OT: Harbor Freight Tools is Awesome

[mike92104]

I’m definitely picking up that nose picking set. That is a steal!

Honestly though, I love Harbor Freight for all the crap tools that I tend to lose before I break. For things I tend to break before I lose them, there’s always Sears.

[Coronita]

I buy my autoparts from here:

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=44

The got a good deal on 710 cap,

a super suspension lowering kit
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=13

and great performance upgrades like cross drilled brake lines.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=11

[The-Shoveler]

Great flu, just what I have been looking for,
I ordered a Flux capacitor and a kuhneutson valve,

Just as soon as I get this installed,I figure I will already be retired 10 years now.

[Hatfield]

That is awesome. I prolly should stock up some of those high intensity road flares.

[rankandfile]

Harbor Freight is the bomb! I’ve purchased both less-expensive and more-expensive items from them over the course of many years and I’m not disappointed! I bought a chipper/shredder on sale for around $110 or so 4 years ago and it worked like a charm. I fired it up after sitting outdoors for two years and there were no issues. The blades were a bit dull, but what else should I expect by storing it outside? I also purchased their 1/4″ 18V cordless impact driver a couple years ago to install some drywall in my garage. One of the best purchases I ever made for power tools ever. Period. The uber cheap batteries still work better to this day than the Riobi’s I bought at HD. The prices for their shop bench brushes and split leather gloves can’t be beat and their Pittsburgh impact socket tool set is still kicking butt for me after 4 years. I highly recommend Harbor Freight.

[Coronita]

bump…

Dude… Mig welder for $169!!!!

http://www.harborfreight.com/a-b-hp100912.html?utm_expid=14208462-11

Ever since I realized they are in Miramar, totally bad news for places like sears…..Couldn’t find anything made in america, except a tool chest liner… Oh well….Times are tough…

[no_such_reality]

Yea, I tend to pick tools up from them for projects. Basically, I need a tool for the project. The next time I’m going to use that tool is the next time I have a similar project, which is maybe never and easily more than a year or more away.

Why buy? Well, I can buy it cheaper than I can rent it from HD.

[Coronita]

Thanks China, Taiwan, India and Korea!… Go world!

[The-Shoveler]

[quote=flu]Thanks China, Taiwan, India and Korea!… Go world![/quote]

Yea if it was not for them CPI would be like… well it would be like hmm,

I mean it would have to reflect true inflation.

[spdrun]

I pick up tools on Craigslist and estate sales. Money stays in America that way, and the tools are often high-quality stuff.

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