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   Eric_Svendson | Oct 31, 2001 01:19pm | #1

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   Good prices + excellent shipping info.

   http://www.toolsforless.com/

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   Ed_Gregg | Oct 31, 2001 05:04pm | #2

   *I found an interesting site - http://www.toolseeker.com - you pick the type tool you are looking for - saw recip saws - and it lists who has the best prices on the net. It works well and can direct you to various tool dealers on the net.

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   Ron_Mischnick | Nov 03, 2001 05:47am | #3

   *Alan:http://www.thetoolman.comRon

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   Gunner_1750 | Nov 03, 2001 05:01pm | #4

   *I've done some dealing with these people and they are great.http://www.lapollostools.com/

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   Just_Another_Guy | Nov 04, 2001 06:44am | #5

   *www.internationaltool.com

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   Bill_Finch | Nov 04, 2001 03:04pm | #6

   *Try http://www.7cornershdwe.com Free shipping. Price matching. No tax. Many brands. Good service.

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   Joe_Hennessey | Nov 05, 2001 11:41pm | #7

   *http://www.TheMakitaStore.comI ordered a couple of stick batteries from them about 11AM today via their online order system. I just now, 12:20PM got a shipping confirmation with a UPS tracking number. $29.95 each for the batteries, tell me they aren't cheaper somewhere else? Joe H

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   Matthew_Scher | Nov 09, 2001 05:37am | #8

   *I found the best selection (and price) is at http://www.tools-plus.com

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   Bluntun | Nov 11, 2001 06:08am | #9

   *Try Harborfreight.com. They have all kinds of stuff, good quality, cheap. I've dealt with them for years. They are very reliable. For power tools they have mostly the basics; their brand name tools can be, but are not necessarily, the cheapest, although their house brand, Chicago, is very low cost. I bought a second 4 1/2" grinder to go with my Bosch 1348E, and though it lacks the latter's soft start feature it seems to work fine and is sells for $20 or $30 depending on whether it's on sale or not. The Bosch cost me about $110 some years ago.The main major brand they sell is DeWalt, and they sell both new and factory refurbished models. They have all kinds of hand tools, and a lot of quirky stuff. Most stuff is imported, especially from China. I've never had any trouble with quality, and they guarantee their stuff. Even if you don't buy anything, their printed catalogs are a trip.

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   Matt_G. | Nov 12, 2001 10:50pm | #10

   *How about online sources for nails for air nailers?I have trouble getting hot dipped galvanized nails locally.TIA

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   Steve_Merrette | Nov 14, 2001 05:28am | #11

   *I know your pain! all I can seem to find around here are brites and they ain't gonna do outdoors.

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   Pro-Dek | Nov 15, 2001 12:43am | #12

   *(www.duluthtrading.com) has some tools. I just ordered this too apron to load up for doing inside jobs.Whatta ya think, bow tie or neck tie?Bob

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   Ron_Teti | Nov 15, 2001 05:03am | #13

   *Dek,I have one of there apron also. I like it after I got used to it. Its kind of stiff at first but kind of like a pair of jeans the more you wear the more comfy they become.

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    Pro-Dek | Nov 15, 2001 06:27pm | #14

    *That's cool Ron. Yeah it is like new Carharts.Forgot the picture again. Duh?

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    Ron_Teti | Nov 24, 2001 04:20am | #15

    *Thats more of a vest mine is a shop apron i use when Im mking dust in the shop. but either way they make good stuff you cant go wrong with them.

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   Alan_Wong | Nov 24, 2001 04:20am | #16

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   Looking for some good links to shop.

   toolcrib.amazon.com
   internationaltool.com

   who else has good prices and selection.