383 240z
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Just got the e-mail from them use promo code 25SALE offer ends at 7/22/13 at 11pm EST Keith
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25% EVERYTHING at Enco no minimum!!
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Ign
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Wow that's pretty damn good.
Hafen_Kafer
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Woohoo!!!!
I have an order of $200. This is gunna help
I have an order of $200. This is gunna help
Ign
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They've gotten pretty good about not allowing stacked codes but try PACK49 for free shipping on $49+ too.
marrt
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Thanks you. Didn't get this email myself. Thanks for posting.
cole_CT
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I've never been on Enco's site before and, TBH, the website interface is quite horrible. However this sale is pretty rockin' lol.
brimorga
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What is everyone buying?
Ign
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I've never been on Enco's site before and, TBH, the website interface is quite horrible. However this sale is pretty rockin' lol.
You gotta get on the mailing list and get the Hot Deals mailers, or there's a link on the main page to flip thru them page by page.
Excellent vendor for shop supplies and cutting tools and some machinery. Terrible for hand tools or power tools.
dede2897234
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I've never been on Enco's site before and, TBH, the website interface is quite horrible. However this sale is pretty rockin' lol.
Enco's search engine is terrible. Google is the best way to search Enco's website. Here is an example search query to plug into Google: "site:use-enco.com" "Knipex"
I hope this helps.
Dave
Ign
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Enco's search engine is terrible. Google is the best way to search Enco's website. Here is an example search query to plug into Google: "site:use-enco.com" "Knipex"
I hope this helps.
Dave
So true. MSC's website used to be "ok" and they just improved it to make it **** so much more. MSC/Enco needs to steal a few of the web people from McMaster.
marrt
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Enco's search engine is terrible. Google is the best way to search Enco's website. Here is an example search query to plug into Google: "site:use-enco.com" "Knipex"
I hope this helps.
Dave
TOTALLY agree. Don't use Enco's search if you want to find anything. Use the Google search Dave suggests. Once the search results appear in Google, you can also select "images" to see the pictures found. BTW, this works for most other sites too.
Hafen_Kafer
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what is everyone buying?
enco-07-22-13
by418-4725
by990-3074
by990-3075
by990-3076
by308-0642
rb891-5999
rb825-0000
rb404-3069
235-7050
lithdoc
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While I would certainly find things I could order, their thoroughly broken and otherwise useless website has prevented me from doing it.
Result??? $$$ saved!!!
Result??? $$$ saved!!!
Hafen_Kafer
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Our shop order almost every month. No issues what so ever. Learn to work with what you have.
Ign
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I just keep a copy of the big book near my machines. Half the time, I end up looking thru it for a solution to a problem, find the answer and buy it. Keith
I totally agree, do the same thing, AND I understand why people are frustrated. Enco is losing money and new customers with their website. I also get frustrated that I can't quickly reference something online and have to pull out the print catalog to find seemingly common tooling.
If you're not on Travers mailing list it's worth doing. They tend to carry more specialty or innovative cutting tools that MSC/Enco won't always have. Right now Travers has some really cool milling stops in their catalog I've never seen before but really want to order.