[NSW] Ryobi Drill Bits 300 Pcs $40, 48 Pcs Impact Driving Set in a Hard Plastic Case $15 + More @ Bunnings (Macgraths Hill)

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hotrod01 on 10/02/2019 - 22:33 files.ozbargain.com.au (2052 clicks)
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Walked into Bunnings Macgraths Hill (NSW) today and was surprised by the amount of clearance items. To many to list. There was a decent sized ryobi bits section on clearance with lots of stock.

RYOBI
-300 pcs drilling and driving set in a plastic blow mold case $40 was $79
-48 pcs impact driving set in a hard plastic case $15 was $25.
-32 pcs impact driving set in a hard plastic case $10 was $16
-103 pcs drilling and driving set in hard plastic case $14 was $29.98.
-159 pcs drilling and driving multi set in hard plastic cases $24 was $49

RANDOM STUFF
- Fiammetta outdoor gas lantern heater $160. Unsure what the original price was but i would say $299 based on similar items. Maybe someone knows. They had at least 5 of these.
- fass italian made mop and bucket set $5 was $14. Stock in numerous stores.
-lawn mower repair stand. $15. 5 boxes
-bostik clear gutter and roof sealant $2

There was clearance items throughout the store. To many to list. They were clearing out all old heater stock from last winter. There was a few fire pits, lpg and electric heaters.

Happy hunting.

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  ntb on 10/02/2019 - 22:35

  How good are those drill bits?

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    hotrod01 on 10/02/2019 - 22:48

    +2

    Ryobi bits are soft, helps save screw heads etc. The impact range is a lot stronger and better for stripping screw heads. Ryobi is a diy only range.

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    AnneFagit on 10/02/2019 - 22:49

    +2

    If it's anything like the smaller set, not great. I've had most break with just hand torque in a screwdriver and definitely not for use with impacts.

    Irwin impact bits are better. Would assemble hundreds of school tables a week using those and they broke a lot less often.

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      TailsK on 11/02/2019 - 06:36

      +1

      Ryobi drill bits are awful. They are not good value at any price.

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    [Deactivated] on 11/02/2019 - 11:45

    They’re good for destroying instead of your good set.

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  franco cozzo on 11/02/2019 - 06:48

  lucky you. went to my local last friday and they had one shelf at the entrance of sub par ( & still overpriced) lighting etc. absolutely nothing of interest….first time i walked out with $0 spent in a long time! i guess a win for me :P

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  [Deactivated] on 11/02/2019 - 07:53

  +1

  Cheap against RRP. But very poor value.

  I paid ~$50 for the 300pc set around 12 months ago. It's basically disposable-grade junk. Even putting some 2" self-tapping screws into chipboard can be enough to round-out the heads of these bits.

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  [Deactivated] on 11/02/2019 - 08:03

  Better than Craft Right. But that ain’t saying much…

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  denali7432 on 11/02/2019 - 10:55

  slippy bits. theres a reason they are discounted. stick with milwaukee, dewalt, makita, irwin, aeg. in that order. for milwaukee and makita hit up sydney tools. irwin and aeg are pretty good.

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  Dan83 on 11/02/2019 - 11:18

  Based on the feedback will avoid these at all cost. Thanks for posting nonetheless.

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    hotrod01 on 11/02/2019 - 12:23

    +1

    If you can afford better quality then buy better. This stuff is on discount. I own and use ryobi bits. Yes they are soft. Yes they round screw heads and bits, yes they rust if left outside. However having said this. I have a ryobi drill and 68 piece set which has put together a ikea kitchen without to much trouble. For anyone that knows anything about ikea kitchens you will know it involves hundreds upon hundreds of screws, hex bolts and the like to be drilled.

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  cubiq4 on 02/03/2019 - 18:06

  I just picked up the 300 pcs kit for $25 on special in bunnings blagowlah. They also had a 300pcs craftright set next to it, also for $25, probably more drill bits rather than screw bits but it's also in a huge case.