I bought 2 plastic dollies from Harbor Freight for my over flow of Toughsystem boxes.
Item# 61164
$12 W/ 20% off coupon
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The DeWalt Addiction Thread
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I bought 2 plastic dollies from Harbor Freight for my over flow of Toughsystem boxes.
Item# 61164
$12 W/ 20% off coupon
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Beemer533
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What? Where?
Damn..
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Damn..
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Home Depot.......check out theHot Deals thread. The XL boxes are $18.03 pm clearance. You may be able to get a price match or do a return / rebuy!
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TOOL FANATIK
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Is this deal based on using the 40% off true value coupons? How'd you get a xl tough box for under 20 they're 70$ in store.
They are on clearance at some Home Depots for $18.03. I found 4 in the rafters still in the cardboard box. The other 6 I was able to price match.
I have been using the True Value coupon to buy the DeWalt 2 pack organizer for $15.
More info and pics in the Hot Deal thread for Home Depot
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I have been using the True Value coupon to buy the DeWalt 2 pack organizer for $15.
More info and pics in the Hot Deal thread for Home Depot
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SK-Mike
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Just ordered the new Dewalt Impact wrench and a New Dewalt light DCL 043 spotlight, I currently only have the 2.0 Amp hour batteries, I just ordered the bare tools, next pay day I hope to get a new 5.0 AMp hour battery though. Can't wait to use the new 700 lbs. torque Impact.
dodge610
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You do like your dewalt there 77Ford I dont have enough room in my garage for that many Dewalt organizers and tool crates. You are the King of DEwalt
You do like your dewalt there 77Ford I dont have enough room in my garage for that many Dewalt organizers and tool crates. You are the King of DEwalt
Just can't pass up a deal on the "Yellow" lol
dodge610
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I SEE THAT ITS A YELLOW WORLD. You might of just turned me away from craftsman no I am seeing yellow lol.
It started when I picked up the 6 Yellow DeWalt Tool Chest tops for a song and checking Garage Journal every day does not help. Lol
TOOL FANATIK
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Nice! Btw I love sk
SK-Mike
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Those new Dewalt tool chest sure look nice, haven't ever seen one in person. How is the paint finish holding up?
Are they sprayed or powder coated?
Like these because they're Dewalt, Yellow (something different), and I already have a lot of Dewalt products, not to mention they seem to be more in the working man's price range.
I have not had any problems, holding up well. Power coated I believe. And for all the hupla around the Milwaukee boxes, I am sure they are made by the same manufacture. Still looking for a couple more for that $67.03 price posted in Hot Deals. Lol
Beemer533
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No offense but I hate you and your home Depots! [emoji14]
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Not one single home Depot I've been to has those for that prices..
I even checked a couple when I was in Colorado last week..
Probably better off in the end, I'm out if space lol..
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2chipped
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2chipped
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What I got rid of when I switched to red ........all 18v 2#drills, 4# 1/4 impacts ,sds,2 grinders ,laser,vacuum, jig/2#sawzalls ,2 circular saws,light,drywall gun ,shears,15g trim gun,mortiser,and a few more that I'm forgetting.
Milwaukee is better in everything ,but 1/4 impacts run slower,sawzall blades are vertical only,on my 2nd vacuum, 2nd hammer drill.
I use the m12 impact /sds,over the m18.
I still have yellow 36v sawzall /7 1/4 skilsaw (for cutting chain link pipe)grinder/and drill.
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Milwaukee is better in everything ,but 1/4 impacts run slower,sawzall blades are vertical only,on my 2nd vacuum, 2nd hammer drill.
I use the m12 impact /sds,over the m18.
I still have yellow 36v sawzall /7 1/4 skilsaw (for cutting chain link pipe)grinder/and drill.
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SK-Mike
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I ended up buying 2 five amp hour batteries from EBay for $129.99. Not a steal by any means but that was about the best price I could find.
It's got a ton of power, I tried mine the other day working a friend's car and it had some pretty rusted bolts in the rear suspension doing some work changing out some bushings etc... and it zipped them right out no sweat where my older 20v max would just shake and do nothing, this one here broke them free like nothing no sweat, also zips off lug nuts like butter it hits maybe twice and it bam off they come, will take them off no sweat even on 2nd speed, very impressed
dodge610
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Is the bottom pic the most recent. If so you **** lol
dodge610
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3 HD in my area none even carry any in stock at this point. And I have went over all 3 with a fine tooth comb.
dodge610
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Heard that I will be watching them I am on disability with a back injury from work. So I will be checking them quite frequently for the next few weeks. One of them did call me and tell me they might be dropping the dewalt top box. He still has 3 tops and 2 bottoms. I will be taking them all when he calls.
dodge610
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According to the 1 manager at the HD that calls me when he is gonna clearence. Rigid and Millwaukee is what they are gonna be pushing. He says that new Millwaukee box is the hot thing. I watched the video on one seems nice but guess they are hard to get backlog on them.
I believe it since Ridgid in their brand and Milwaukee and Ridgid are owned by the same company and they are able to give great deal to Home Depot.
The Milwaukee box is interesting since some stores have them on clearance also. They are nice but I believe they are manufactured buy the same company that makes the DeWalt
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The Milwaukee box is interesting since some stores have them on clearance also. They are nice but I believe they are manufactured buy the same company that makes the DeWalt
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dodge610
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I was wondering about that tops look simular. And drawer operation seems to be somewhat simular. He also told me there profit is a little better.
dodge610
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It took a little talking to get to that point but the asst. manager is a great guy. Not so much for the manager. And thanks for the info never knew that ryobi was in TTI fold.
kctyphoon
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unless things are different now - i belive Emerson actually owns Ridgid, but allows TTI to produce power tools FOR Ridgid under a licensing agreement. think i had read that in an article online somewhere, but im not 100% sure about it..
anyway - i asked a vendor at work to see if they could "aquire" a Milwaukee hammer drill / impact driver kit for the second truck im assigned at work a while ago. have all Milwaukee cordless tools on my 1st truck.. came back at the end of the day today to find a new compact, brushless Dewalt hammer drill / impact driver set instead.. actually worked out since ive been using my 12v max impact driver from home while working in that bucket truck anyway, so now they can share a charger..
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jeffmoss26
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Wow...how do you have room to store all those cases?!
I am not addicted to DeWalt tools but I do have a few of them. I just finish rescuing a DeWalt #384 circular saw (8-1/4") that my son found in the trunk of a car traded in at the dealership where he worked. If it was a cat it would have already used 11 of it's lives.
It had been well abused, judging by the way the shoe was bent like a potato chip it was probably dropped off of the second story a few times. The exterior was covered with gobs of sub floor adhesive and the inside was filled with stone dust. The motor housing had "junk" written on it in red marker. It looked at me with sad eyes so I decided to give it a chance to work again.
It did run and my son used it a few times but found it just too heavy for his liking. I took it completely apart, cleaned everything and blasted all of the aluminum parts with glass beads. All the bearings and electrical parts were good although I did have to spend about an hour using my shop press to straighten out the shoe base. She cleaned up very well, now all I need is a new blade.
It had been well abused, judging by the way the shoe was bent like a potato chip it was probably dropped off of the second story a few times. The exterior was covered with gobs of sub floor adhesive and the inside was filled with stone dust. The motor housing had "junk" written on it in red marker. It looked at me with sad eyes so I decided to give it a chance to work again.
It did run and my son used it a few times but found it just too heavy for his liking. I took it completely apart, cleaned everything and blasted all of the aluminum parts with glass beads. All the bearings and electrical parts were good although I did have to spend about an hour using my shop press to straighten out the shoe base. She cleaned up very well, now all I need is a new blade.
