Must-Have Budget Tools for New Homeowners – at Lowe’s

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Having the right tools around the house can save you time, money, and a whole lot of frustration when it comes to tackling DIY projects. I know the feeling of standing in a store, surrounded by endless rows of tool brands—the anxiety of choosing the wrong one, spending too much, or going cheap and ending up with something that breaks halfway through the job.

It’s a tough decision, but I’ve been there, and I’ve done the trial and error for you. That’s why I believe these four Kobalt tools from Lowe’s are the best bang for your buck. They’re durable, reliable, and built to handle just about any project a homeowner might face—quickly and efficiently.

If you’re looking to build a solid, affordable toolkit without the guesswork, these picks are a great place to start.


Tools:
Impact driver:
Drill:
XTR Circular saw:
Multi Tool:
50pc Bit set:
14pc drill bit set:
6.5” Circular saw:
1 Battery kit:

Other tools:
Orbital sander:
Reciprocating saw:
Jig saw:

All these tools can be purchased directly from Lowes.com and sent right to your door.







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