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Old 04-14-2012, 02:21 PM   #41
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Never. I don't believe in spending my money foolishly.
Last Halloween I bought dozens of severed body parts from the local dollar store. Best money I ever spent.


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Old 04-14-2012, 08:56 PM   #42
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Depends on what ya get some things are ok but gotta look stuff over pretty good.
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I've bought some stuff there before. Some complete junk, some not so bad. Some things I have that actually work pretty well compared to the more expensive brands are the unibits, $2 jab saw that has lasted a long time even going through some rough plaster, and surprisingly, the wire stripper/cutter. After using the first one for a few months, I picked up a couple more for $3 I think, so I could just have them in several places.
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check out the reviews on the 5 drawer roller. wouldnt mind having it. theres a whole thread on the GJ about them, and mods people have done to them. i wouldnt call everything in hf "junk."
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I love my right angle drill from there
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My Harbor Freight "Hole Hog" had something snap inside ... happened twice ... and no more drilling. It's one HF tool that didn't pass muster.
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Harbor freight is good for disposable tools as stated previously....But Pompano Beach for Vacay ? Even Wikapeda has it as a neglected beach and now they are trying to rid themselves of all of the PILL MILLS and other shady businesses there.....hope ya make it home!
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Would Jesus shop at harbor freight for his carpentry tools?

Man, I don't know how I missed this! But that is a very good point. Where does Santa get tools for his elves?
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My Moma always said Harbour Freight is like a box of cholates! Ya never know what your gona get. A joke ofcoarse but thats the real issue with the store. Some tools and supplies are worth the savings and some are pure crap and cause nothing but headaches. I seen a review somewhere on line before strictly on harbour freight mechandise. I think E-talk could benefit from a thread on the subject. I'll label it Harbour Freight Tools- Ace or Disgrace. Anyone with ideas on making it more efficient drop a line.
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Would Jesus shop at harbor freight for his carpentry tools?

Didn't you here? He died about 2000 years ago. I don't think he shops much anymore.

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