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This is just like a gift card but has to be scanned from a smart phone
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You do not have to spend money.
The coupons are as good as money in the store and cannot be stacked with other discounts
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Text spring to 71833
Click the link and good luck!
If you're skeptical just go to a lowes store
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On 11/11/2017 at 2:49 PM, BMack37 said:
Are these the boxes you were talking about? (Not my picture, none at my Lowe's)
yes these, we had 14 and all of them were gone before we opened, they were 349$.
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2 hours ago, BMack37 said:
That would be weird because Waterlook makes a lot of Craftsman boxes...well maybe there is a non-compete thing, not wanting two differently branded same build boxes or something?
i dunno, but I put together a bunch of tool boxes today but they're all chinese boxes, but better quality chinese boxes, clean, no sharps or shavings, all come with zerust mats and really nice casters.
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On 11/6/2017 at 12:49 AM, BMack37 said:
Lower end Waterloo or medium level?
I don't know the actual quality level but those were the good ones that didn't have any problems.
for some reason we switched to a different manufacturer for kobalt tool chests, something about craftsman being in lowe's now.
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On 8/27/2017 at 10:16 PM, BMack37 said:
Almost bought this but I had a TV in the back of my SUV and I wasn't sure of the quality.
i believe that one is made by waterloo its of okay quality, wait for it to drop to like 50$ or talk a manager down.
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On 11/3/2017 at 7:32 AM, Moze said:
@pancing I've barely used the Bosch. The Milwaukee 12v impact is what I keep in my Tstaks and use 99% of the time. I kept the Bosch on the van for the rare times I needed something stronger. It literally has just sat in a drawer in the van most of the time.
might be interested in the impact if you havent sold it already
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how often did you use that impact
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On 7/6/2017 at 11:57 AM, Cr8ondt said:
Not gunna lie I've pondered doing this with some random cells I have into a black top Dewalt battery... Only thing that's stopped me is the randomness of the cells... Though I have considered grabbing a pile of Kobalts to do this too.
don't use random cells to do this with, get new cells of the same type, preferrably Exactly the same brand and and model.
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Looks like some new stuff coming out
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On 5/13/2017 at 9:52 AM, comp56 said:
Are these all the rage they claim...
I've only ever used them on mild steel, they're great for that but some people have said they dull quickly, I've used quarter inch bit relentlessly and it hasnt dulled.
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I'll take it
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On 4/15/2017 at 9:40 AM, KnarlyCarl said:
TIA is the cake, giveaways are the icing on top...
but the icing is sooo good sometimes.
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On 4/30/2017 at 10:46 PM, Jronman said:
I heard about adjustable shoes breaking.
or they get taken off because they get in the way lol then cry about it when they lose the shoe
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2 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Good Deal! I have long spidery fingers so i never gave that a thought.
huh?
Whatchu talkin bowt carl?
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sounds like one of those infomercials on tv. Literaly, TIRED OF THIS? WELL THIS? TIRED OF THAT? WELL THAT!
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54 minutes ago, fm2176 said:
I also have two. Great little drivers; I rarely turn screws by hand anymore.
Do yours turn off when you twist really quick? Or get stuck in one direction when you wanna go the other way?
One of mine does that and the other is sporadic
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Thanks could really use an m12 set for when my dcf680 isnt enough
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DCF 680, I have 2 lol
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I'll take it
( And The Nail pencil and the piece of the exacto knife and that oxy/silica pack with the wd40 spray tube)
(Also the table the piece of the cord thats's showing and what looks like a part of a jack maybe under the table oh and the sand paper to the left of the knife)
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On 4/26/2017 at 10:52 PM, sparky603 said:
I wouldn't buy smaller than 7/8" if I were purchasing them individually, but even if you figure $2.50 per for the sizes that and over, still a steal.
I think it's that the tools have just gotten so much more powerful. In an impact though, binding is of no consequence. I rarely use them in anything other than my impacts, a ship auger in my M18 HH still being my go-to.
I've got like a dozen extensions for them in various lengths. They work great for doing the same sort of thing I'm doing here with my SH, but the hole doesn't need to be 1-1/4" for the head of the extension to be able to follow, like it does with that setup.
Yeah I used to use irwin speedbors but they seem to go dull after a while so I just went to Home depot and they had a stack of the black friday/holiday 17 packs or something for 1.50 a piece so i just bought the whole stack of 20, kept 10 or so and handed the rest out to my electrical/plumbing dudes.
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On 4/8/2017 at 10:17 PM, Conductor562 said:
My biggest tool problems are finding the money to keep buying them and places to keep putting them.
my biggest problem is trying to find tools that aren't more than 200$ retail (I've been lucky lately though)
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8 hours ago, sparky603 said:
At a buck per bit, was a good time to load up.
yeah at almost the price of a single 1 1/2 spade bit I bought a stack of them as well, since I only really use 1"+
They've gone down in quality though either that or cordless tools are just too stronk for them. These fuckers wreck your wrist when they bind...
Wtb M18 fuel polisher
in WANTED
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Need one in good condition
Kit or bare tool thx