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#597191 - 07/30/09 04:07 PM
Harbor Freight Tool Deal
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Great Pumpkin
Registered: 11/16/02
Posts: 24196
Loc: Gurley, Alabama, USA
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#597263 - 07/30/09 08:23 PM
Re: Harbor Freight Tool Deal
[Re: losmorob]
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Great Pumpkin
Registered: 11/16/02
Posts: 24196
Loc: Gurley, Alabama, USA
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Sign up for their e-mail list. they will send you cupons a couple times a week. Yep...I also used my 20% off coupon...& she gave it back to me! At the bottom of the list of coupons they send, there's a place to get more coupons!!
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#598554 - 08/06/09 07:35 AM
Re: Harbor Freight Tool Deal
[Re: jaegzie]
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Registered: 09/15/05
Posts: 24161
Loc: Elsinore, DK
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I got one of th' Home Despot cheapy ones, under $100. It "replaced" a dead MK Diamond... I thought it would be a toy, hoped it would last for enough cuts to do a small bedroom and the kitchen backsplash. Bought another blade with it "just in case". Li'l beast worked GREAT! Even allowed me to do some fairly tricky radii and cuts for electrical outlets on the kitchen job. Decidedly slower and requires a bit more 'fiddling' to be accurate but it still has the original blade on it, workin' like new. Wouldn't do a large commercial project with it but for DIY household work it's fine.  ...sure beat spendin' $1K on a new MK, too!
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#598637 - 08/06/09 11:33 AM
Re: Harbor Freight Tool Deal
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Yoda
Registered: 08/24/03
Posts: 5952
Loc: Sunny So California
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Just to show the lack of quality control; I picked up an HF electric die grinder last Sunday that ran for all of 60 seconds before it died. Somehow one of the field coil windings got loose and tangled in the armature
But the motor looks to be identical to the 4" angle grinder I've run for dozens if not hundreds of hours. Just luck of the draw. I'll go get a replacement and likely it will last for many years (especially given how little I use a die grinder).
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#604485 - 08/31/09 06:01 PM
Re: Harbor Freight Tool Deal
[Re: DrEntropy]
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Yoda
Registered: 06/11/06
Posts: 6992
Loc: island, USA
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Kerry, Like Doc, I got one of th' Home Despot cheapy ones, under $100. I hoped it would last for enough cuts to do our bedroom (480SF) with every tile needing cutting. I thought I'd need two or three of these cheapies to do the entire 1200 SF upstairs. I burned up the cheapy diamond blade and replaced it with a high end blade. I did the entire upstairs with the original $100 saw, plus a 10' by 30' tile floor for Wendy's new orchid room, plus I finished our entire master bathroom and shower room in travertine marble. Same saw.
Like Doc says: "Li'l beast worked GREAT! And I still use it.
One of the best $100 I ever spent. dale
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