Get DeWalt Power Tools for Up to 54% Off on Amazon

If you didn’t know already, the pandemic probably taught you the importance of investing in your own space, whether that meant buying higher-quality furniture (on sale, hopefully) or dabbling in home improvement projects. If you haven’t caught the DIY bug yet or are looking to fill out your own toolbox, then you’re going to want to pay attention to this deal on DeWalt tools on Amazon. Right now, you can get three kits from the industry-leading brand’s power tool lineup for 32 to 54 percent off, from your very own sander to the cordless drill/driver kit below.

DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
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$149.00

Even if you’re sticking to a strict budget, you’ll find it’s still worth it to invest in high-quality power tools that will do the job, keep you safe and last a lifetime. And DeWalt offers some of the best on the market. The two-in-one set above offers a cordless, lightweight base that can act as both a drill and driver. (If you thought you didn’t need both, you do. Here’s why.)

Like most high-quality power tools, DeWalt’s products run hundreds of dollars, which is why these discounts shouldn’t be overlooked (and might not last). Plus you can’t beat Amazon’s fast shipping and free delivery to sweeten the deal.

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If you’re big on DIY home improvements, this DeWalt drill-driver kit could end up becoming your best friend. It’s capable, reliable, convenient and has up to 33 percent more battery than the competition.

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One of Patagonia’s most popular pieces of apparel, these quick-drying, gym-ready shorts are rugged enough to survive all your outdoor adventures but they’re comfortable enough for all-day lounging around the house, too.

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$90 $80 (11% OFF)

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Herman Miller Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman

$6,495 $5,521 (15% OFF)

If you’re in the market for mid-century modern furniture, then Herman Miller should be on your list, specifically because of the Eames Chair. The historic design will run you thousands of dollars, which is why this discount of almost $1,000 shouldn’t be overlooked.

Staub Enameled Cast Iron Traditional Deep Skillet

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$145 $115 (21% OFF)

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