DR99
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I need to set up the Black Market Harbor Freight in Australia. Just need to avoid all the taxes you could probably make a wicked profit and sell to the guys way cheaper than local market prices. You guys do really get hosed on tool prices.
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I want to find one and write did anyone find Chevy Chase
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It's usually faster and easier shipping the item.
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The funny this is they are doing this big construction project at the Sears by me. Part of me is whats the point. Pennys has been struggling but they are not nearly as bad of as Sears. I think 2017 might be sears last holiday season.
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We had the Builders Square Home quarters around here for a minute. Actually a former Home Quarters is a Costco now. We also had Forest City re named Handy Andy at one point also. The one thing that blows my mind is Home Depot ran 24 hour stores for a minute and I remember when all the power tools were in a tool corral at the store.
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Milwaukee has offered kits with one compact and one XC not perfect but a nice starter set.
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I need to get rid of these tools bad the water heater is leaking and family issues have made money tight at the moment. I really need to get the cash for a new water heater asap. I hope some of the crew has a use for these tools.
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The money issues haven't gotten better they are worse at the moment right now. If someone could please make and offer on the Multitool and Drill it would be greatly appreciated the water heater is leaking at the house and family issues have made money an issue as of late.
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I know we have some people on various social media properties doing tool reviews and giveaways. This is from the FTC as a guideline to keep you clean from possible legal or just ethical issues.
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I still can't believe a tire infiltrator wasn't something none of the other brands was willing to make?!?!?
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I wonder how much it weights just buy itself. I dunno how the old guys did it carrying them heavy ole took boxes around.
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Green is a great brand for tools no one else really made to just being an affordable 3rd/4th or 5th brand to own.
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Is that the one they showed at the event? It looks bigger than what I remember. One thing I noticed this year no one is really putting up good videos on Youtube from the events this year.
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No high capacity battery on the Dewalt will suck if you ever want to add a cutting tool like a circular saw or recep saw.
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Grainger is for big companies because they allow purchasing terms and purchase orders. For little guys and even decent sized small biz they are not really for us to use.
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54 minutes ago, Cr8ondt said:
I'd seriously consider Ryobi, the amount of tools and OPE rival many higher tier brands. Just be mindful of which model you buy, their basic drill is, well, quite basic, check out the brushless model. Look at the 3 speed impact instead of the El cheapo one.
I use DeWalt and Ryobi tools to make money for my family.... I guess I'm a professional and if I'm using Ryobi, then that means it's pro grade.
I'm sure Ryobi tools have fed a lot of families over the years.
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Lowes is not nearly as good as HD when it comes to left over stock deals for some reason. It wasn't bad a few years ago but lately the deals are pretty meh.
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Home Depot used to sell used returned tools. They stopped that practice a few years ago and it all just either gets rtv'ed or tossed. Honestly the open box used stuff wasn't worth what they were asking. Some of the stuff look well used and they wanted like 75 80% of retail. Not worth it compared to normal clearance deals HD offers usually.
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6 hours ago, rrich1 said:
Miter saw- I'd look at the Hitachi 12" compact slider. Cheaper, nearly as compact, more accurate, laser built in. I had the Hitachi (previous model and now the 12" Bosch) I didn't gain anything by going Bosch.
Router- go for it they are great
Worm drive-im sure it's a great saw, no experience.
Job site saw- do you need a job site saw or can you go bigger and more stationary? It's a good saw.
Jigsaw- they are awesome. Corded or cordless? My cordless is fantastic and a brushed mod at that.
Sanders- great Sanders you won't be disappointed.
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The 12" Bosch Glide is a beast its one heavy saw.
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Skill might get interesting now that its part of Chervon now, but nothing has happened yet.
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Pretty much all the brands except Ridigd, Porter Cable, and Kobalt offer yard tools now. Kobalt seems to be a toy Lowes keeps messing with and never grows.
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2 hours ago, HiltiWpg said:
My .02 is the same as always.
Go Ridgid. It's rebranded AEG and often it is identical to some of the Milwaukee tools. Milwaukee has quite a few AEG tools in their line up that are rebadged/recoloured etc.
The warranty is more than you will ever need as a homeowner, provided you register.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkThe LSA on the batteries is nice. The Ridgid line is bigger now, but tools they add seem to have short runs sometimes if they are not popular. Also I wouldn't expect any yard tools added to Ridgid if that is something that you might want as a home owner.
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Wow lots of price drops wonder if tool sales are slowing, or that store could just be super slow at selling larger ticket items.