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1 hour ago, XTsallaD said:
Wiha has a good sale. Got pliers wrench and auto grip pliers for 44.99usd together and the combo pliers 17.99.
Thanks for the heads up! How do you like the adjustable wrench on the far right? heard some mixed reviews about them.
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On 3/6/2018 at 9:52 PM, FlaveNico said:
Nice. I find some great deals at flea markets!
Let the metal soak in vinegar over night. Removes the rust.
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Thanks for the tip! I ended up using Zep rust remover and soaked the metal for about 15 minutes. Brushed it with a wire brush and rinsed it off, they look almost new. However, next time ill probably use your suggestion since i feel Zep is very strong and acidic and I feel like it would damage the handles if i had let them soak any longer.
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Due to the good weather I decided to hit up the outdoor flea market today, walked away with some sweet tools.
$30 for the Klein multimeter
$5 for the Milwaukee Fastback
$8 for the Klein 10" adjustable wrench
Also bought some Insulated knipex pliers set off of ebay for $52. With the exception of the rust they are in great condition. I'm gonna try and clean off the rust later today.
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I honestly never really bothered to look at Kobalt before but recently I saw a video of the brushless 3/8 impact wrench really impressed me. Its rated at 150 ft-lbs but the video showed it breaking loose lug nuts torqued at 220 ft lbs, which was 5 ft-lbs more than the 3/8 Milwaukee fuel could break loose.
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I know this sounds wierd but the belt hooks on the gen 2 Milwaukees are the best Ive had on a drill and impact. Its placed near its center of gravity, so when im going up or down a ladder it doesn't swing all over the place. Its a low-key improvement that i really appreciate.
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7 hours ago, XTsallaD said:
I bought the gen1 kit on this deal with the stapler and ended up returning the kit when the gen2 became available as I hadn’t used the gen1 kit yet. I kept the stapler but was only refunded 132 and some change so the stapler cost 66 and I bought the gen2 kit for 129. Yes, It’s definitely worth it for me. No doubt. The gen1 kit tools are larger than most of my 18v tools. HD offers a free 2ah battery if you buy the gen2 kit online and in some stores. I was fortunate to get the free battery offer in-store but would have purchased either way.
did you do all this at home depot? I also bought the gen 1 kit with stapler but returned it and bought the gen 2 for $179. However i was hoping to keep the stapler but they wouldn't do a return without it.
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Homedepot has Dewalt all brushless tool combo kit for $599
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3 hours ago, Daniel Julian said:
Found HD 2017 BF ad. The link says 2016, but when you actually go to the page, its the 2017 ad... http://www.thecouponingcouple.com/home-depot-black-friday-2016-ad/
Bit of a let down to be honest. It seems, for the most part, everything listed on the ad is already on sale or are current promotions. Of course I'm only speaking in regards to the power tools.
Oh well, thanks for the heads up!
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FYI Lowes has it in stock for $169...
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ACME Tools has a sale on the 10in Fuel Sliding Miter Saw kit for $479 with an extra tool or 9.0 ah battery.
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21 hours ago, BMack37 said:
How much did you get the dog for? Was it used or new?
She is adopted so used i guess? but yea very expensive maintenance, but she is worth it
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haha thanks for the suggestions everyone. Oh well as long as it works. Dust collection for a sawzall sounds like it can be a hassle, never even thought about it.
It was a very noticeable difference from my makita, was just curious thats all
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Not today but this month. Only paid full retail price on the sawzall, rest I got through really good deals. Just waiting for the rear handle 60v to come in. Its exciting how far cordless tools have come.
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Hey guys, so I just bought the dewalt 20v brushless sawzall. I really like the weight and power on this little monster. However, this thing is LOUD. I'm talking like screeching loud at around 77-80 decibles. I have the makita brushless sawzall and it sounds nothing like it. I was wondering if this is normal for this sawzall or maybe something is wrong with it. Thanks!
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toolup also has the extra 9.0 flex battery promo and they are saying they have it in stock.
http://www.toolup.com/promotions/dewalt-free-flexvolt-battery
I'm debating on whether I should jump on this deal but with the holidays so close I wonder if there will be better deals...
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Hello, Kansan here!
Recently graduated and am now in my profession (engineering). However, I was always around a construction site growing up since my family's business is in residential remodeling.
Now that I graduated I now have enough money to splurge on new tools, its almost like a drug. Anyways I still do residential construction on the side. I'm looking forward to meeting everyone and being part of the tool community.
Big event coming
in Milwaukee
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I'm more excited about that m12 1/2in stubby impact wrench as well as the new M12 rocket tower light