Why would you buy a bare and cordless power tool? Yes, bare meaning no battery and cordless is well, battery powered right? Toolking.com has some great deals on bare and cordless tools. Let's say you purchased or received a DeWalt combo kit for Christmas and it is just missing the cordless circular saw that you really wanted. Well you can buy just the bare tool version of that 6-1/2 inch DeWalt DC390 factory reconditioned 18-volt cordless circular saw for only $59.

The DeWalt CD390 circular saw uses 6-1/2 inch carbide tipped blade for two times the cutting capacity at 90° and 45°. The DC390 has a lightweight magnesium shoe and upper guard that provides increased durability. The DC390 cordless circular saw also has a 0-50 degree bevel capacity that gives you additional capacity for a variety of tasks. Featuring a fan-cooled motor with replaceable brushes for maximum power and durability, the DC390 circular saw tool-only package includes the DC390 circular saw, circular saw blade and rip fence for $59. And the nice thing is that the DC390 works on both the DeWalt NiCad battery or the Li-Ion phosphate NANO battery.

Need a smaller DeWalt cordless circular saw? The how about the DW936BR factory reconditioned DW936 18-volt cordless 5-3/8 inch trim saw? You can get this bare tool for only $59 at Toolking.com as well. At just 7.6 pounds, the DW936BR trim saw has a lightweight and compact design that lets you get into the small spaces easily. The DW936 Trim Saw can easily cut a 2x4 in one pass and has a 50-degree bevel capacity for a variety of applications. This Cordless Trim Saw also features a spindle lock button that lets you make quick and easy adjustments with the use of only one wrench.

Most everyone I know could use an extra drill, and you can get the DeWalt DC759BR Factory Reconditioned DC759 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Compact Drill Driver- again folks, we are talking tool-only version, for $75 at Toolking.com. The DC759BR weighs 5.2 pounds without the battery. It will weigh slightly more with the lightweight NANO battery and be a bit heavier with a NiCad battery. But the nice thing is that it can be powered by either battery. The DC758 features a 1/2-inch single-sleeve keyless ratcheting chuck for tighter bit grip and has dual speed ranges of 0-450 and 0-1,500 RPM.

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