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Best packaging ever :)

The Metabo HPT subcompact drill/impact combo is on sale for $101. These are powerful enough for everyday household tasks and super lightweight (brushless), and unlike the Milwaukee 12V system, these are 18V so you don’t need a whole different set of batteries. This is a real sale price, I think...

Metabo HPT (Hitachi) 12” sliding compound miter saw for $254 seems like a good price. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R81WR89?tag=atomicindus08-20 Do note: the C12RSH2S is an older design, 2018, vs the C12RSH3 which came out in 2023 or so.

Order #6906. Two in one week for me 🫡

#6835

how are you seeing the HJE-Day prices? Jori said I’m good to go, but I still see the Warwood 2lb hammer at $20.95, etc. Is the badger thing a discount code?

🙏 grab them I did. The seller made me the same offer. They look great for the money. And I wouldn’t mind finding more of these 12-pt flare nut wrenches…the swing angle for regular flare wrenches can be a problem.

The sum. If you bought two (2) $70 items and two (2) $30 items for a total of $200 before discount, they should take 25% off the total of the four, and charge you $150.

So I should probably just get the Gearwrench 81372T (24” locking flex ratchet) for $100, right? The Matco CFR248LF is just overkill at $200 on sale.

For me, the 10% showed up as a discount “for prime members.” Knipex Alligator pliers, set of three (7, 10, 12 inches), seems pretty good at $75 after the 10% discount.

The locking flex head design is very different from the Snap-On design. Both are good, I’d say the Snap-On one is slicker and more convenient but the Matco feels more robust and durable.

Example: > 1/2" DRIVE 25-5/8" EIGHTY8 TOOTH LOCKING FLEX RATCHET > Part No. CFR248LF Marked down from $290 to $203. https://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/cfr248lf/1-2-drive-25-5-8-eighty8-tooth-locking-flex-ratchet

Used it. Many thanks!

I like Zoro. They’re competitive for many kinds of supplies and tools, and you can actually get human on the phone pretty easily to sort out any problems. Getting coupon codes is pretty straightforward if you have time for it and want to save a few bucks.

49-piece vs 47-piece, and the two other pieces are 3/8” to 1/4” adapters. Pretty sure I can tuck those into the extra space in the Williams kit and save myself $250.