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It appears Grainger has all Craftsman Industrial tools on clearance too. I suspect that line will disappear.

I agree. If people are too lazy to look up prices when bidding on an auction that's their fault. Now if you are selling something in a non auction venue and you sell it by misleading someone about price, That's wrong.

It's pretty random when they put them on sale like that. But it does occur often enough if you check the website you might get lucky. Also, employees can usually check upcoming prices for about 3 weeks out on their IPads they use to ring up sales. Or you can find a guy that is stocking...

Sears will sell them for $29.99 when they do half price on Gearwrench.

I just carved my pumpkin with a multi-tool. Worked awesome.

I don't recommend Craftsman vacs often but the 5 HP 3 gallon? works awesome. It's small yet has huge power. easy to store. I've had it for about 4 years and no problems. Runs about 45 bucks on sale.

Last time I bought parts for mine was on Ebay. Not fast but at least I could get them. Mine was leaking air and it was the big seal under the cover on the top that broke. Something to look for.

I was thinking the same thing.

Gearwrench is not a bad wrench. While not a "OMG IT'S THE BEST WRENCH EVER" it does have a lifetime warranty at Sears. Just like Craftsman.

I would like a shot at it.

The USA has no restrictions because we have the freedom to blow ourselves up at any time.

I think it's more for round hooks. At least that's what I have used it for.

My wife never complains about tool purchases because I fix everything. What I do is ask her what it would cost for someone else to do it. Them to build a deck $5,000. Me? 2,500 + $500 saw. $2000 savings and a new tool that can be used for years. If I have the tools then it's cheap. But if...

That looks awesome. Please include me.

I agree!!! I have a real world HP48 too. I just hate taking it out of the house because I lose everything at job sites.

Sorry, never heard it called RPL. The RPL programming language (RPL meaning ROM-based procedural language following Hewlett-Packard or, alternatively, Reverse Polish LISP) is a handheld calculator system and application programming language used on Hewlett-Packard's engineering graphing RPN...

RPN, lol

I don't even care what this thread is about after that picture.

What is the benefit of black oxide?

HEHEHEHEHE.......... I could say it but I'll leave it alone.