yevangelis
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Came here to post that. Also this cman 308 piece tool set- https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-308PC-Mechanics-Tool-Set/5014463573
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Picked up two sets today at self-checkout. Scan the barcode and the price was reduced to $5.57 and the jig saw blades were also reduced to $5.87 ymmv
yevangelis
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Cruzan80
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Anyone have experience with the CM Hi-Torque? I have the mid-level (badged PC), and it has worked well for most of what I need. Supposedly jump is 250->700ftlbs.
SixThirtyTwo
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From a previous GJ Hot Deals thread, I found the Dewalt Jacks here for $69.99/ea:
Apparently they were as low as $50 at one point. I'd never heard of the store, but even with shipping they're much less than I'm seeing elsewhere.
Have you ordered from them and received the product? There was a site recently posted, then deleted, that I think had the jacks for a good price but turned out to be a scam. Unfortunately, I can't find the discussion now to confirm the store and that it was the construction jacks.
Edit to add: Still didn't find the discussion of the scam site, but did find this, Bomgaars so it seems that bomgaars is a legit store. Sorry for the confusion.
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SixThirtyTwo
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No, I haven't personally, but you found the link I was referring to. I should've linked to it in my post. Thanks for adding it.
2manytools
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If it makes you feel better, those were supposed to only be on sale in-store, but someone made a mistake. Tthey sold out almost immediately, cancelling more orders than were fulfilled.
Don't forget, you should be able to price match at Home Depot. They do consider shipping, but some might have reasons to shop at HD.
I ordered from https://www.bomgaars.com/oi-73685.html in November when the jacks were on sale $49.99 + shipping. Processing and shipping probably took 6/7 days and they were well packaged. Bomgaars is a legit small midwest retail chain with a hanfdul of stores.
SixThirtyTwo
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I'm not going to buy the jacks, but my interpretation of Home Depot's price match policy was that they didn't take into account the shipping cost:
But maybe that's only true when it works in their favor.
Yesterday I tried to see whether Lowes would price match an item from Acme Tools. The latter are offering 25% Klein Tools, but Lowes wouldn't match the price because it involved a coupon code or something along those lines. It wasn't a targeted coupon code. Not worth the wasted time.
Both HD and Lowes have policies that are quite vague in certain areas of exclusions.
HD didn't have the item in stock; that's why I tried Lowes. I noticed that HD did have essentially the same item in stock, but with a useless filler included in the package. Exclusives with slight differences are immune from price matching, among other things.
Sorry to readers for straying off topic.
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I have found Home Depot will match price off Amazon for Dewalt power tools - sometimes. It seems hit or miss depending on the store / manager. However; I have been more successful than not. It helps that I have 5 home depots within a 20 mile radius and can easily just go to another store and make it work.
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Two good Klein KNECT Deals today:
These are good sets because the share SAE/Metric. There isn't much talk about the KNECT system on these forums, but I've used them in automotive and agricultural and I think they are great.
These are good sets because the share SAE/Metric. There isn't much talk about the KNECT system on these forums, but I've used them in automotive and agricultural and I think they are great.
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Do you have any problem? Inserting the sockets into the screwdriver handle without using the extension? I can get them in but it's really hard. I have no issue getting them into the extension. Or getting the extension into the screwdriver handle that's also easyTwo good Klein KNECT Deals today:
These are good sets because the share SAE/Metric. There isn't much talk about the KNECT system on these forums, but I've used them in automotive and agricultural and I think they are great.
Today only. Starlock blades are pricey, but good.
18-volt Cordless Brushless 2 -Amp Variable speed 6 -Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool with Soft ( 1 -Batteries Included and Charger Included ) https://www.lowes.com/pd/Bosch-18V-...ith-1-2-Ah-Battery-and-Accessories/5014787007
18-volt Cordless Brushless 2 -Amp Variable speed 6 -Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool with Soft ( 1 -Batteries Included and Charger Included ) https://www.lowes.com/pd/Bosch-18V-...ith-1-2-Ah-Battery-and-Accessories/5014787007
SixThirtyTwo
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Klein Tools MODbox Folding Work Bench is a daily deal. Not a huge savings, and Amazon has it for the same price, but it's at a 90-day low. More important, has anyone used it? I need a portable workbench, but without some strong recommendations I'm passing on this one.
wandrur
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I kinda like the look of that.
I have had a similar one from Keter that has done really well. Was a Northern Tool sale at $99. Definitely easy to move, setup, and break down. I'm actually tempted to snag that Klein one just to compare.
Not sure about a strong recommendation but I have been generally pleased with it. Easy to setup and stable. Currently have 3 -50lb bags on thinset sitting on it to keep them off the garage floor until I need them - very solid.
Picked up the ToughBuilt version at Lowe’s when it was on sale for $69 and it’s been handy, ez setup and sturdy for a plastic work table. Like it better than the Dewalt or keter tables. The Klein looks very similar to the ToughBuilt without the yellow end plates.
I’m curious if this means they are dumping Channellock for more Tiawan and ”forged” In USA Klein and Irwin pliers.
Unfortunately I already bought Doyle 16” pump pliers as I needed them for a 1 time use. They had the 16.5” Channellock pump pliers marked down to $30. I would have bought the Channellocks at that price instead.
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I’m curious if this means they are dumping Channellock for more Tiawan and ”forged” In USA Klein and Irwin pliers.
Unfortunately I already bought Doyle 16” pump pliers as I needed them for a 1 time use. They had the 16.5” Channellock pump pliers marked down to $30. I would have bought the Channellocks at that price instead.
Weird, my local Lowes has no such deals.
Went to a second Lowe's about 30 miles away and it also had the deal.
Here's another nice deal. I have this light and it's pretty good and I paid $50 for it.
This light also has the ability to be a battery pack to charge your phone.
yevangelis
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yevangelis
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Big discounts today on toro cordless outdoor tools
What about a rack full of regular price Channellock products makes you think they are getting rid of them?
I’m curious if this means they are dumping Channellock for more Tiawan and ”forged” In USA Klein and Irwin pliers.
Unfortunately I already bought Doyle 16” pump pliers as I needed them for a 1 time use. They had the 16.5” Channellock pump pliers marked down to $30. I would have bought the Channellocks at that price instead.
I don't know whether you're being facetious or what?
Almost every pair except one is discounted and with Lowe's and the orange establishment that is generally the first step in clearing a product from the shelves.
Vaughan hammers, Eswing, Dasco and others are all smaller niche American manufactures that have been cleared out of the box stores in the past several years for replacement products.
It wouldn't take much for me to think they would do the same to Channellock.
My Lowe's literally has only one Eswing hammer when they used to carry about 8 different ones.
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captain14
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I’ve seen Lowe’s list items at clearance prices in one area, then 6 months later in another part of the country for the same items.
Same as differnt Lowes have different clearance prices in neighboring stores.
Same as differnt Lowes have different clearance prices in neighboring stores.
Junkman
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I found some tiles at Lowe's, but not enough to complete my project. They told me about another store about 40 miles away that had the amount of inventory that I needed, so I drove out to pick it up. The original store priced it at $2.25, which was 75% off, and the store that they sent me to was $4.50 at 75% off. I needed the product, so I had to **** up the fact that the department manager wasn't going to budge on the price at the second store.
yevangelis
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I'm not being facetious. You continue to claim that Lowe's is discounting Channellock products, but you haven't provided any evidence. You included a picture that shows everything at REGULAR price.
The pictures I initially posted literally show “Deal” and have the regular price listed in small print next to the current sale price.
Are you trying to tell me they mark them up just to put them on sale at REGULAR price.
Does this pricing in the app prove my point or are we just never gonna see what’s in front of us.
The pictures I initially posted literally show “Deal” and have the regular price listed in small print next to the current sale price.
Are you trying to tell me they mark them up just to put them on sale at REGULAR price.
Does this pricing in the app prove my point or are we just never gonna see what’s in front of us.
They lowered the regular price. Lowe's does this all the time. It is not an indication that they have plans to discontinue selling Channellock.
Ok, we just will not see the same thing looking at the same image. The app literally says they are on sale until Oct 3.
SixThirtyTwo
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Most of the Channellocks on the retail rack in the photo looked to be discounted by a modest amount; i.e., they were "normal" sale prices as opposed to clearance prices. Channellock recently had a 10%-off sale at their own online store, so I wouldn't draw any conclusions about the future of Channellock at Lowe's based on that observation alone.
That said, it's entirely appropriate by my definition to describe them as "on sale".
I've seen enough arguments to know that this one isn't worth continuing unless it involves hot deals on tools, whether they're "on sale" or "reduced regular price".
That said, it's entirely appropriate by my definition to describe them as "on sale".
I've seen enough arguments to know that this one isn't worth continuing unless it involves hot deals on tools, whether they're "on sale" or "reduced regular price".
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ptabatcher
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DOTD on some Dewalt 12v tools. $89. Impact wrenches, OMT and, some saws.
But, I think the standout is the 5-in-1 “installation” tool. My personal favorite for around the house. This is a kit with a 2ah battery and charger for $89!
But, I think the standout is the 5-in-1 “installation” tool. My personal favorite for around the house. This is a kit with a 2ah battery and charger for $89!