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I was going to go to the trade and home show in kamloop's yesterday,but I completely forgot my wallet at home.I had 10 buck's on me,5 to get in,I dont think I would have been able to buy much.I would like to get a 1/2 inch socket set.
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From: Princeton, BC
Originally Posted by sedly
I was going to go to the trade and home show in kamloop's yesterday,but I completely forgot my wallet at home.I had 10 buck's on me,5 to get in,I dont think I would have been able to buy much.I would like to get a 1/2 inch socket set.
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
Hey zip what did they say in the end? I havent forgot my wallet anytime, but my woman did a few times and they were pretty nice about it, let her drive all the way back to the farm to get it.
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From: Revelstoke B.C.
Originally Posted by preppypyro
That sucks sedly, sometimes you can score really good deals at those trade shows.
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From: Revelstoke B.C.
He bought tricked out skill saw.I guess it clamp's onto whatever you want cut,turn it on and it cut's perfectly straight.Completely hands free.$500.00,kinda pricey,but he's a contractor so it was worth it to him.
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From: Revelstoke B.C.
There is a plate which goes under the material to be cut,it has groves in it for the blade clearance.The saw attaches to the plate.The guy I spoke to saw it in action,he said it work's pretty slick.
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From: Revelstoke B.C.
Originally Posted by preppypyro
Man that would work pretty slick. Pretty handy for the guy that uses it all day long too.
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From: North Van BC, Canada. EH!
Originally Posted by Zip
Ya they are good tools. The mastercraft stuff is made by some major manufacturer just don't know who.