DiverDn
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Haha, my HD sold out of some stuff already the 2 for 1 Diablo circular saw blades are gone and flashlights also some gloves. I guess that stuff isn't Black Friday related
Yeah our local HD had a Pro event last week, they had the Diablo blades out for sale and I snagged a couple. Haven't used them yet, but two for $10, thought they were worth a try.
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Get Prime if you can,its worth the free shipping usually.
You're right I do need to look into Prime, I'm sure we would get our money's worth.
Thanks,
john
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just took a trip to my local HD and they have the floors lined with black friday stuff. All of it was under black tarps like its a secret what it is lol.
I saw that today as well, building the suspense for the big day!
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I get mine on Amazon,i usually get it cheaper and they always are on sale around the holiday times.
great idea, I will start to check Amazon out. I didn't think of that because of the size and shipping.
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Great suggestions and thanks for the links. I will take a look at them.
We bought a Gladiator work bench at Sears on sale and the wife wants to buy the track system and cabinets. I'm with you guys, I don't want cabinets, things get put in them and get forgotten about.
I'm thinking the french cleat system might work, I did that to a couple of other cabinets before I knew they were called french cleats!
Thanks,
John
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I have an 8' section of wall that I'm looking to utilize for tools, shelves, etc.
I already have peg board on another 8' section, so I'm looking for suggestions on doing something different on the new section.
The wife would like to see a couple of cabinets and I'm thinking of some type of buckets to put bolts/nails/screws in.
Any experience with the plastic systems or do it yourself systems?
John
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I'm all for using competitors coupons and taking advantage of deals and asking that a store honors an advertised deal on something that isn't explicitly spelled out.
But, isn't buying something with the intent to get a discount on something else, then returning the first item and not giving the discount back getting close to stepping over the line?
I mean I can go along with it if you truly don't like the first item and you only do it once, but doing it repeatedly in order to game the system, I can't say that I agree with that.
Not trying to be a kill joy or the morality police, but I'm sure there are folks from manufactures and stores that read these forums..........
John
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I have the non electric start model and it is kick a$$.
It is hands down the best cutting mower that I have ever used. Took me a little while to get used to the letting go of the handle that engages the drive wheels, but I don't even think about it anymore and just let go when I want to stop or turn around.
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I'm looking for saw blades, 12" and 7.25" circular.
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Checked lowes near my work today and they didn't have it.
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I gave my local Lowes a look today as well, no 20v, but they did have the 40v at $20 off.
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Bailey's has the 6 lb. Wilton Bash for under $50. That'd be my choice:
If I needed a new splitting maul, I would buy this one.
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I went to the local HD today and noticed that the Milwaukee organizer has had a price reduction.
I'm not sure if its permanent or a temporary decline.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-10-Compartment-Deep-Pro-Organizer-Red-225046/205847797
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DS 150 at $14
DS 400 at $19
I can't stop ......
Where do you get those prices is all I have to say?
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Is it one of those all steel blades designed (a long time ago) for plywood? Something like this?
Despite those blades being designed for plywood I think they're one of the worst blades for it. I once saw one so dull that it was impossible to tell which way it should spin since both the marking and teeth were worn off.
Yes it looks like that, I've had the saw for a lot of years, just haven't had a chance to use it much lately.
I'm thinking the cheaper option for him would be a new blade.....
Yeah, I'm thinking a new blade is a better option.....
I will take a look at the Diablo Ultra Finish, that will most likely cure the problem.
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I've had great luck with their customer service, they converted me!
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The blade I have is an old 100 tooth and I'm sure it's dull because the name is worn off of it.
I had the blade depth set to just a little more than the thickness of the material, so I don't think that's the problem. I will check out the diablo, I think I've seen them in Home Depot.
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I'm using my Skil worm drive saw to rip 5/8" plywood and it's leaving a rough cut.
What blade would you recommend for plywood?
Thanks,
John
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Congrats to the winner, thanks for the giveaway!!
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Has anyone bought this combo?
I'm wondering if they cut any corners on the quality of the vise.
Special edition at $150 for both.
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Yesterday, I dropped by my local depot to check out the multimeters. They had a 2216 marked down from $149 to $97, so I passed. After checking out the terminal for clearance prices/stock (big thanks btw to whomever it was that suggested I look at the job application terminal), I found that another store across town had the clamp meters for $30.
I drove over today and I managed to snag one of the clamp meters for $30.03. All of the 2216-20's were marked at $74.98 both in-store and online and nothing I could do would convince the sales people to give it to me for $30. Oh well, I got one of the two. Apparently, the sales guy told me that they were probably dropping Milwaukee as a supplier of electrical tools, so take that for what it's worth. He also said that once they go to $.01, they can't sell them anymore... yeah, sure, OK.
FYI: anyone looking to score one of the clamp meters, you may have to ask them to look in the stock in the shelves above the electrical section. They found a box of 10 or so of them up there. None of them were clearance stickered and the in-store inventory only said that they had 2 in stock.
Sweet, good deal.
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I've started to see them at a couple of local stores. So there is some in the supply chain.
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I have never seen the Milwaukee heated gear at any HD yet. I wish that they would so you could try on sizes. If this winter gets as cold as last year (they are saying it won't for my area though) I will be getting the jacket or hoodie.
I'm further north so I guess they want to get them out there before the snow flys.
They had both on display, didn't try them on, but they looked well made.
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I have noticed that Home Depot has the Milwaukee heated gear on display. I saw it today 8/28/15.
Hoodie and jacket, no vest that I saw.
My big TIA Black Friday Deals Post.
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great write up, everything in one place.