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Good tool sites???

Bunit98

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Hello everybody

I live in london Ontario and want to know what places are good to use on the
Web for tools. Every site I seem to go to I get nabbed for 15$ shipping on a 5$ tool. So just wondering what's sites you'd recommend me.

Thank you,
 
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kctyphoon

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Check out Cpo outlets.. They sell every major brand or everything, offer refurb units at discounts, and they are free shipping with most purchases I believe. I got my refurb m18 fuel combo for $209 shipped for free. It's $369 in Home Depot.
 

spoon671

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Chads toolbox, KC Tool, and German Hand Tools, Samstagsales come to my mind.
 

wild cowboy

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I buy a lot of tools, these seven get most of my money because they are where most of the deals are online. Not the only places for great deals, but a large share of the online bargains.

● Cripe Distributing
● ebay
● amazon
● Mechanics Bits & Tools
● Tooltopia
● Zoro
● Harry j. Epstein (closeout section)

and don't forget:

● the classified section right here at Garage Journal!
 
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3rdgen

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Im just down the road in strathroy and shipping in Canada ***** to be honest. Ive used jccayer, blackrock tools, kms tools, amazon.ca and ebay. Lately amazon has some pretty good deals just hard to find and free shipping for the most part.
 
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Bunit98

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Yes 3rdgen even on amazon you have to spend 25$ to get free shipping and I usually only want a thing that's 10 bucks haha, never win I guess...
 
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jd_1138

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Yes 3rdgen even on amazon you have to spend 25$ to get free shipping and I usually only want a thing that's 10 bucks haha, never win I guess...

Maybe bundle up a lot of small tools in one shipment from a place like Cripe for example. Probably save you a lot on s/h. I can usually easily find at least 5 items I need/want from them.
 

brass89

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I don't know how it works for Canada, here in the U.S. if you're a prime member you get a lot better shipping. Most items (not all) are free 2day (with membership, so not 'free'). If it's prime you don't have to be stuck with the $35 min purchase. It only pays for itself if you're a frequent amazon customer though. Might be worth checking into.
 

spoon671

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I don't know how it works for Canada, here in the U.S. if you're a prime member you get a lot better shipping. Most items (not all) are free 2day (with membership, so not 'free'). If it's prime you don't have to be stuck with the $35 min purchase. It only pays for itself if you're a frequent amazon customer though. Might be worth checking into.


+1!

Funny, I just bought a stick of antiperspirant and had it shipped 2-day for free. We have Amazon orders at least once per week. Prime is worthwhile for us for sure.
 

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Wow, man, I thought I was a germophobe... Ordering deodorant online to avoid going to the store! Brilliant! LOL
 
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