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These are the best Dewalt Black Friday deals on tools, accessories, and more

Black Friday Deal A man using a 20V DeWalt Jigsaw.
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This story is part of the Digital Trends Black Friday coverage 2024
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Update 11/27/2024: As we share some of the best Dewalt Black Friday deals on power tools and more, we regularly encounter price changes, new offers, and beyond. Don’t you worry, we’ll keep this guide updated throughout the event to make sure you’re getting the best prices possible. Recently we updated the deal offers, added some new gear, and more.

Fellow DIY’ers. Handy folks. Homeowners everywhere. You need to know there are some awesome Dewalt Black Friday deals available right now. But before we dive in. Remember that early Black Friday TV deal you picked up earlier? It’s still still on the ground or on the entertainment table, isn’t it? If you’re like plenty of people today and want it up higher and flush with the wall, you might need to shop an early Black Friday cordless drill deal to get it properly mounted yourself. But DeWalt, which not only makes great tools but also has some CamelCamelCamel-verified Black Friday deals, makes more than just the drill. The following deals represent the best Black Friday power tool deals you can get from DeWalt plus some extra equally well-made DeWalt goods.

Our top pick: DeWalt 20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Kit — $129 $239 46% off

Dewalt 20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo product image
Dewalt

This is the bread and butter of DeWalt Black Friday deals right now, as it not only has the most essential tools of any kit — the drill and driver — but also a pair of batteries and a charger to keep them ready to go and a nice duffel as well. Get this kit for $129 to get started with DeWalt’s 20V products in the best way possible. I personally own this kit and I use it weekly, if not most days. I’m always hanging something up on the wall, fixing something that’s broken around the house or just building some new contraption. The small drill is excellent for quick tasks while the hammer drill is great for drilling into tough materials.

Another amazing offer: Home Depot “build your own” kit deal — $199 (with free tool)

After selecting a tool and base package, you'll be presented with a screen like this. Click the dashed square to choose your tool.
Home Depot

I’m pretty enamored with this Home Depot deal because of how easy it is to shop. Just go, click the “Free” box, and choose what tool you want. No matter which one you chose, it’s $199 (plus pesky taxes, probably). There’s no fussing and hunting. This appears to be a Black Friday exclusive, so don’t expect it to be around forever.

DeWalt 20V Max Tire Inflator (Tool Only) — $100 $149 34% off

The DeWalt 20V Max portable tire inflator at a construction site.
DeWalt

While we may think of Milwaukee as having the most popular tire inflator, DeWalt’s is also excellently rated at 4.7 and if you already have DeWalt batteries (which you’ll need, as this doesn’t come with more) then this is the clearly superior choice. And, it goes without saying, that’s especially so at $100.

DeWalt 20V Max Jig Saw (Tool Only) — $115 $239 52% off

A DeWalt 20V Jig Saw cutting through wood.
DeWalt

This compact brushless jig saw is a surprisingly hot commodity right now, already down slightly in stock at the time of this writing. But, with the sturdy DeWalt grip, an at-the-blade edge LED light and dust blower, and a price of just $125, it probably can’t be helped. Go ahead and see if this one is still around and if the stock has replenished.

DeWalt Sliding Compound Miter Saw (corded) — $399 $639 38% off

The corded DeWalt Sliding Compound Miter Saw features a 12-inch blade.
DeWalt

I go on and on about the batteries with DeWalt products (and, indeed, other brands of power tools, too) because they’re very interesting from a commerce perspective. But this 12-inch bladed miter saw uses a cord and still comes out as a great deal, showing that you can use DeWalt products, love them, and not be forced to go all in with the brand.

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How to choose the right DeWalt Black Friday deal for you

Use this simple, three-step process to make sure you’re always getting what’s right.

First, determine what tool you need. It’s okay to browse to get ideas, but tools building up dust waiting for their day in the sun are a no go.

Then, figure out how much you’re willing to pay for it. Don’t go over budget just because something is on sale, make sure you get a price you’re comfortable with.

Finally, assess the battery situation. Does the tool come with batteries (or even need them at all) and what do you have around the house? If you have batteries already, would you be happy with extra batteries? If not, “tool only” DeWalt deals might be your mainstay.

How we chose these DeWalt Black Friday deals

These deals were picked in a fairly straightforward manner, but a lot of bases needed to be covered:

The first base was a variety of tools. While cordless drills are nice and all, they really don’t represent all of what DeWalt has to offer.

Our second base is that we have a variety of “conditionals” for the tools — sets that come with batteries, without batteries, and even corded tools that don’t need batteries. You’re all at a different point in your DeWalt tool experience, and these deals should represent everyone to some degreee.

Then, third base is good accessibility or deals of interest. Make your own bundle kits and tools that hit the top charts in real-customer reviews are great examples of this “base” of deals.

And the home run? A good price. Though we don’t know everything about your individual situation, we wanted to find deals that represent real value to you.

John Alexander
John Alexander is a former ESL teacher, current writer and internet addict, and lacks the wisdom to know what the future…
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