Home Depot's Presidents' Day sale is the real deal — save up to 50% on Stanley, DeWalt, Milwaukee and more
Spring will be here before you know it, which means all those outdoor tasks you've been putting off since the first winter frost await. And if you don't have all the necessary tools to complete your home and garden projects, you'll want to shop Home Depot's Presidents' Day Sale. We've spotted deals on everything from cordless drills to pruning saws from well-known brands such as DeWalt, Milwaukee and Ryobi.
Is it time to invest in a high-quality drill? You don't have to spend a lot to get the good stuff. This top-rated pick from DeWalt is nearly 40% off. Some jobs call for manual screwdrivers: This Milwaukee set comes with eight pieces and it's down to just $25 — that's cheaper than a lunch out. Every home needs sturdy measuring tape at the ready, and this Stanley two-pack is down to just $18. Check out the full list of Presidents' Day Home Depot deals below and shop while they're still in stock.
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