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Kennedy K24B or Urrea D8 might work.

I ordered from them on Monday and my items arrived yesterday as expected.

Got the below in an email: TAKE 20% OFF ALL ORDERS- ENTER CODE LOVE17

Amazon Lightning Deal SK 86225 SuperKrome 23 Piece 12 Point 8-Millimeter to 32-Millimeter Combination Wrench Set Only good for a few more hours...

I am not certain but usually home depot is a valid distributor so with their 200 or 150 (depending on the kit) off when you buy an m18 fuel kit and another tool could be a pretty nice deal to stack. Even by itself depending on the price of the kit might be a better deal than home depot...

A thermapen thermometer maybe? http://www.thermoworks.com/Thermapen-Mk4

Every time I looked at the Southwire pliers it seemed like they were no better than the Kobalt ones available in another aisle for a third the cost. As far as their specialty electrical tools they all seemed expensive in comparison to the imported ones available at other stores.

Strange, I copied and pasted from their site last night, they have changed it now to LABORYAY.

As far as price you might also check Zoro with their discount codes they can be less expensive. I have bought a couple Fluke meters from them a 289 and a 323 most recently.

Looks like there is another sale for the upcoming holiday: 25% OFF YOUR PURCHASE OF $150 OR MORE•ENTER CODE: LABORDAY TO SAVE•VALID AUG. 30-31

They were listed at $34 with a coupon code they were $25.

I bought the SK version from zoro back in March. They do not seem to list them anymore they were item number G5299052.

Not exactly the same but might suffice for what you are looking to do: http://www.hhhincorporated.com/grease-arrow-decal.shtml

Makita makes some nice belt sanders I have both a 3x21 and 4x24 from them that have worked very well. I would recommend either of them depending on size you need. 4x24 starts to be fairly large so might be overkill on a surf board sized project.

Depends on the model... 890 has spindle lock and needs one. 690 needs 2 wrenches since there is no spindle lock. I think most of the 3.25 hp models need 2 wrenches as well.

I didn't see this anywhere, though I could have missed it. If you are buying from Home Depot they will match the 11% rebate from Menards for this week. https://www.homedepotrebates.com/11percentmatch/

I think that the only Hitachi framing guns that will shoot 1.75" nails are the coil ones. Though for framing that is a pretty short nail. Most stick nailers seem to have a 2" minimum. If you are mainly going to be building one shed you might not want to spend as much as a Hitachi coil nailer...

Sort of a random assortment of tools but some JIS screwdrivers are included. http://www.vesseltools.com/hand-tools/black-friday-tech-monday/view-all-products.html

CMT JT144D-100 Jig Saw Blades for Wood - 100-Pack for 25.85 http://www.amazon.com/CMT-JT144D-100-Jig-Blades-Wood/dp/B00JQZZCAS/ref=sr_1_21?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1415376440&sr=1-21&keywords=cmt+jig+saw

You might check out the following chapter from the USDA Forest Products Labs "Wood Handbook, Wood as an Engineering Material" http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/fplgtr/fplgtr190/chapter_08.pdf