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3x m12 fuel stubby impacts 3x m12 fuel ratchets 1x m12 fuel impact drill driver 1x m12 fuel impact driver 1x m12 hackzall 1x m18 fuel hackzall 1x m18 fuel impact driver 1x m18 fuel impact 1x m18 fuel circular saw 1x m18 fuel drill/driver 1x ridgid cordless router

Check out https://www.hfqpdb.com/. It's a great resource. There is a $999.99 coupon valid until the end of May.

In my opinion, current garage setup, and intention to be a light/medium duty homeowner workbench: Husky pros: -24" deep -Has workbench surface -Factory height is just right for me -Has more capacity on paper Husky cons: -Upper left drawer has 1 set of slides -24" deep and would stick out a...

I believe so as well. I've only seen 1 item number per color for the 72". But yes, the smaller boxes do have multiple SKUs. Here is a thread about the different item numbers. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=408543

Fortunately I have a local Menards. From what I researched, looks like the sale price is about $999? Better factory version as in series 2?

I'm thinking of going with 2x 72" toolboxes/mobile workbench for a space just about 150" long in my garage. One of the models I'm looking at is a 72" Husky with a stainless steel top. My concern with this model is that the upper, long drawer only has 1 set of slides. Husky says it is rated for...

I like my brushless, cordless router and corded table saw from them. I also own Milwaukee impact wrenches and ratchets. I haven't had to use Ridgid's warranty but from what I've read, it's great.

Hoping for a $399 coupon soon. Should have purchased a second roller when it was that price last month.

8 Pc Terry Cloth Staining Pads #46166 is a pass. Used them to stain some unfinished table legs. 45 Pc Hercules Impact Driver Bit Set #63383 is a pass. Been using them with my M12 fuel and M18 fuel impact drivers at the homeowner level.

Too late but thanks for sharing!

I get a 500 server error when trying to access the website. Maybe because many people trying to get on the deal? :bounce:

Anyone go straight to cordless tools like impact wrenches, die grinders, ratchets, etc? Or you're converting from pneumatic to cordless? Or use/own both? Or sticking with pneumatic only? Are you a DIY homeowner, experienced technician, brand new technician, industrial tool user? Whats your...

Thank you!

I hope it's a good deal tomorrow.

Thank you!