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ToolGuyd reports a Home Depot Black Friday deal offering two Milwaukee FastBack 6-in-1 utility knives for $19.97. The report lists a single knife at $23 and says the two-pack may qualify for an additional Milwaukee hand-tool promotion, but stock and the final combined price are not confirmed.
Home Depot is listing a two-pack of Milwaukee FastBack 6-in-1 utility knives for $19.97 in a Black Friday promotion, according to ToolGuyd. The deal is notable because ToolGuyd says one knife is currently priced at $23, though the retailer’s inventory and final checkout pricing may change.
The offer covers two of Milwaukee’s FastBack 6-in-1 folding utility knives. ToolGuyd identifies Home Depot as the retailer and gives the two-pack price as $19.97. The report compares that with a $23 price for a single knife at the time it was published; it does not provide a date-stamped price history or confirm how long either listing will remain available.
The knives use a flip-open design and button lock, features ToolGuyd says are shared with other Milwaukee FastBack utility knives. The 6-in-1 model also has a screwdriver bit holder. The report presents the pair as useful for keeping a spare, placing one in another tool bag, or sharing one, but those are suggestions rather than additional features of the promotion.
ToolGuyd also says the two-pack is eligible for Home Depot’s “buy more, save” Milwaukee hand-tool promotion. The report does not specify the qualifying purchase thresholds or say how much extra would be taken off this particular offer. Shoppers would need to check the item page and cart for the current terms and total.
The Two-Pack’s Listed Price
At the prices reported, the two-pack costs $19.97 total, while one knife is listed at $23. That makes the bundle potentially attractive to buyers who need a utility knife and can use a second, but the comparison is based on the prices in ToolGuyd’s report—not a verified, ongoing price guarantee. A lower bundle price can also be less useful if the product is unavailable locally or shipping and promotion terms change the checkout total.
The deal matters most to shoppers already considering a folding utility knife with a bit holder. Buying two may make sense for separate work kits or a spare; it may not be worthwhile for someone who only needs one tool. ToolGuyd says the model is popular and that the deal appears to be selling quickly, but provides no sales figures or inventory data to measure demand.
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FastBack Features and Model Timing
ToolGuyd describes the FastBack 6-in-1 as a current Milwaukee utility-knife model with a folding blade, button lock and screwdriver bit holder. Those details help identify what is included in the advertised set; the report does not provide a full specification list, blade dimensions, warranty terms or a comparison with other FastBack versions.
The report also says a new model is expected in a few months. It does not identify the upcoming model, give a release date, or cite Milwaukee directly for that timing. That mention is therefore useful as a caveat for shoppers thinking about waiting, but it is not confirmation of a launch schedule or evidence that the current knife is being discontinued.
“You can buy 1 for $23 right now at Home Depot, or 2 for $20.”
— ToolGuyd
Stock, Checkout Price and Timing
The source report does not establish how many two-packs remain, whether the offer is available at every Home Depot location, or when the promotion ends. It also does not confirm that the $19.97 price will appear in every shopper’s cart. Inventory, delivery options and local availability may differ, so shoppers should verify the listing before purchasing.
The possible extra discount is also not quantified. ToolGuyd says the item qualifies for a broader Milwaukee hand-tool promotion, but the report gives no rules or calculated combined price. The expected newer model is similarly unconfirmed by a cited Milwaukee announcement: its release timing and specifications are not provided. The available information does not establish whether waiting would bring a better deal or a substantially different tool.
Check the Listing Before Buying
Shoppers interested in the offer can check Home Depot’s current product page for the two-pack price, stock status and local pickup or delivery options. They should review the cart to see whether the Milwaukee hand-tool promotion applies and what the final total is. Because the report says the offer may be selling quickly, availability should be checked rather than assumed.
Any changes to the deal or details about the next FastBack model would need confirmation from the retailer or Milwaukee. Until then, the reported $19.97 price and forthcoming-model timing should be treated as information from ToolGuyd, not a guarantee of future pricing or a confirmed product launch announcement.
Key Questions
How much is the Milwaukee FastBack two-pack?
ToolGuyd reports a Home Depot price of $19.97 for the two-pack. Check the retailer’s current listing and checkout total because prices can change.
What features does the FastBack 6-in-1 have?
According to ToolGuyd, the knife has a flip-open design, button lock and screwdriver bit holder. The report does not give a full specification list.
Can the two-pack receive another discount?
ToolGuyd says it is eligible for Home Depot’s “buy more, save” Milwaukee hand-tool promotion. The report does not state the terms or the additional savings, so confirm eligibility in the current offer and cart.
Is a new Milwaukee FastBack model confirmed?
ToolGuyd says a new model is expected in a few months, but its report does not cite an official announcement or provide a release date and specifications. Treat the timing as unconfirmed.
Source: toolguyd.com
