, but I'll poke around. never considered buying, as they don't seem to have deals nearly as often. Well once at a clearance endcap I almost bought a Makita tool, for obvious reasons. I do know if I was need a more powerful tool, I would consider their 18x2 tools, but I'm not there yet (hoping red does something before that time)Sorry that was the only pic I took. I had a friend waiting in the car so I was trying not to mess around too much..
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Hmm, well I've never been stopped for a penny item? and im not talking stupid bath faucets, i'm talking $300+ tools. plus the guys that actually get them have been prevented from posting for over a year!
When it is a promotion in store where you get to select another tool, the amount of the freebie, or whatever dollar amount if it is a set amount, is taken off proportionally each item. You can then return either item, and the savings still sticks to the other item.
This same principle can be applied to BestBuy as well. I bought an nVidia Shield media player with a bundled antenna for $20 more than the cost of the player. The player was $200 on its own, but after applying the bundle savings to each item, the player dropped closer to $160. No other sale came close to the savings. This was an item that rarely had a sale, and still is pretty tight on price. Most places that do this, one of the items can usually be returned (not all, but most)
Your jumping ahead of yourself. I never came close to eluding to that. I prefer another brand because of the quality to cost ratio, mainly because of the availability of deals on the tools, as well as the wide selection of 12 & 18v tools. I actually like Makita, but I'd say there's a price premium to them for comparable tools. The only dedicated tool brand deal thread here is for Milwaukee, if that says anything deal wise. In a perfect world, we would be all hoping for Festool deals
I think their tools take more of a beating that others, but I'm not tossing my tools around like some, so not worried there. They also are the only ones with a significant 2x 18v battery options which I like. Wish others would copy that.
LOL. Looking to score a good price on a Milwaukee battery, or 2...anything good from HD??NO, same exact thing as last year. The only difference is that you could choose just about any Milwaukee bare tool to kick the offer in. So if you had your eye on the main Fuel Impact/Drill Kit, you would buy the $29 M12 flashlight. If you wanted another tool, you'd buy the kit and get whatever discount b/c you didn't have a choice for that part.
For the bold, if you have/had 10% coupons, you want that only applied to one of the items, as typically it otherwise won't kick in the free tool promo. Usually it is better to have it off the main item. This isn't the case when you only want the 'free item' and it is closer in value to the main item.
I'm attempting to do some long ago learned algerbra to figure out the amount of a free item, to where it wouldn't matter which item got the discount. brain is starting to overheat
