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This is a Kmart in-store only deal. I was at Sears today and they were marked $24.99. I've been searching slickdeals for Craftsman ever since the $5 of $5 or more coupon. Here's the Kmart thread where the wrenches were found: http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?t=596875&page=25

Give Ridgid a look. Their table saws are well liked. The TS3660 is the "stationary" model while the TS2410LS is the portable model. I have the TS2400 which is last years model. The only difference is in the stand. http://www.ridgid.com/Tools/Table-Saws/EN/index.htm

I edited my original post. This is in-store only. I purchased from two separate stores with the same result. The price scanners throughout the store will verify the price for you.

The Socket Lockits are interesting, but a bit pricey. They seem ideal for someone that would be moving their sockets to and from jobs without having to deal with them falling off like other types of rails. The Ernst still seem to be the most flexible option I've see though.

Hey, I just thought I'd share a deal with everyone here. No need to criticize. If you don't like it, move on.

Very nice! Can you use the tile on the sides where the foundation is exposed or would the cut edge of the tile present a problem?

So I did a search on here about the extreme grip wrenches and it seems that the opinions were mixed, mostly not in favor of them. Most thought the seemed like a gimmick. Especially at the price Sears has them for. So my question to all of you, would you purchase the 3pc SAE or 3pc Metric for...

There's a few 8 point sockets in there also. Maybe 11 or so.

If the new concrete touches any of the existing concrete, place the expansion joint material on at least one side. If it touches anything such as a building foundation, pole, or any other object, the expansion joint material should be placed between the new concrete and the object. For your...

I had Retrofoam of Michigan install it 2 years ago. I believe they were out of Birch Run. My house is a 1-1/2 story built in the mid 50's. All brick on the lower portion with aluminum siding on the 1/2 story. I've noticed a huge difference in the house comfort. It's no longer drafty and the...

I have both. I tend to use the Dremel for the small jobs and the RotoZip for the larger jobs. I felt the RotoZip was worth every penny I paid for it when I drywalled the upstairs. It made cutting the holes for the electric boxes so much easier.

I just bought these in the store today for $14.99 with the CC discount. I checked online and it shows up as $19.99 with CC discount.

I wonder if they posted the wrong ad online. Here it shows the April 20-26 dates.

You can see the items on the Sears website here: www.sears.com/club I can't seem to get the Club price to show in the cart though.

W-Cummins has the right idea. This was from last year. This guy selected 2day shipping and his order went through. It was for a Makita 12" compound sliding miter saw for $53, regularly $580. http://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8871&highlight=makita