteries twice for each cut but it got the job done and I’ve used every tool in this kit extensively with the only drawback being battery life but I got plenty of batteries since I have all electric craftsman yard tools that came with batteries so I’m never really waiting for any to charge, so if you let the tools do the work and don’t try to force them they will get the job done

Had a problem with the impact driver after a week, not even one battery use through it. The would not warranty. Grinder was only used about 8-10 times for very light work and it acts like a clutch is slipping. Best thing about this kit is the bag that the tools don't even fit into and zip up. I pretty much gave the set away.

This kit is hands down worth the money. Though the circular saw and reciprocating saw aren’t super powerful, they do the job for small jobs. All the other tools are jam up. They do the job and they do it well. No issues or her than bring out a reciprocating saw, which was under warranty and was handled quickly by Craftsman.

A good tool for the DIY.