Home Depot’s Labor Day Sale: Up to 69% Off Ryobi and Milwaukee Power Tools

# What this sale covers Home Depot's Labor Day sale cuts prices on hundreds of power tools. The discounts focus on Ryobi and Milwaukee but extend to other major brands such as DeWalt, Makita, and Stanley. The sale includes drills, saws, grinders, oscillating tools, and specialty items like electric ratchets and cutoff saws.

# Standout Ryobi deals Ryobi's ONE+ line is a major part of the sale, with deep discounts on battery-powered tools that share the same battery platform.

• Ryobi ONE+ cordless 1/4-in. hex screwdriver: currently $50. The listing says this price reflects a savings of $109 off the usual price. The kit includes the tool and a charger.
• Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V oscillating multi-tool: currently $99, marked down by $149. The model is advertised for both cutting and sanding tasks.
• Other Ryobi discounts include circular saws, angle grinders, and combo kits with prices noted in related coverage as low as $49.97 and circular saw kits around $139.

Ryobi's battery compatibility (300+ tools on the ONE+ platform, referenced in related reporting) can make these lower-priced items good entry points if you plan to expand your cordless collection.

# Standout Milwaukee deals Milwaukee tools on sale skew toward the M12 line for compact, jobsite-friendly tools.

• Milwaukee M12 electric ratchet: $199 after a roughly $260 discount. This tool speeds fastener work in tight spaces.
• Milwaukee M12 Fuel cordless cutoff saw: $199 including two batteries and a charger, with a savings of about $240 off the regular price. The model is promoted for cutting in confined areas.

These Milwaukee deals put several specialty M12 tools near the same price point as entry-level kits, which may be useful if you need a targeted tool instead of a full system.

# Timing and availability Most discounts extend past the Labor Day weekend, but the article notes many items have already sold out. If you see a specific model at the reduced price, the coverage recommends purchasing sooner rather than later to avoid missing the deal.

# Alternatives and where to look Home Depot isn't the only retailer with big tool discounts. The article mentions Woot running a large tool and garden sale, and other coverage highlights similar Home Depot markdowns on Ryobi and Milwaukee across different outlets. If a particular model is gone at Home Depot, check other large retailers or outlet sales.

# How to decide what to buy

• For occasional home projects, Ryobi's discounted single-tool kits give low-cost access to a large battery ecosystem.
• For trade or frequent professional use, consider the Milwaukee M12 options on sale for specialized tasks (ratchets, cutoff saws).

# Bottom line Milwaukee tools. If a specific discounted model fits your needs and includes batteries/charger where required, act quickly—many items are limited and some have already sold out.