Home Depot Canada’s Tools Savings page lists free tool, free battery and volume discount offers from Milwaukee, DEWALT, Makita, RYOBI and RIDGID, and most of them show no end date. The page says “While quantities last” on those offers, so the sensible plan is to check each one in your cart before you commit.

Which free tool offers is Home Depot Canada running?

The offers tie a free item to a kit or a battery, platform by platform. These are the ones the page shows:

  • Milwaukee: buy a select M18 tool and get a free 3.0Ah or 6.0Ah battery. Other offers give a free M18 power tool with an M18 battery or 2-tool kit, or a free M18 FUEL tool with an M18 HD12.0Ah FORGE battery or blower kit.
  • DEWALT: a free 20V MAX power tool with a battery kit, a free 20V MAX XR POWERPACK 8.0Ah battery with an XR brushless tool, and a free TOUGHSYSTEM tool box with a 6-tool combo kit.
  • Makita: a free 5.0Ah battery with a 4-tool combo kit, and a free 5.0Ah battery with a chainsaw kit.
  • RYOBI: buy an 18V ONE+ battery and charger kit or leaf blower kit and get a free 18V ONE+ tool, or a free 8.0Ah HP battery with an 8-tool combo kit.
  • RIDGID: buy an 18V 4.0Ah battery and charger kit or leaf blower kit and get a free 18V tool.

Are there other discounts on the page?

Yes, and some of them stack by quantity rather than by kit. Milwaukee M18 FUEL and M12 FUEL tools take 10% off when you buy 2 qualifying tools and 15% off when you buy 3. RYOBI 18V ONE+ takes $50 off when you buy 2 qualifying products and $100 off when you buy 3. The page also advertises up to 35% off select Milwaukee, DEWALT and RYOBI tools, and RYOBI USB power tools starting at $39.98. The page shows dollar amounts without naming the currency, so confirm the final price at checkout on homedepot.ca.

When do the offers end?

Only one end date is shown: the Diablo T-shirt offer with a circular saw blade ends January 3, 2027. Every other offer we found says “While quantities last”, which means the dates and stock can change without notice. Do not assume a deal will still be there next week.

What should you check before you buy?

Start with the battery platform. A free tool is only a bargain if it runs on the batteries you already own or plan to buy. Milwaukee’s M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 pack is an 18V battery per the maker, and it will not fit a DEWALT 20V MAX or a RYOBI 18V ONE+ tool.

Then compare the kit with the parts. A free tool attached to a kit can still cost more than buying the bare tool and battery you actually wanted, so add up what you would pay for each piece and check whether the free item is one you would have bought anyway. Check the bare tool or kit wording, since a free “tool” is usually bare, with no battery or charger.

Who it suits

  • Professional tradespeople on one platform: the battery and tool offers can restock a crew’s kit, but check that the free tool matches your trade and your voltage.
  • Serious DIYers: a combo kit with a free battery adds runtime, so pick the amp hour size that fits your longest job.
  • First time buyers: a starter kit with a free tool is an easy way into a platform, but choose the platform first, because every battery and tool you add later has to match it.
  • Homeowners on a budget: the volume discounts on RYOBI and Milwaukee reward buying 2 or 3 tools at once, which only helps if you need all of them.
  • Fleet or crew buyers: the bigger batteries, such as the DEWALT 60V FLEXVOLT 9.0Ah and Milwaukee M18 HD12.0Ah FORGE offers, suit high drain tools, but confirm stock before planning a bulk order.

What to do next

Open the Tools Savings page on homedepot.ca, pick your platform, and read the terms on each offer before you add the kit to your cart. Prices can change at any time.