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pseudopimp · 08-19-2010, 04:09 PM

saw blades might as well not have teeth on 'em. don't even take them if they are free. not worth it.

hole saws work okay for woodworking soft pine. other than that forget it.
drill press works great!
4.5" grinder works great
sawzall works great if you get decent blades
impact sockets so far so good
drill bits suck, but okay for drilling in cinderblock walls and tossing.
screw drivers are okay, a little soft
Love the magnetic organizers
wire loom, cheaper than other autoparts store
heat shrink doesn't shrink as much as i would like but works okay.
the 6" buffer, sander, polisher isn't worth much. erratic speeds most of the time it is WOT or nothing
hand trucks are okay, but the wheels bend easily and get wobbly

08-19-2010, 04:09 PM	#16
pseudopimp Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Las Cruces NM Posts: 85	Re: The Good, The Bad and Ugly from Harbor Freight saw blades might as well not have teeth on 'em. don't even take them if they are free. not worth it. hole saws work okay for woodworking soft pine. other than that forget it. drill press works great! 4.5" grinder works great sawzall works great if you get decent blades impact sockets so far so good drill bits suck, but okay for drilling in cinderblock walls and tossing. screw drivers are okay, a little soft Love the magnetic organizers wire loom, cheaper than other autoparts store heat shrink doesn't shrink as much as i would like but works okay. the 6" buffer, sander, polisher isn't worth much. erratic speeds most of the time it is WOT or nothing hand trucks are okay, but the wheels bend easily and get wobbly __________________ 84 Scottsdale LWB K10 Rooting against the cowboys is almost as fun as rooting for the GIANTS!