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Factory-Reconditioned Skil 2887-22-RT Skil 18 Volt Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit
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Factory-Reconditioned Skil 2887-22-RT Skil 18 Volt Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit
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 List Price: $199.95 Sale Price: $126.29 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Eligible For Free Shipping 
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Product Description
This is a factory reconditioned product. Reconditioned generally means that the product has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the product back to like new condition. Some products may contain cosmetic blemishes. Includes 2-Speed Drill/Driver - 2887, Reciprocating Saw - 9350, (2) Batteries
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- Reconditioned Skil Products have a One-year warranty through the Skil factory or an authorized service center
- 2 speed drill/driver- high speed drilling, high torque driving
- Removable bit index- accurately match drill bit to screw size
- 3/8" (9.5mm) keyless chuck- allows fast, easy bit changes
- Variable speed trigger- lets you control your drilling speed
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If DeWalt does not come out with an 18v I will be miffed. I deicded to go with their system for the rest of my cordless tools (3 drills and three saws), largely because they have been good about making their batteries frontwards and backwards compatible. (I have about 8 batteries.) I will NOT get a DeWalt that doesn’t use their 18v’s. If they do that to me, I’ll go with a plug-in from some different manufacturer. But that’s not what I’m expecting. I think they’ll come out with a high end 18v model with a slick quick-change set up, and if they’re smart, they’ll make their attachment pattern at least compatible with the Dremel, since the Dremel’s are the only widely available blades at this point, and one of the only blade patterns with 3rd party blades. If they get it right, I’ll gladly pay big bucks, same as the Fein, which I was going to get, until I saw that none of the third party stuff would fit.