/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1494476
USA is pretty fucking cheap. Does that include VAT?

>>1494479

What's VAT?

>>1494479
>VAT?
We don't have VAT in the US. Each state has a different sales tax from 4 to 10%.

>>1494482
Does that have it tho?

>>1494480
Value Added Tax but I'm not sure what's the actual difference to sales tax.

>>1494485
No, our prices usually don't include the tax. The total would be $159 in my state.

>>1494485

All we pay on top of the price of a product is sales tax. I paid 6% because That's Georgia's rate so All together I paid $159 for it?.

>>1494488
>>1494487
okay, thanks

Still cheap tho.

>>1494490

Hell yeah. I was Just about to push the button on a Dewalt drill (just drill and battery for $99). Matter of fact I asked a guy that works there on his opinion and he mentioned the clearance rack and I saw that there and was like whoa. I got to get it. On Amazon and on Home Depot it's like $269 before tax. I went back past the clearance section the next morning (had to keep going back to the store for plumbing shit) and there were only three boxes left when originally I saw 7.

>>1494491
Can't find the exact kit here but I'm guessing it would be at least 500 euros.

For practical purposes I always think EUR to USD is 1 but it's actually ~1,1 so that kit is 140 euros which makes it sound better and better.

>>1494479
Nope, but tax would only be 9 dollars in my state so 159 total

>>1494491
You write like a retarded child

>>1494485
My shit country has 21%

>>1494534
Jesus. Nordic?

>>1494476
I picked up a MAC5200 air compressor for $80 there during labor day, I felt like I was stealing it walking out lol. No sales tax because I live in NH

>>1494534
But else would feed the jobless

>>1494482
Some states have zero sales tax.

>>1494480
VAT is protection money in the style of the Sicilian mafia. The Government takes 20% of your money to "keep you safe"
Pretty cool right?

>>1494616
The 45% income tax, probably.

>>1494479
You can get a similar set for less at lidl. 3 year warranty too.

>>1494621
>for less at lidl
yeah, from Pic Related, perhaps

If anyone doesn't already know, the way clearance works at home depot goes like this.

Item goes on clearance, reduced 25%.
3 weeks later, item reduced to 50%
Another 3 weeks later, item reduced to 75%.
3 weeks after that, item now rings up as $0.01 and can't be sold. It's basically trash at that point but there's some checks to make sure an employee can't just mark a penny sku down and give it away. It still happens though depending on the store and the manager.

Also keep in mind that every employee is able to just give up to $50 off any purchase at any time. You'll need to convince one that knows how to use their computer system though, so the guy pushing carriages can't do shit for you. Any department supervisor or sales associate can do it easily though.

>>1494524

{You}

>>1494621
>similar set
Just because it looks similar does not mean it's equivalent value.

>>1494542
ausfailure

>>1494534

All that free healthcare is expensive.

>>1494801
>US government spends more on healthcare than nordic cucks

>>1494476
>Brushless driver drill
These are really annoying to use.

>>1494803
compare 10 people to 1000

>>1494476
thats a deal. i cant find that exact kit on the canadian website but there is one with those drill/driver set and two batteries for 279cdn. ill have to check the clearance section today. not that i need more drills....

Got this today for $50 aud down from $249.

Stoked.

I work at Home Depot (Hardware). We have some crazy shit on clearance that never even gets put on the shelf because it's never found or there's no room. Also doesn't help that the dumbass MET (the guys that are supposed to set new product when it arrives) leave shit up in the racking for months until it eventually goes to a penny and can't be sold.

One thing that's been on clearance for about a year now is a Makita compressor that's $330. It could be bought for $80 if anyone actually knew about it.


>>1494643

It doesn't work like that all the time especially for power tools. they'll sit at 10% off for weeks almost months until they go down a bit more. For example there's a Milwaukee Fuel set at my store, the last one, that's been at 45% off for probably two months now. It'll likely go to a penny before it's purchased because it's just sitting in the racking.

Applying discounts also doesn't require any knowledge of the "computer system" either, it's simply applied at any register during checkout.

>>1494621
But no. Even if the set would appear similar Onehell and Parksahid aren't that good even though you can do stuff with them no problem. The biggest difference is getting into the Makita 18V ecosystem and on top if that an Onehell impact and drill kit would be 200 euros in Finland.

>>1494803
Americans literally subsidize the rest of the world. Like 60-70% of new molecular structures or whatever found in research come from American universities, government funded, or private research firms. The firms and their research end up getting bought up by pharmacy companies, many of which aren't even American, which then jack the prices up and then America takes all the blame somehow because europoors are too dumb to realize Bayer and Novartis are their own

>>1494861
God I wish Kinchrome sold to the US. Their cabinets look so nice.

>>1495115
Bayer need to jack up their prices tbf, pay for all the impending damage suits from three-headed kids conceived with the beneficial after effects of good ole Monsanto corn. And ain't no-one responsible for that shit mountain other than dumb burgers. `
>America takes all the blame
fuck in lol. Yes, its a mystery why the profitable Murican producers of popular health products such as Roundup were so keen to pocket 63B and disappear into the sunset. Inexplicable.

>>1495126
Is that the same company as Sidchrome?

A few months back I started getting ads on my Normiebook from this company called Boxo. I googled it and it looked like they are a branch of Sichrome (the Snappy of Australia?). Their selling point seems to be these tool sets with a foam liner that will fit perfectly in the drawer of your Boxo box. So good luck trying to fit that special extension you use all the time in your socket drawer.

Anyway they were at trade shows and trying to get tool trucks going and compete with Snappy-Matco-Mac, I’m not sure how much success they have had. The stuff is really expensive for Asian made tools.

>>1495136
No, kinchrome has a special weird shape of toolbox with gas struts on the lids that I've never seen anyone else make.

>>1495091
If it's the actual clearance system then it's the 25% system 99% of the time.

And it depends on the store and where the markdown dollars are at, but in a lot of stores, the cashiers don't just apply the $50 for any associate. It's pretty much based on how much the managers give a shit though.

The highest value item I saw given out was a $400+ skylight that went to a penny, and my manager just gave it to some mexican contractor.

>>1495191

The "actual clearance system" hardly ever goes by 25% amounts. I have verified several dozen items from cheap $5 things to the Milwaukee tools I described above are under Clearance in IMS and also appear in the Clearance app and have done the math on the amounts. It's really a craps shoot, sometimes we'll find a whole box of penny things that went to 99.9% off before they were even stocked, or on the other hand a power tool or hand tool set (like the ~$300 Husky one) will sit at $200 off for months.

Penny items are supposed to be sold if the customer finds them, but we usually turn them down. It may result in more work though so sometimes the manager will approve a penny sale. So get to searching and DON'T ASK AN ASSOCIATE to scan it before you get to a register, if it's a penny item the associate will likely explain that it can't be sold and take it, if you're at a register you can probably get it for the price if you throw a big enough fit.

>>1495152
You have never seen the gas struts on the lid? Damn, I see those even on mid-range stuff.

>>1495325
Not in the particular arrangement they have there, it's very distinctive and aesthetic on the kinchrome whereas most others seem to minimize them.

>>1495271
Your store refuses to sell penny items? Management is pretty spineless these days at my location and a mean look is enough to get your way with them. I've price-checked a few penny items for customers, directed them to a store associate (I'm a MET fucktard), and they all got sent to the cashier with a note.

>>1495553
Not him but when I worked there my store also refused like 95% of the time. Of course if the customer made enough of a fuss about it they'd either give in or sell it as a generic clearance sku.

>Spent today at Lowe's
>Bought a few things
>Remembered this thread
>Walked around the entire store
>Couldn't find a clearance rack
>Think I should just ask a clerk
>The Finn in me says, "ARE YOU FUCKING CRAZY!"
>Go to self checkout, buy my stuff and leave.

>>1494479
>Does that include VAT?
There is no cucktax in the US

>>1495708
or no cucksocialsecurity

Where is the clearance rack generally at in the store? I generally just go in and get what I need so I don't spend much time looking around.

>>1495747
The ones near me have them usually on one of the aisle end caps, typically facing the back of the store. Usually in the central cross aisle, not all the way in the back but towards the lumber section. There's always clearance items still on the shelves too, you have to look for the yellow stickers.

>>1495756
There might also be several spread across a few departments, depending on the size of the store. Mine has at least 6 bays, only 2 of which are endcaps.

>>1495708
Don't lie.

>>1494617
And if you decide not to pay for their protection you'll learn pretty quickly they were protecting you from themselves

>>1495553
penny items are a weird thing as they are the only product that you are encouraged to refuse the sale to the customer, it just depends on how much of a mess it will be. i've allowed their sale in the past but at other times have refused to hand it back to the customer in the aisle as soon as i scanned it and found the reduced price. hell ive even done the forbidden and purchased the products myself without anyone noticing...

you guys in MET should know this, once products are down to a penny they are to be packaged up and sent back to the manufacturer for a rebate as unsold discontinued merchandise. the store looses that rebate and looses the entire return value of the product if sold, selling it for a penny is pretty much equal to someone walking out the door with it.

someone actually tried to scam our store with a penny item, they purchased it at full price at a store 30 miles away for $800, returned it at our store because they wanted to "ring it up with a different credit card" then walked away with it to buy some other products. the cashier realized the mistake and called the managers, whom walked over to self-checkout and ripped the $800 product out of his hands and told him to GTFO.

>>1496113
Your store sends the penny skus back? At mine we threw almost everything into the compactor save for the rare expection or if it had batteries or other hazmat. Tools and things of that nature got sent back of course.

>>1496117
depends on the product, plants and old trees and shit go in the recycling dumpster while odd stuff like old clay puts and broken cabinets went in the compactor. i worked in hardware and every few months we would inventory and pack up old discontinued products to send back to the distributors as part of the ZMA system.

>>1494485
>Value Added Tax but I'm not sure what's the actual difference to sales tax.
Its the hidden tax on your income that puts your effective tax rate well above 50%.

>>1494643
>item now rings up as $0.01 and can't be sold
why not?

>>1496133
company policy, it can still be sold but *shouldn't* be sold.

>>1496132
It's not that hidden when it's written out in every receipt.

>>1496135
I have the feeling, there is an obvious solution to this entire $0.01 problematic, somewhere.

>>1496152
competent management that lists their clearance products on their website nationally.

>>1496135

It's like goodwill then. After it gets to a certain color it is supposed to be thrown out so you associates are supposed to find the product and throw it out before the customer does. Seems like the reason it is supposed to not be sold is because it shouldn't exist because possibly the sale may have been fixed/inspired by someone specifically trying to cheat the system and NOT paying a higher price for it. Customers would ask me why they throw out those things when people could be buying the. I think main answer is because corporate wants you to pay more sooner.

>>1494799
I feel you, I'm German. After paying 45% income tax, everything I buy includes another 19%. I think only Denmark and Sweden pay even more taxes than we do.

>>1496176
Wait, that's what the colors at goodwill are for? Shit I thought they were random or tied to specific product categories

>>1496463

No. Every item gets marked with a color. Color changes every week. So current color that is marked by associates will be marked down in like a week to 25% then 50% or something like that. I'm a bit vague on it since I worked there like 12 years ago or something. Once the item DOES reach like 75% off or something managers tell associates to also hunt for these color tags and remove them from the sales floor and chuck them while customers also hunt for these but can't find them because associates already pretty much purged them out.

I got written up because when I worked there as a supervisor and was younger and a bit careless about what I said a customer was asking me why they did this because we're just throwing out stuff guaranteed to sell since it's so cheap. I just told them "because management is stupid" and an associate heard me and ratted me out and I got written up for it. That's about close to the moment I ended up quitting.

>>1494479
Our tariffs are included in the price of the item

I work weekends at HD. I always walk the store to find and warch clearance items. While building my cabinets, I was able to pick up 22" ball bearing drawers slides for less than $4 a pair. Also picked up a pack of ten European hinges for $6. Saved a ton of money and was able to pick up extra slides and hinges for later.

January and February are the best months to get these clearance items. Usually the left over holiday buys drop to pretty good prices. Just keep an eye and buy them when the last digit of the price ends in 3. It's the final markdown before they get taken off the floor. If the product is almost out, go ahead and buy it. Don't take chances if it's a good deal. With left Christmas stuff, when they are out, they are out. If the product later drops to a lower price, you can return it and repurchase it at the lower price.

>>1495774
http://www.economywatch.com/business-and-economy/difference-between-value-added-tax-and-sales-tax.html

>>1496525
The funny thing is that VAT seems to usually proposed by economic theorists as a replacement for both income and sales tax but it seems to almost always be added on as a replacement for just sales tax, kek.

>go to HD
>have $10k credit limit that I owe nothing on
>all the holiday sales on tools
>sweat profusely looking at all the shit I don't need
I fucking hate hardware stores. It's like going to a strip club.

HD just put the 6 piece m18 fuel set on sale for $600, which is $400 off until the 29th. 6 1/2" circ, 4 1/2" grinder, sawzall, 1/4 impact driver, hammer drill, and flash light with 2 5.0ah batteries.

Just ordered mine.

>>1494534
Same
t. Argentine
Computer parts have 10,5% though

>>1496774
Its like going to a toy shop as a small toddler

>OOOOO i could use a new drill bit set!
I literally have 15 different sets for the same dickwalt drill

>>1496774
It's worse
When you leave the strip club, you know the strippers will probably still be there when you come back next time.

>>1497215
>>1497234
>if I don't buy this fucking 100 pack of diablo blades RIGHT NOW I'll never get this deal again!
end me

>>1494476
dude ALWAYS check the clearance. scored two Milwaukee m18 stand lights for $89 each ($189 retail)
>>1497247
felt this is my soul, brothers

What awesome clearance/markdown deals have you guys found?

>>1497422
i got a dewalt dcf887 for free. i used my work credit card then expensed it to a bullshit job to hide it from my boss. good deal huh

>>1497422
Average maybe $10/battery for the PC/B&D, the rotary tool 1 battery kits were $15/ea, $20 for the drill kit, I think $80 for the 18g nailer kit.

>>1495134
I didn’t realize roundup is a pharmaceutical, I always learn a lot on /diy

>>1494482
from 0 to 10%
some states don't have sales tax.

>>1497502
Lots of things are registered with the FDA as a pharmaceutical. Look for an NDC code on product packaging.

>>1494476
Is that a recent sale?
That's a steal right there I need to go right now n pick one up

>>1497591

OP here. Yup. about 7 days ago . The date on the file name is the day I took the picture. But like I said earlier >>1494491 the next day when I went back there it was close to sold out.

>>1497422
I got a good deal on these extractor sockets awhile back when they were on clearance at Northern Tool. Those things are expensive everywhere but the silver set was on sale for $20 or $25 and then I had to go back and grab the black lignur set for $15.

>>1497422
>>1497693
Also it’s worth keeping an eye on the Sears website. They have random sales where prices will drop 60%+ for 24hrs on a product, and they always give you coupons and “FREECASH” if you create an account. The online prices are always better than the store prices, so if your local store has it in stock just order online and pick it up an hour later.

I ended up getting both of these impact socket sets for $65 when full retail is close to $200. Grabbed this magnetic accessory kit with a big magnet tray, u-joints and extensions with strong magnets on the end to hold bolts or spark plugs for $16 when retail is $45-$50. 5pc mini pliers set with the double boxed joint and nice case was <$20. And those Mach series speed socket T-wrenches are real handy and cost $40 full price, just picked up the 1/4” drive set for $6.

>>1497696
>>1497693
> always posts about buying tools
> never posts a single fucking project short of some rubbish LED light that does not need an impact set to build
> "oh lookit I bought more tools XD"
So you're either a shit talking nu-male tool hoarder or you have not made the connection that your shit keeps breaking because you keep buying bottom of the barrel rubbish and are happy to keep wasting your money instead of necking up for a decent set of tools like the stupid nigger like you are.

Why exactly should we listen to anything you have to say?

>>1497706
Huh? What tools have broken? That is stuff I have bought over like the past year, not this past week. And I don’t think any of that is bottom of the barrel, you can do much worse than Craftsman.

>>1497706

>>1497422
Got a dewalt 60v circular saw for $95 after tax because corporate sent down an incorrect price change. Only one in stock so I had to fight the hardware guys for it.

>>1497706
>>1497708
Next time I change a sprinkler head or clean out my AC, I’ll take lots of pics for ya

>>1494621
>You can get a similar set for less at lidl.

Yeah, Parkshit and Makita sure are "similar."
The first (and last) time I bought a tool from Parkshit it lasted exactly twenty seconds before it shit the bed.

>>1497706
>so you're either a shit talking nu-male tool hoarder
ding ding

>>1497715
Is that a VR6 engine?

>>1497696
>Also it’s worth keeping an eye on the Sears website. They have random sales where prices will drop 60%+ for 24hrs on a product, and they always give you coupons and “FREECASH” if you create an account

I don't see how they can do this without going bankrupt.

>>1496228
Remember that you not only have to pay for your own jobless and immigrants, but also the spanish and greek jobless and immigrants.

>>1498310
Also Poland and Israel.

>>1498294
>without going bankrupt
Where have you been? I have to drive 3 hours if i want to go to a sears or kmart now. Probly farther if they close those ones.

>>1494534
España?
(Spain)

>>1498354
>My shit country has 21%
>Jesus. Nordic?
>ausfailure
Learn to 4chan.

>>1495115
>Americans literally subsidize the rest of the world. Like 60-70% of new molecular structures or whatever found in research come from American universities, government funded, or private research firms.
>...
Ever heard of brain drain? Socialist countries in Europe and elsewhere subsidize higher education (with tax euros) for their brightest, then those see the shitty salaried job opportunities, the big "fuck you"s built into the system for the self-employed, like crazy taxes from the get go no matter if you earn under minimum wage, zero, or are losing money. I am talking >260 € ($300) a month here in Spain. Which recently they lowered to about 60 € for the first few months and ~120€ the next few, like if that was a great magnanimous gift.

>>1498345
Show me the stats that a significant fraction of Poles doesn't work.

>>1498361
And of course they leave to work elsewhere.

>>1498363
Why? Even of Poland would have only 1% Germany would still pay.

>>1498356
I hadn't refreshed the tab, so I didn't see the quotation link. My apologies. Anyways we have 21% VAT (IVA) too.

It's 10% for a few things, chiefly some (not all) food and some construction work (repairs), and 4% for essential foodstuffs like rice.

>>1498366
Polish immigrants put more in the system than they get. They pay for your neetdom and Muhammad's gibs. If you wanted to insult them you should call them cucks instead (for supporting nigger children with their taxes).

>>1498374
How long didn't you refresh? He wrote it 5 days ago. We're having 19% for goods and 7% for foods.
>>1498375
When did I insult someone? I just stated the fact that Germany pays annually a developing aid to Poland.

>>1498282
Ferd 2.3L

>>1498294
Kek. Craftsman was like the only thing keeping them afloat for the past 10 years. Also much of their stuff is overpriced at full retail, a lot (if not all) of Craftsman is manufactured by other tool companies, not factories owned by Craftsman. If you compare that stuff to the same stuff with a different brand, it’s overpriced at MSRP. Look at the 75pc tap and die set- a few other brands including Gearwrench sell the same exact thing with a different name, it’s $125-$175 from the other companies, but full retail is $220 at Sears. But you can catch it on sale for <$100, and that’s a good deal and they’re going to make it up when the boomers pay $220 for it because “Muh Craftsman”

>>1498378
I open a shitton of tabs and work my way through them. Had to upgrade RAM twice.
A friend of mine with OCD refuses to look at my screen.

Thug life. But for what purpose you need so many tabs?

>>1498378
None of it goes to jobless. It's for infrastructure and small businesses.

>>1496099
>>1494617
>>>/pol/

>>1498759
>>>/reddit/

Faggot

>>1494534
Got you beat, man.
23%.

>>1498814
Someone should get on Hungrias level with 27% on everything, except for books with 5%.

>>1494476
Makita sucks

>>1494643
As a part time depot employee, can confirm

home depot drill selection pisses me off. They have these cardboard tags that have prices, and then some unrelated drills on display next to them. One of the tags said hammer/drill/driver + impact with batteries/charger for 200. Three guys were looking around for me but nobody could find it. Why is it on display then?

>>1497422
72" straightedge for 3.33
packs of aluminum rivets for about 1.60
pack of 3 flashlights with batteries for less than the batteries cost in the 24 pack

Not at HD but at sears I got a bunch of polishing compound for about 8$, the big pack of 1-4 was like $5 and the 5 and 6 were 1.50 each.

>>1498294
You stop getting coupons after a point and most of the cashback stuff is time limited and requires you pay out of pocket. Unless you're a NEET or retired oldfag it's difficult to actually find the time to dig for the true deals and so most of the points for people will end up either wasted, on groceries/socks/etc, or reducing a bloated price down to a decent deal.

Their prices are better than walmart when you factor in all the stuff, but it's hard to get them down to insane deal levels.

>>1498381
Some craftsman tools are unique. The 2pc impact screwdrivers are made by vessel and vessel doesn't offer that set under their own branding. One of the two is unique to craftsman as well - vessel doesn't offer it for sale. But I forget which it is.

>>1497215
The only real difference between men and boys is the size of their feet and the price of their toys.

>>1496515
How do I identify clearance items at HD? Are they kept in a certain place, or are they left on the shelves with a clearance tag?

>>1500374
varies, some items that still have a place on the shelf but are being phased out have a yellow tag on them to signify a price reduction while others that are no longer in the sequence of the isle end up on a clearance rack. most clearance bays are the back endcap of the isle or a couple isles over.

>>1500377
Cool. I'm going to have to start paying more attention. Usually, I'm in to grab what I need, and then out.

>>1499272
Was it the Ridgid one? Maybe it’s out of stock. I just tried to order it for store pickup and they kicked it out, I’m guessing out of stock. Waiting to see if a second store will sell it to me right now, otherwise I gotta take a little drive or just order the thing online.

>>1500374
The stores around here, there’s always an endcap in that middle main aisle with random clearance stuff.

>>1500418
naw it was milwaukee

>>1498294
>without going bankrupt
I'm afraid I have some bad news Anon...

>>1497323
>M18 stand lights
Fucking nice. Milwaukee just came out with a whole new set of lights, I mean everything, headlamps to bigass flood lights to temporary-hardwire-lights. They have a little catalog just for the lights. It's like porn.

>>1497422
Milwaukee M18 7-1/4 circular saw combo kit for $200. The saw was well over $400 at the time but a special sale had the tool-only one going for $250. They were almost all gone, and I was digging around in the back of that section for whatever reason and suddenly found the combo kit of the same saw with a 9Ah battery with a $200 tag slapped over half of it.

I really miss Sears. They seemed to have an unusually high amount of pricing flukes compared to the other DIY stores. There'd always be sale prices left out late or insane typos on the prices, and of course they had to honor whatever the floor price said.

I tried getting Lowes to price match this one when I found it, it's like a $180 kit that was $40 for some reason. Unfortunately they told me to go fuck myself (in politer words) and I could only get the Sears one.

>>1501181
To add on to this, when I bought my tool chest, it was something like $400 off the sticker price for a sale that ended 4 days prior. I watched a manager at the old Sears in North Austin chew out like three people as he begrudgingly rang it up for me.

>>1501179
those kits were always $250, they were discontinued this summer since that saw is being replaced so whatever stores that still had some in stock dropped the price a bit and threw them on their clearance shelf.

>>1501181
The Sears that just closed down by me, last year I went in there to buy my gf’s dad a Leatherman Wave. Those things are $90-$100 everywhere, it’s impossible to find them on sale. They ring it up at the register... $43.

>>1501173
All the TTI brands, Makita, and DeWalt are usually serviced by vendors rather than HD. It may be different depending on the store or region, though. Our Milwaukee guy is there nearly every week and deals with his products and sets, but the Makita rep only shows up occasionally.

>>1501181
>>1501183
>>1501367
When my local Sears closed, I got my entire garage worth of Craftsman cabinets [locker type, wall hanging, workbench, hutch] for literally $97. Swear to god. At least $1500 worth of inventory for $97.

>>1494534
Argie here

Same

>>1494476

>18v

>>1502608
Makita also has tools running at 36v with dual batteries and have patents for 72v quad battery tools.

>>1494812
why. I thought these were supposed to be awesome

>>1495091
>One thing that's been on clearance for about a year now is a Makita compressor that's $330. It could be bought for $80 if anyone actually knew about it.

can I get employees to bring this crap out?

>>1494476
makita isnt even that great of a brand. I sell those for the same price retail in canada.

Fun Fact, "Home Depot Doesn't Do Rain Checks" in California if the advert doesn't read "While supplies last" they have to give you rain check or comparable/better product at the same price on the spot, It's law. I had a store first refuse me a raincheck when they ran out of a deal on Ryobi tools. (I know, I know) Showed the store manager (politely) the law and punishment, and he made me a good deal.

>>1502717
Ended up getting two 6amp batteries, a charger, the drill, and a circular saw for 99$.
For good measure got the battery nail gun for 180. Then a military discount on top of it all.

>>1502639
Maybe he’s referring to the noise. A lot of people can’t stand the high pitched noise emitted by brushless motors.

>>1494813
What is per capita

>>1494861
Why are Aus power outlets so depressed?

>>1497499
Always check mfg date for batteries before buying any clearance. Li-ion decays its total capacity just sitting on the shelf.

>brushless motors
>ever