Cheap Tools on Sale

Anyone doing surface prep or concrete grinding will want the dust shroud for keeping debris contained instead of coating the work area, and it pairs with a cup wheel so you're set for the job without a second purchase. Home Depot has it for $82.84, about $9 off the $92.04 list price. Buy Now at Home Depot

Kevlar-reinforced construction gives this belt extra resistance to slipping and stretching, so it suits anyone replacing a worn drive belt on a table saw or similar shop tool who wants it to hold up under regular use. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $63.62 since this was originally published.

Anyone doing regular metal fabrication or repair work will burn through cut-off wheels fast, so having 25 on hand means you're not stopping mid-project for a supply run. Buy Now at Amazon

Cutting long, straight lines in plywood or lumber gets tricky freehand, and this set turns your standard circular saw into something closer to a track saw for a fraction of the cost. Worth grabbing if you're doing cabinetry, shelving, or any project where clean, repeatable rip cuts matter. Buy Now at Home Depot

A straightforward replacement part for keeping your mower's belt system running true, worth having on hand if your deck or drive belt has started slipping or squealing. Buy Now at Amazon

Evolution's carbide-tipped annular cutter suits anyone drilling repeated clean holes through steel, since the cyclone design clears chips without pulling the bit out mid-job, and it's currently $8 off the $62 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for anyone who deals with stripped or broken screws, since left-hand bits spin counterclockwise and often back out stuck fasteners on their own while drilling. Buy Now at Amazon

Suits anyone running a mag drill or drill press who needs clean, fast holes in steel without the chip clogging that comes with twist bits, and the TCT construction holds an edge longer through repeated use. Buy Now at Amazon

Keeping a chainsaw blade sharp by hand takes practice, so this cordless kit suits anyone who'd rather let a motor handle the grinding angle for consistent results. At $51, that's $14 off the $65 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Machinists working with square stock on a 5C setup will want this for holding it securely without needing extra fixturing, since the square shape registers the workpiece for you automatically. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone drilling clean holes through wood, plastic, or thin metal for plumbing or electrical work will get more mileage from the bi-metal construction than a standard hole saw, and it's currently $6 off the $23 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Detailing your own car gets easier with a 20-pack of bonnet pads on hand, since you'll burn through several per session between waxing and polishing different panels. At $15, that's $18 (55%) off the $33 list price, working out to under a dollar per pad. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone whose current pressure washer hose keeps twisting up mid-job will appreciate the kink-resistant build here, especially with 25 feet of reach to work around a car or patio without dragging the unit closer. It's $4 off the $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

This kit suits woodworkers who rout dadoes, inlays, or template work with a plunge or fixed-base router, since having 11 different bushing sizes on hand means you're not stuck mid-project without the right fit. The solid brass construction holds up to repeated use better than the plastic guides that come standard with most routers. Buy Now at Home Depot

Anyone running a tube drive auger will want this on hand, since it lets you switch to standard 1/2-inch hex bits without buying a whole new attachment. Buy Now at Home Depot

Anyone building or repairing heavy equipment attachments will want this for the pairing of a 3-inch bore with a full 24-inch stroke, giving you enough force and reach for demanding lift or push applications. The clevis mount makes it straightforward to pin into existing hardware without extra fabrication. Buy Now at Home Depot

Woodworkers drilling flat-bottomed holes for hinges or dowels will get cleaner results with a Forstner bit than a standard twist drill, especially in hardwoods where tear-out is a concern. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for anyone doing detail soldering work like flat joints or wide surface connections, since the chisel shape spreads heat evenly across the contact area instead of concentrating it in one spot. Buy Now at Home Depot

Cobalt construction handles heat buildup better than standard steel, so this suits anyone drilling repeatedly into hardened metals without wanting to swap bits every few holes. The 25-pack of F-size, long-length bits makes sense for shops or fabricators running through inventory regularly rather than occasional at-home users. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone running a belt sander regularly will want a stocked variety pack like this on hand, since mixed grits let you move from heavy material removal to final smoothing without switching brands, and the cleaning stick keeps belts cutting well instead of clogging up and wearing out early. Buy Now at Home Depot