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I'll take that it makes a lot of sense, but considering I have no idea what the hell any of that financial stuff meant, I have no clue. Dumbbells like me will just have to take it at face value.

You could substitute a Mr. Haney voice also..

Agreed. 'We' are too much a niche group, and that's not gonna please the bean-counters who are worrying about their investors. I could see Craftsman even becoming a cheaper tool company, both in quality and price. The pipe dream is what has already been mentioned here - putting Craftsman back...

There is/was a coupon/ad now that shows the top box at $259. I checked last years Black Friday sale prices listed online and the pricing is almost identical to many items now featured currently in the Parking Lot Sale.

Thursday I bought a HF44 for $348 and the 7-drawer end cabinet for $190. Couldn't be happier. I signed up last week for Inside Track, so bought my stuff a day ahead of the Parking Lot Sale. I did the $30 Inside Track at the store, and they gave me $10 off my purchase (supposed to be online only...

I was surprised to hear of the thicker SO extensions. (I only have a few SO tools). You could be right, but in manufacturing (my trade) you're always looking to cut costs, and that certainly includes material costs and material treating. Have all top-tier toolmakers gone to the thicker...

I have a spattering of -v- extensions in 3/8 and 1/4 drives. Old Proto for 1/2 drives. All the others are fatboys. I'm in the process of revamping my home garage, so will replace the fatboys with some good used -v-'s.

I think the start of the thicker extensions was a reflection of cheaper grade steel China, etc was using to make sockets, ratchets, etc. All my earlier (1970's and earlier) Craftsman, Proto, etc. extensions were thinner and I torqued the **** out of them without ever breaking one. Fast-forward...

Another +1 for the HF44 box. Tonight just bought the HF44 box for $348 and the 7 drawer end cabinet for $190. Only hiccup was enlarging the 2 end cabinet mounting holes so I could get the fronts of each cabinet to align perfectly. Extremely pleased with all aspects for fit/finish/function of...

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What a nice forum this is......became interested when researching toolboxes. The drawer slides on my 25 year old Craftsman top/bottom boxes are now a pain, although everything else is holding up very well. Long story short, you guys/gals piqued my interest in the Harbor Freight 44 and 56 boxes...