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comp56
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I think I would have more tools if I lived state side.......cost is more here, funny how that is
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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.....
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nice got to the point and covered the tool and it's options....
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do you have any Makita products in your shop?
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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.....
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Kijiji here for us too, as much as I've seen some pretty weird crap there also has been some good deals too....
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it is always better to get tools for less than regular price.......
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what about Beach they made a fairly good box back in the day.....
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na I'll pass.......
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ya picked up 4 came to $39.50 ea with tax.......come in handy I do a lot of fine sanding with my multi tool
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I have a bad habit of if I come across a smokin deal I will buy whatever is there even if I only need one of them......I bought LED desk lamps one time for $4ea regular $54 gave half away and sold half $10 ea.....still made money and a bunch of buddies were happy......
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seen this somewhere and thought it would be awesome on a t-shirt........so I put it on one........
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ya, there is sure a lot of talented people out there
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couple years back I was in home depot looking for a air hose.......while I was looking, there was a single 50ft pack for $39.95 I have it in my hand and a fellow comes along and say there are clearance packs way up on top shelf but he thinks they are 2x50ft packs......I'm thinking sure check the price.......after he climbs down the ladder he says your never gonna believe this........they are marked down to $4.40? I say $4.40 are you sure so he checks with his price gun and sure enough ......I said how many are up there? he say 11 packs I say I will take them all.......my wife looks at me and just shakes her head......so you have to remember I only wanted a single 50ft air hose I ended up buying 1100ft of air hose for $48.80...... now we are in our van on the way home and my wife say what are you gonna do with all that hose.....I say watch.....I go not 1/2 a mile down the road to the pawn shop and ask if they are interested in brand new 50ft air hoses......I sold them 10 packs for $20 each so got my 50ft air hose with a spare and pocketed just under $150.......wife says only you!
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actually I did and got em for $10 less even $40 taxed in
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Great price but shipping kills the deal for me......again........always.........I want to move........
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Ya I start talking about a tool I want when getting close to christmas or my birthday, I carry on about it so much I sometimes get it early......
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Never used a cordless porter cable set up but have a few corded drills and 3-1/4 hp router that just won't quite......
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you won't regret it, I know I've taken on more projects having it......such a time saver.....
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magdrill brings back some memories.......
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awesome tape measure I have 16' and 25' ers only thing I suggest and this is with all tape measures is to calibrate it now and again especially if you drop it......these newer tapes have bigger end clips and they can get bent ever so slightly and can be giving wrong measurements....
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These days physical tools are filling up our sheds, shops and even livingrooms in some cases.......I can contribute to the forum with help regarding a newer tool: the Computer.....whether you are using it to research new tools or designing a project it has become a tool.
ask me anything PC related hardware or general problems with windows XP, 7, 8 or even 8.1 and I would happy to help..........
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Yea last week I got a hold of a almost brand new Dewalt 36 volt SDS Rotatory hammer kit with the attached cordless dust extraction unit the from my local pawn shop for 525$. I used it to drill some holes in the foundation of my aunts house for a reno they had to do. I feel like 36 volt batteries are more suited to that kind of tool, I used 1 battery drilling 20 holes and then spending 45 minutes destroying some extra patio stones in there back yard with my cousin, and after all that the thing didn't show any signs of significant power drain. It was probably one of the funnest tools I have used in a while. I then sold it to a guy for 600$, witch is crazy because to get it new It costs 1000$.
I could have just let you use my M12 hammer drill......j/king
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yes I bought a pack to have and yet it's funny cause if I'm working with paduak, oak, black ash mahogany ect ect I make my own doweling with the router.......so I get a nice match.....
DEWALT Solid Carbide High Impact SDS bit, 96% off -> $10.26
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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:
All the other sizes of the solid carbide SDS bits are on sale too for ~50% off, which means they are still over $120...