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thanks entered....

ya your savins would go south real quick......

bigger than it looks in pics, however where I live it is pretty cold in winter months don't know how well it would hold up to -40 but no mistake it will make someone happy.... I personally would rather have a beat up box kicking around full of my expensive tools than an eye catching box with Milwaukee sticking out like a sore thumb....... I know thieves steal anything but they also go for shinny and things that stand out...... years ago when I was in my 20's I bought a pretty nice alpine stereo for my truck and the salesman handed me some big Alpine stickers I could put in my back window.....I laughed and said why don't the stickers just say "I have a nice stereo in this truck please take it" just sayin....

Why don't I ever see her at Home depot selling tools? always the half grey haired pot bellied balding fella with a tooth missing and a shirt buttoned up crooked......wearing an apron with marker stains all over like he is important........ oh wait I know why, I would never be able to go to home depot alone again.........

I got to start looking for windows too, wife wants a green house built off the side of shop now

shop doesn't look to old I'm guessin...

rent one next can't be that much............

Finally seen these in our local HD store........$49.95.......

I hate websites that nag you, let me look at the product before I decide if I want 20% off....

there is always a catch.......

So if you are reading this there is a huge chance you own tools of some kind, now my challenge is can you name the first tool you bought for yourself for home use or a career, I know some have to think way back and some not so much.....better yet if you still have said tool post a pic..... my first tool was a crescent wrench, nothing special but I was 13 years old ........and it still going strong......

202 or 194 heads? double bump or apartment? if your redoing the guides don't go with bronze to soft for street/everyday use.......

that is a good find seeings a lot of suppliers will take un-used material back

awesome set up well done

not sure if all of Canada but i'm guessing in most cases the odd time prices are cheaper so that is why I watch for sales/clearance ect ect.....

DEWALT DW55100B25 Solid Carbide High Impact SDS, 7/32 X 4 X 6-1/2-Inch Solid carbide SDS drill bit - retail MSRP $251.44, 96% off -> $10.26. From the amazon.ca product description: 1/2" Solid Carbide HIGH IMPACT SDS+ (Bulk 25) 2X More Carbide for Long Life. Four flute design cleans debris out for fast, efficient drilling. Four flute design cleans debris out for fast, efficient drilling. Innovative Bonding System delivers extreme durability. Innovative Bonding System delivers extreme durability.All the other sizes of the solid carbide SDS bits are on sale too for ~50% off, which means they are still over $120...

I think I would have more tools if I lived state side.......cost is more here, funny how that is

I live 36 miles from a border store and I get a lot of deals where it is free shipping lower 48, and some times $75 or more to go the extra few miles across the border?.....silly I just make up bigger orders and go pick em up now and again or there is always one of my buddies going across too.....

nice got to the point and covered the tool and it's options....

do you have any Makita products in your shop?

this is just my opinion, unless your gonna use it for what it is designed for I'd buy a cheap one and see if you do...... there is a lot of things on there you probably will never use and if ya don't its pretty much a pair of plyers to me.....

Kijiji here for us too, as much as I've seen some pretty weird crap there also has been some good deals too....

it is always better to get tools for less than regular price.......

what about Beach they made a fairly good box back in the day.....

na I'll pass.......