Power Tools

Cordless drills, impact drivers, saws, sanders, and grinders that earn their spot in your daily kit.

$150–$250

4.8

Drill + impact + 2 batteries + charger + case. The starter combo most DIYers regret not buying sooner.

Best for: First serious tool kit

$180–$300

4.7

1,000+ ft-lbs breakaway torque. Cracks lug nuts and rusted bolts your breaker bar won't touch.

Best for: Truck & auto work

$70–$180

4.6

Light enough for one-handed cuts, deep enough for 2x lumber. Corded version is half the price of cordless.

Best for: Framing & breakdown cuts

$60–$140

4.6

Variable speed, dust collection, hook-and-loop pads. Finish-grade results without an air compressor.

Best for: Refinishing projects

$50–$120

4.7

Cutting, grinding, wire-wheeling, paint stripping. The most-used tool in any metal shop.

Best for: Metal & rust removal

$70–$160

4.5

Flush cuts, trim removal, grout work, sanding. The tool you didn't know you needed until you have it.

Best for: Remodel work

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