Black Friday Deals?

Just went this route 1) 2763 1/2" impact 2) 2668 3/8" right angle impact 3) 2691 combo kit with 1/2" drill and 1/4" hex impact...I was going to go Northern Tool with my order, but they were $20 more expensive for the drill/impact driver combo...and I only picked that up to get the two batteries.

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Not sure if it's been posted already, but I went into Tractor Supply to get some bolt on shackles and found a great deal on straps.

They have these 27', 2" wide, 3300lb (10000lb break) straps with J ends, 2 for $14 (just $7 ea).

I bought 4 for $28 when they are normally about $15 each.

 
Lol good luck with the hormones man!

Napa is having 20% off every purchase right now. The boy at the register rang it up wrong and I got a $10 steering wheel puller for $3 and a gold oil filter for $3.50 :D
 
CarolinaHD said:
Lol good luck with the hormones man!

Napa is having 20% off every purchase right now. The boy at the register rang it up wrong and I got a $10 steering wheel puller for $3 and a gold oil filter for $3.50 :D
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shit dude you should have said "Hold on a minute I need to get 10 more filters"
 
UTfball68 said:
Happy Black Friday to me...

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Haha mine showed up yesterday, I almost took a pic just to post here too but was in too much of a hurry opening it.

BTW - on Monday they had 20% off deal. That would have been even better, but too late since I had already ordered them. SMH.
 
Picked up a Milwaukee 1/2" hammer drill and driver w/ one key for $225:rockon:
Gotta love a display model. Every once in a while you get lucky and be in Home Depot at the same
Moment they put the sticker on it!
 
jeepinmatt said:
Now the handheld radial saw is on my Christmas list.
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As some of you other December babies know, Christmas and Birthday lists tend to overlap. Got this little monster yesterday:
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It has some nice little touches like an LED for the blade path and replaceable scales.

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The new M18 9.0 high demand battery is ridiculously huge compression to the 4.0 I'm used to.
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The thing I'm most impressed with is how narrow it is.
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jeepinmatt said:
As some of you other December babies know, Christmas and Birthday lists tend to overlap. Got this little monster yesterday:
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It has some nice little touches like an LED for the blade path and replaceable scales.

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The new M18 9.0 high demand battery is ridiculously huge compression to the 4.0 I'm used to.
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The thing I'm most impressed with is how narrow it is.
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I this exact deal on my Christmas list
 
Hurley said:
I this exact deal on my Christmas list
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Used it to cut some 3/8" plywood last night. Obviously not a challenge, but it did great. Easier to use than my old corded saw, because I didn't have to fight with and reorient the cord. One minor complaint so far: the LED works well for illuminating the blade, but does not illuminate in front of the saw. Not an issue for daytime work, but I was doing this outside at night via floodlights, so it was a bit hard to see the line along the guide. Everything else is spot on so far, but it seems like it would only add a couple dollars to the cost to add a second LED somewhere up front, and would really make it a nice touch.
 
jeepinmatt said:
Used it to cut some 3/8" plywood last night. Obviously not a challenge, but it did great. Easier to use than my old corded saw, because I didn't have to fight with and reorient the cord. One minor complaint so far: the LED works well for illuminating the blade, but does not illuminate in front of the saw. Not an issue for daytime work, but I was doing this outside at night via floodlights, so it was a bit hard to see the line along the guide. Everything else is spot on so far, but it seems like it would only add a couple dollars to the cost to add a second LED somewhere up front, and would really make it a nice touch.
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what would be even better would be a laser line scribing in front of where it is headed.

Man that thing is really thin. I have never had a problem w/ my old SKIL corded saw, it's been a workhorse for years, but the motor housing is huge and sticke out way over to the left. There have been some occasions where that was a problem w/ running in a tight space.
 
RatLabGuy said:
what would be even better would be a laser line scribing in front of where it is headed.

Man that thing is really thin. I have never had a problem w/ my old SKIL corded saw, it's been a workhorse for years, but the motor housing is huge and sticke out way over to the left. There have been some occasions where that was a problem w/ running in a tight space.
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Agree, but still need a light so i could see my pencil mark. Laser would be a nice touch too.
 
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