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I see Harbor Freight have ended the 20% off discounts and Hobby Lobby, their 40% discount vouchers.
Sad days indeed.
For me the OG loss was the disappearance of Enco and their 20%-plus discounts, WITH free shipping.
Damn your hide, MSC!!
The more fool you. Were you too stupid to look at it before you bought it ?Couldn’t care less about Harbor freight. Last time I bought something there I realized it was garbage as soon as I got home and threw it away without even using it.
The more fool you. Were you too stupid to look at it before you bought it ?
My $12 Harbor Freight heat gun was a-okay wunderbar, stripped many hundreds of square feet of fifty year old paint no problemo, took a licking and kept on ticking. You're just not very bright, I guess.
Exactly. So why were you smearing Harbor Freight for no reason ?Don’t need to be a dick about it.
Exactly. So why were you smearing Harbor Freight for no reason ?
What's good for the goose ...
Horse crap. Their wrenches and sockets are okay, especially for occasional use. The heat gun was a big winner. Drill bits, small power tools, consumables, just as good as Tru-Value or any of the other higher-price big box hardware stores.So yes I was stupid, but no stupider than you or anyone else that ever shopped in HF. At least I learned my lesson.
Horse crap. Their wrenches and sockets are okay, especially for occasional use. The heat gun was a big winner. Drill bits, small power tools, consumables, just as good as Tru-Value or any of the other higher-price big box hardware stores.
If you are too dumb to judge the quality of what you are looking at, so be it. But that's not Harbor Freight's fault.
The more fool you. Were you too stupid to look at it before you bought it ?
My $12 Harbor Freight heat gun was a-okay wunderbar, stripped many hundreds of square feet of fifty year old paint no problemo, took a licking and kept on ticking. You're just not very bright, I guess.
Yeah, I know, but I have a problem with people piling on. He buys a $3 knick-knack then says all harbor freight items are pure garbage.hey brother, I agree with everything you have said about HF, BUT... really no need for the personal attacks, be nice!
Yeah, I know, but I have a problem with people piling on. He buys a $3 knick-knack then says all harbor freight items are pure garbage.
Well, I bought a shirt once at Macy's that was missing a button, so everything from Macy's is garbage. And I got a box of Sandvik inserts with a chipped edge on one once, so all Sandvik stuff is garbage. Talk about idiot reasoning. If he'd been around more than a week he could apply that to Enco, too.
Truth is, some stuff at HF is junk, some is average and once in a while there's a real bargain. Picked up an edge trimmer there once for $20, I had maybe thirty feet of formica to trim, then I used it for some simple routing, it's been on the shelf since, I'm supposed to pay $229.95 for a deWalt that's made in Vietnam anyhow, just to tell myself what a craftsman I am ? That's stupid. It did the job and did it well. That's all I ask. Guess I am the exception, it doesn't make my dick bigger to see a red plastic body on a tool.
About your other point, I also spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on Made in USA tools for the same reasons. It was fun while it lasted but look around you - Fanuc Fanuc Fanuc and oooh, Makino ! Mazak ! Ikegai ! Toyota Tundra ! They slobber themselves worshipping guys from WW II then they go buy Jap stuff. That's like a jew buying a Mercedes.
People here are bigtime hypocrites. When they put their money where their mouth is, maybe I'll listen. But probably not. Once burned, twice shy.
People here are bigtime hypocrites. When they put their money where their mouth is, maybe I'll listen. But probably not. Once burned, twice shy.
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