Deal Alet...... NOW MEGA TOOL DEAL THREAD (Page 82 of 84)
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Originally Posted By Halberdier: Ebay has a 20% Labor Day coupon. These are the refurb tools it applies to. Some of the Bosch 18v deals are borderline insane, like the 1-7/8 roto hammer for $500. It's $1,100 elsewhere. There are other brands, but the deals are not as good. Use the code LABORDAY20 in the last step of checkout. https://www.ebay.com/e/home-garden/26-us-labor-day-sfc-home-improvement Thanks, got a miter saw |
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Mulled it over for couple days Finally pulled trigger and bought it Thanks! |
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Originally Posted By SmokeEater2: Anyone happened across a screaming deal on a cordless 16 gauge finish nailer by chance? DeWalt or Bosch preferred since I'm already invested in batteries for both brands.  Metabo gets high reviews. And they’re usually on sale with batteries. |
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Good deal on 6.5 amp Bench top drill press. That equals over 3/4 HP. Kobalt 6.5-Amp 5-Speed Bench Drill Press - $119 at Lowe's, today only. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-KB-10in-DRILL-PRESS/5015131571   |
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Originally Posted By Halberdier: Ebay has a 20% Labor Day coupon. These are the refurb tools it applies to. Some of the Bosch 18v deals are borderline insane, like the 1-7/8 roto hammer for $500. It's $1,100 elsewhere. There are other brands, but the deals are not as good. Use the code LABORDAY20 in the last step of checkout. https://www.ebay.com/e/home-garden/26-us-labor-day-sfc-home-improvement Thanks. Got a Bosch corded angle grinder. |
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Originally Posted By JSG: How about a deal on a Dewalt 8" Pruning Saw? DCCS623B It doesn't seen this is on sale at Home Depot or Lowes for Labor Day. Anyone know of a deal somewhere else? https://images.thdstatic.com/productImages/163bb645-7a7f-4bb9-9b58-585a77d9eac3/svn/dewalt-cordless-chainsaws-dccs623b-64_600.jpg $119 at Fasteners Inc. No tax outside of CA. Bring the total to $150 to get free shipping. https://fastenersinc.net/product/dewalt-dccs623b-20v-max-8-in-brushless-cordless-pruning-chainsaw-tool-only |
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Originally Posted By Halberdier: $119 at Fasteners Inc. No tax outside of CA. Bring the total to $150 to get free shipping. https://fastenersinc.net/product/dewalt-dccs623b-20v-max-8-in-brushless-cordless-pruning-chainsaw-tool-only 122.74 with shipping. Thank you. |
Great deal on Bosch router with fixed and plunge base $149. This fits perfect in their bench top tables also.   Failed To Load Product Data |
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Originally Posted By Halberdier: $119 at Fasteners Inc. No tax outside of CA. Bring the total to $150 to get free shipping. https://fastenersinc.net/product/dewalt-dccs623b-20v-max-8-in-brushless-cordless-pruning-chainsaw-tool-only Originally Posted By Halberdier: Originally Posted By JSG: How about a deal on a Dewalt 8" Pruning Saw? DCCS623B It doesn't seen this is on sale at Home Depot or Lowes for Labor Day. Anyone know of a deal somewhere else? https://images.thdstatic.com/productImages/163bb645-7a7f-4bb9-9b58-585a77d9eac3/svn/dewalt-cordless-chainsaws-dccs623b-64_600.jpg $119 at Fasteners Inc. No tax outside of CA. Bring the total to $150 to get free shipping. https://fastenersinc.net/product/dewalt-dccs623b-20v-max-8-in-brushless-cordless-pruning-chainsaw-tool-only This made me curious so I checked. My M18 saw is $254 shipped at Fasteners inc. HD is currently $339 and WS is $299, both shipped. I'm tempted to buy a second so I can dual wield. Smoking deal: https://fastenersinc.net/product/milwaukee-2727-20-m18-fuel-16-in-chainsaw |
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Originally Posted By EDE59: Great deal on Bosch router with fixed and plunge base $149. This fits perfect in their bench top tables also. www.amazon.com/dp/B00005RHPD I have this router. Very nice tool |
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Originally Posted By craig24680: Mulled it over for couple days Finally pulled trigger and bought it Thanks! Originally Posted By craig24680: Mulled it over for couple days Finally pulled trigger and bought it Thanks! |
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Originally Posted By zeekh: I have this router. Very nice tool Originally Posted By zeekh: Originally Posted By EDE59: Great deal on Bosch router with fixed and plunge base $149. This fits perfect in their bench top tables also. www.amazon.com/dp/B00005RHPD I have this router. Very nice tool Doesn't work with the Modulus jig AFAIK. |
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Originally Posted By F-M-B: This made me curious so I checked. My M18 saw is $254 shipped at Fasteners inc. HD is currently $339 and WS is $299, both shipped. I'm tempted to buy a second so I can dual wield. Smoking deal: https://fastenersinc.net/product/milwaukee-2727-20-m18-fuel-16-in-chainsaw 
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Originally Posted By F-M-B: This made me curious so I checked. My M18 saw is $254 shipped at Fasteners inc. HD is currently $339 and WS is $299, both shipped. I'm tempted to buy a second so I can dual wield. Smoking deal: https://fastenersinc.net/product/milwaukee-2727-20-m18-fuel-16-in-chainsaw You can get it refurb for 219 at Acme with free shipping. Ive never been able to distinguish refurb from new. https://www.acmetools.com/milwaukee-m18-fuel-16-in-chainsaw-reconditioned-bare-tool-2727-80/045242555208.html |
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CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products |
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Originally Posted By F-M-B: This made me curious so I checked. My M18 saw is $254 shipped at Fasteners inc. HD is currently $339 and WS is $299, both shipped. I'm tempted to buy a second so I can dual wield. Smoking deal: https://fastenersinc.net/product/milwaukee-2727-20-m18-fuel-16-in-chainsaw Take the chain off of them and make yourself a killer costume for Halloween. |
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Originally Posted By Skopsko07734: CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products The wife is obsessed with their site, so I've gotten a ton of their gear. It's fun stuff, some of it is practical some isn't. Don't believe they actually get contract orders for this stuff, I think they have one or two real contract items and the rest is BS marketing. Most of the titanium gear is made in China as well. They don't actually make anything they just design stuff and order and not everything they carry is unique to them. |
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Originally Posted By Skopsko07734: CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products CountyComm is great for gifts for that person you don't know what to get them, but you want it to be something well made and totally useless in most cases. After buying a lot of their stuff, including some of their yearly special mystery boxes, I have deleted all bookmarks to it and emails from them. I don't want them drawing me into their madness again. |
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Originally Posted By MongoCaver: CountyComm is great for gifts for that person you don't know what to get them, but you want it to be something well made and totally useless in most cases. After buying a lot of their stuff, including some of their yearly special mystery boxes, I have deleted all bookmarks to it and emails from them. I don't want them drawing me into their madness again. Originally Posted By MongoCaver: Originally Posted By Skopsko07734: CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products CountyComm is great for gifts for that person you don't know what to get them, but you want it to be something well made and totally useless in most cases. After buying a lot of their stuff, including some of their yearly special mystery boxes, I have deleted all bookmarks to it and emails from them. I don't want them drawing me into their madness again. Me looking at the CountyComm site: "Look at that, giant titanium dice that weigh 4.3 pounds each...I don't own any of those...I should buy two of them." My pair of giant titanium dice showed up a few days later.  |
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Originally Posted By MongoCaver: CountyComm is great for gifts for that person you don't know what to get them, but you want it to be something well made and totally useless in most cases. After buying a lot of their stuff, including some of their yearly special mystery boxes, I have deleted all bookmarks to it and emails from them. I don't want them drawing me into their madness again. I'm pretty sure the wife has bought a dozen + of their mystery bags. Best thing I've gotten as a present was their large titanium armorers hammer. It was $150 alone, I think the bag was $80 or $100. 
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Originally Posted By Jakezor: I bought a m12 hatchet too, but the gallon of bar/chain oil is an hour and a half away, so out buying some more. |
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Originally Posted By craig24680: Mulled it over for couple days Finally pulled trigger and bought it Thanks! Originally Posted By craig24680: Mulled it over for couple days Finally pulled trigger and bought it Thanks! Batteries came Friday Chainsaw is "delayed" with no shipping date projected |
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Originally Posted By Skopsko07734: CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products If you don't have titanium chopsticks, you need titanium chopsticks. |
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Originally Posted By XJ: If you don't have titanium chopsticks, you need titanium chopsticks. I have four sets of titanium chopsticks, titanium sporks, titanium rulers, titanium shot glasses, a titanium comb, a titanium ice cream scoop, etc.
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Originally Posted By Skopsko07734: CountyComm has 20% off all tools using code: TOOLS20 If you have never been to CountyComm it is a site with an odd selection of items, interesting titanium stuff including watches, lights, radios, etc. https://countycomm.com/collections/view-all-tool-products I actually have a recommendation from them. I wanted to carry a small, lightweight screwdriver in my pocket and and after trying options in aluminum and even their titanium what I love is this Ultem one: Countycomm Ultem Screwdriver  To make it fully awesome, I took off the clip and filled the hole in with superglue+baking soda and smoothed that out. Also, 3 bits wasn't enough so I have 2x torx, 2x square, 2x phillips and a flat head bit that I cut off about 2/3 of the 1/4" hex back section, cleaned that up and finished with gun blue. To use the short bits I had to take ~1/4" off the tip above the magnet also. But now I have 7 bits inside and it is about the same weight as but shorter than my Pilot v5. Don't even notice it as extra in either slacks pockets or in shorts / jeans. I also like the split pea titanium lighter on my keychain. |
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Originally Posted By JameX: I actually have a recommendation from them. I wanted to carry a small, lightweight screwdriver in my pocket and and after trying options in aluminum and even their titanium what I love is this Ultem one: Countycomm Ultem Screwdriver https://countycomm.com/cdn/shop/files/upscaled-2x-tempImageBQZh7V-Photoroom.jpg?v=1777672366 To make it fully awesome, I took off the clip and filled the hole in with superglue+baking soda and smoothed that out. Also, 3 bits wasn't enough so I have 2x torx, 2x square, 2x phillips and a flat head bit that I cut off about 2/3 of the 1/4" hex back section, cleaned that up and finished with gun blue. To use the short bits I had to take ~1/4" off the tip above the magnet also. But now I have 7 bits inside and it is about the same weight as but shorter than my Pilot v5. Don't even notice it as extra in either slacks pockets or in shorts / jeans. I also like the split pea titanium lighter on my keychain. I had the previous version made of titanium with a ball bearing spinner on the back, it was my favorite driver. It unfortunately got stollen in my small tool bag many years ago. Pretty sure I have one of those as well. |
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Originally Posted By sefus: Well my 120v makita grinder died, any good replacements? Does not have to be any brand other than all my battery tools are makita as well but I can do 120 again for one of these It worked very well, and was 1/2 the cost. But the battery is heavy, and if I had it to do over, I would probably have bought a DeWalt (my majority brand). |
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Originally Posted By sefus: Well my 120v makita grinder died, any good replacements? Does not have to be any brand other than all my battery tools are makita as well but I can do 120 again for one of these Just buy another Makita. Im not sure you can buy a better corded grinder. CPO pro ably has refurbs next to nothing. |
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Originally Posted By -Obsessed-: I bought them a couple years ago. FAR too soft. They are worthless. Bent extremely easy, and frankly the scraper functionality is near worthless in short order too if you need any significant sharpness or trueness to the edge. ETA: Not sure if they are that exact brand...but it was an identical looking set of SS scraper pry bars. For light duty use, I think they'd be fine though. But not any serious kind of prying would be able to be done with them. They aren't a demo tool, by any stretch of the imagination. Originally Posted By -Obsessed-: Originally Posted By Halberdier: This is a question, not a deal post. Does anyone have these? How well do they work for you? The lack the nail notch on either end seems like an omission, but they apparently make for excellent scrapers. Good tradeoff? I guess I could grind the nail notch in myself if I really miss it. Titan 4-Piece Stainless Steel Pry Bar Scraper Set - Sizes included are 5-1/2", 7-1/4", 9-1/4" and 12". https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079YPFRBR https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ld2Z05FuL._AC_SL1500_.jpg I bought them a couple years ago. FAR too soft. They are worthless. Bent extremely easy, and frankly the scraper functionality is near worthless in short order too if you need any significant sharpness or trueness to the edge. ETA: Not sure if they are that exact brand...but it was an identical looking set of SS scraper pry bars. For light duty use, I think they'd be fine though. But not any serious kind of prying would be able to be done with them. They aren't a demo tool, by any stretch of the imagination. Glaziers use similar, not SS. Definitely for finesse prying, like against glass. |
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Originally Posted By -Omega-1: Home Depot Deal of the Day. I picked up some Ridgid batteries, not a bad price. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-18V-MAX-Output-Starter-Kit-with-2-4-0-Ah-Batteries-and-Charger-AC8609340SB/328296486 |
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Originally Posted By Coffin-Nail: I'm pretty sure the wife has bought a dozen + of their mystery bags. Best thing I've gotten as a present was their large titanium armorers hammer. It was $150 alone, I think the bag was $80 or $100. https://countycomm.com/cdn/shop/files/Photoroom_000_20240424_100323.jpg?v=1764704112 I have a Wheeler punch set with a little hammer like that, and looking at County Comm's, all I can think of is how much better theirs will hit things than the cheap ass Wheeler hammer, then I catch myself
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DeWalt 18" cordless/corded fan for half price ($99/$199) at Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-18-in-20-Volt-High-Velocity-Indoor-Outdoor-Yellow-Industrial-Fan/5018379231 One note, I wouldn't call it "high velocity". It moves a LOT of air, but it's a large stream at medium velocity, not a true high-velocity fan. |
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Originally Posted By Saker13: I have the oil and really want to fill it up and test it out. But I won't be using it until the temps here get below the holy shit it's hot level and I'm sure it will leak like all saws do. Originally Posted By Saker13: Originally Posted By Jakezor: I bought a m12 hatchet too, but the gallon of bar/chain oil is an hour and a half away, so out buying some more. It leaks a tiny bit but not if it's sitting upright. I guess any saw that doesn't use an oil pump will. |
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft: DeWalt 18" cordless/corded fan for half price ($99/$199) at Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-18-in-20-Volt-High-Velocity-Indoor-Outdoor-Yellow-Industrial-Fan/5018379231 One note, I wouldn't call it "high velocity". It moves a LOT of air, but it's a large stream at medium velocity, not a true high-velocity fan. OOS I would have bought 2 more at that price poo 
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft: DeWalt 18" cordless/corded fan for half price ($99/$199) at Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-18-in-20-Volt-High-Velocity-Indoor-Outdoor-Yellow-Industrial-Fan/5018379231 One note, I wouldn't call it "high velocity". It moves a LOT of air, but it's a large stream at medium velocity, not a true high-velocity fan. Got one of those a few months ago when Lowes had a sale. It's convenient that it can do either battery or 120volt plug |
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Originally Posted By captexas: Got one of those a few months ago when Lowes had a sale. It's convenient that it can do either battery or 120volt plug Originally Posted By captexas: Originally Posted By GlutealCleft: DeWalt 18" cordless/corded fan for half price ($99/$199) at Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-18-in-20-Volt-High-Velocity-Indoor-Outdoor-Yellow-Industrial-Fan/5018379231 One note, I wouldn't call it "high velocity". It moves a LOT of air, but it's a large stream at medium velocity, not a true high-velocity fan. Got one of those a few months ago when Lowes had a sale. It's convenient that it can do either battery or 120volt plug I have it, too. I like it. I noticed that mine ran my battery down when I left it installed for a week or two. Now I just remove the battery when it's not in use. |
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Originally Posted By captexas: Got one of those a few months ago when Lowes had a sale. It's convenient that it can do either battery or 120volt plug Originally Posted By captexas: Originally Posted By GlutealCleft: DeWalt 18" cordless/corded fan for half price ($99/$199) at Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-18-in-20-Volt-High-Velocity-Indoor-Outdoor-Yellow-Industrial-Fan/5018379231 One note, I wouldn't call it "high velocity". It moves a LOT of air, but it's a large stream at medium velocity, not a true high-velocity fan. Got one of those a few months ago when Lowes had a sale. It's convenient that it can do either battery or 120volt plug Mine is going to get a rechargeable misting kit from Amazon stuck on it, as a much less expensive alternative to Ego's big misting fan, which has a problem cracking water manifolds and failing pumps. |
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Originally Posted By sefus: Well my 120v makita grinder died, any good replacements? Does not have to be any brand other than all my battery tools are makita as well but I can do 120 again for one of these I have a Milwaukee M18 that has been a game changer for me. It is so much easier to not have to deal with a cord. That said, I have had good luck with the $10 harbor freight corded grinders. If I have a project going on, I like to have a cutting wheel, a grinding wheel, and a wire cup going on different grinders. Changing wheels is for peasants!
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Originally Posted By OldGlazier: Saw this in a Woot email. Looks like it heats up really fast. https://d3gqasl9vmjfd8.cloudfront.net/12427df1-0f6b-436f-870e-c555e7ac1c62.png What is this? |
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Originally Posted By tree-hugger: What is this? Originally Posted By tree-hugger: Originally Posted By OldGlazier: Saw this in a Woot email. Looks like it heats up really fast. https://d3gqasl9vmjfd8.cloudfront.net/12427df1-0f6b-436f-870e-c555e7ac1c62.png What is this? Diesel heater. Guy up the street has similar(similar means different) and keeps a 2 car garage warm enough. eta: It's not supposed to look anything like that when operating.
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