I was trying to find something else but came across this which was tucked back in around aisle 68 to 70 at the bottom. Had a clearance label on it. It was located where the door frames were. When I picked up there were a still few more left. Not bad for a non professional DIY work.
Product page thanks to Member 0230.
Actually? I’m in the process of buying my first home so seemed like something that might not be a bad buy for someone who will only be doing basic DIY stuff
This is basically a bit set. If you don't have any tools at the moment, I would start with buying something like this for the odd job around the house.
When you get more serious with DIY you can start looking into a basic cordless drill and a drill and screwdriver bit set.
When stuff is cheap, it doesn't matter.
I recently had to drill a hole in wood that needed to be slightly bigger than 12mm. I had a 10mm drill bit, a 15mm hole saw bit, and a 12mm spade bit. But thanks to one of these kits, I also had a 13mm spade bit, which despite being made of super weak steel did the trick. If I hadn't bought that second set of spade bits, I would have had to take a trip to the store and my project would have got delayed.
So having a few cheap tools on hand is worth it. But this @ $50 is not particularly cheap (or maybe it is by current standards.
All I know is that I bought something practically the same a few years ago for $15
Looks like retail is $100.
The Ryobi website says $50. Though Bunnings pulled their listing online so I assume it's an EOL product on clearance.
Item number?
Some reviews said they are not metrics
Yep, it's on their own product page from 4 years ago — wonder if Ryobi have changed that given the current description:
The 25mm and 50mm driving bits are designed for maximum screw hold to limit cam-outs and maximise drill life.
Receipt for price match?
Just added.
What a cracker site, props to the creators
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Saw it yesterday for the same price in vic, is ot any good?
It saves me from buying multiple toolkits for same job.
Any shipping
How many of the "200 pieces" are screws?
90x if you don't count nutsetters and bit adaptors. 70x short bits and 20x long bits.
The combination is actually solid for $50 even if it's not a discounted price. It would takes at least 3 sets of tools to get everything included.
Thanks OP. Just bought one from Springvale VIC, they have around 4 left. I called Frankston VIC, they couldn’t find the 7 they have in stock.
Great! The thing is they can be placed anywhere in the store except the usual location. I found it near laundry liquids.
I had the same experience with https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-17-piece-bit-holders-screw… Store had stock in the system but nowhere to be found.
![[NSW] Ryobi 200 Pieces DIY Essential Kit $50 (in-Store Only) @ Bunnings Penrith](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/51/889251.jpg?h=72a1ff37)
195 pieces most people would never use