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Earlier today I posted a piece about Sears tool dept. over at TG. I then decided it would be a great idea to whip out all the tools I purchased from Sears over the past few years.

Big mistake. I pulled out many of them, but then ran out of room on the table. Most of these tools were purchased on sale over the years, some were full-price. I didn't realize how many tools there actually were until they were on the table. And floor. And chair. Sockets and wrench sets not included.

Maybe when I prep to move in a few months I'll sort through all my tools for a group photo.

The grouping on the table seemed like a lot and then they didn't... until I went to put them away!
 

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This wasn't all at once!!

It was over a span of maybe 4-5 years? I haven't run out of things to buy there, though. Can't say the same for big-box home improvement stores. Had $60 in credit at Lowe's and couldn't figure out what to buy. After an hour I left with random consumables and doodads.
 

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This wasn't all at once!!

It was over a span of maybe 4-5 years? I haven't run out of things to buy there, though. Can't say the same for big-box home improvement stores. Had $60 in credit at Lowe's and couldn't figure out what to buy. After an hour I left with random consumables and doodads.

That's usually what I wind up doing with giftcards to Lowes/Home Depot...consumables and/or materials for projects.
 
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That's usually what I wind up doing with giftcards to Lowes/Home Depot...consumables and/or materials for projects.
That reminds me! Before Citi's Thank You reward points network offered Amazon gift cards (now by request and extra points )= I redeemed all my points for Sears gift cards. Sometimes they had promos, so I redeemed points for Lands' End gift cards.
 
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Hello Stuey
lol. I'm not ready to give up, I've got plenty of more people to convert to my ways!

Stuey,stuey,stuey shame on you that gorgeous California hammer still has the plastic on the handle,pull it off and use that hammer today!!!
I've used it a good couple of times. I don't frame often. Most of my manual nailing is done with a 16 oz smooth-faced Estwing.


put those tools to work!

Most of them are put to work often. I don't do a lot of dirty work, though. And when I do, I clean everything up before putting them away. I'm not a polisher, though.
 
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Do you seriously like the way Sears keeps moving stuff around in the catalog ? They're almost gimmicky to me.
The newer catalogs do sell things a bit harder than the catalogs from a few years ago. But I haven't really noticed things moving around.
 

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Grab the last three catalogs, if you have them and copare what they look like, including their Christmas edition. I know one of them had IIRC 1 page of welders.
 
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