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Any new hand tools @ harbor freight?

Ton ton

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Just curious, I don't go to Harbor freight often. Has anyone found something they liked @ harbor freight recently?
 
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AJHD

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A few interesting items, but I've not bought anything newly added. I don't own much HF these days.


Higher prices aside, I like that HF is adding more automotive tools. Their Icon lineup is growing as well, though I only have 1 Icon tool (razor blade scraper).
 

Bubba Fett

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I bought some tweezers, carving tools, zip ties, and a small canvas tool bag. I also bought some Evaporust, and Plastidip, since they carry that (and lots of other good quality chemicals/sprays/grease/etc.
 

d.mcfarland

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Last time I was there I noticed their paint brush selection has changed for the worse, but the price has increased. I know, inflation shrinkflation etc. but I'm stating a fact.
 

engineer2

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Are you on their email list? They send out ads with coupons almost every day.
Haven't been to their store in a year because I rarely see anything I need.
 

ike

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last time i went, i bought no tools, just some disposable gloves, a tarp, and zip ties. the girl at the checkout was looking at me weird, then i realized that my purchase did resemble that of a purchase a murderer would make.
 
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imagineer

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I can't add to the list, but I'm interested in hearing if anyone has experience or an opinion of this surface tool:

 
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bigredcornhead

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Sorry inside the trunk i thought this might be helpful tool to have. Lots of ridges and surface rust, the gasket went bad decades ago so there is some pitting, thought this would make quick work of the rust, then some bondo on the pits and sand and spray.
 

GeoBruin

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I can't add to the list, but I'm interested in hearing if anyone has experience or an opinion of this surface tool:

I bought it. It works well, though I haven't really had a chance to put it through its paces yet.

I bought it because I had just finished some grueling rust removal projects but then I realized after I bought it I didn't have any other similar projects in my immediate pipeline. Go figure.
 

johninct

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I bought it. It works well, though I haven't really had a chance to put it through its paces yet.

I bought it because I had just finished some grueling rust removal projects but then I realized after I bought it I didn't have any other similar projects in my immediate pipeline. Go figure.
I am interested in how it works too when I paint my Excavator.
 

zendriver

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I got this pretty nice, but paid the full $19 price


These fit and work nice as well.


I got this for my new Hercules 13 amp angle grinder have not had a chance to hook it up to the excellent Bauer vacuum.

 

M635_Guy

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The Baur tool-belt and pouch system looks pretty interesting.

The new Icon long reach pliers and Quinn compound pliers look very nice also.
 

Renegade1LI

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Im suprised no one has done a write up on the HF version im thinking about buying myself for a trunk restoration of my 68.
I actually started a thread on them
 

MushCreek

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I don't buy much in the way of actual tools there any more. I usually go in for gloves, disposable paint brushes, zip ties, etc. I recently bought a rolling tool stand for my band saw which works well. It has wheels at one end, casters at the other end, and jack screws to keep it from rolling in use. Oh yeah; I bought a bunch of $3 F-clamps for a boat building project. They work well, too.
 
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