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What tool are you getting yourself for Christmas?

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Dick2

11-27-2006 04:25:39




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Don't need a new cordless, but I keeping watching about some of the deals on cordless.

Some speculation that they are "dumping" battery units because the new "ion" units will be coming out soon.




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02

11-29-2006 11:35:25




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
A precision fence for my Unisaw.



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Dick2

11-29-2006 15:52:55




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to 02, 11-29-2006 11:35:25  
I'd like a precion fence for my Crapsman contractor's saw too, but they cost more than I paid for the saw. This fence is somewhat better than my old Crapsman saw, but still leaves a lot to be desired. Sigh!



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Mike in Ohio

11-27-2006 18:03:14




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
No new tools this year, had to replace my car because the front subframe fell out of it as I pulled out of my driveway a couple of weeks ago. Nothing left for toys for daddy this year, but my 4 year old will probably still get some. Mike



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Eddie in MI

11-27-2006 17:33:56




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
I'm hoping Santa brings me the v28 kit that I asked for. Other than that, I would really like to get the cultivator attachment for my Stihl brushcutter. Oh, and a new air compressor.... but I think I'll need to wait for another holiday for that one.



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RJ-AZ

11-27-2006 17:29:00




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
My Christmas present was in the mail today and the other came on the UPS truck. Ordered some new reloading dies from Cabella's and a new pair of Whites work boots. Ordered the boots Oct 10th and they just got here and boy do they feel good on my feet.



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ShepFL

11-28-2006 18:01:20




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to RJ-AZ, 11-27-2006 17:29:00  
Very good Christmas with them Whites!!!
Used to where them yrs. ago when I lived in Idaho. Little call for them here in the flat land south.

What caliber dies? I just got me an ebay SAECO casting furnace. Been needing to do some casting of Blackpowder and Cowboy action bullets.



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RJ-AZ

11-29-2006 18:25:46




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to ShepFL, 11-28-2006 18:01:20  
I got a set of Lee collet dies for my 30-06. This die neck sizes only and doesn't work the brass much,also includes a bullet seating die.



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Joe Losinski

11-27-2006 10:55:56




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
Now Dick, why do I need some kind of holiday to buy me a new tool ????? ?????/ I just go out and get it when ever I need it, no excuse's But most times, it's after the holiday you find the best price....!!!!! !!



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glennster

11-27-2006 10:48:10




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
what i want for christmas:
a new tractor...red or green...dont matter, must have cab, ac, heat and radio with a bat wing mower
cat 973 track loader
3 phase power for the barn
pistons and sleeves for the super m
7 ft 3point mount bush hog
big ole tool box full of tools i dont have
WHAT I WILL GET
tube socks
another flash light
dress clothes t- shirts
jeans that are not carhart
tighty whitey drawers (i like boxers)

ah well there is always next year!!!!!

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41JDb

11-27-2006 09:31:44




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
Electric impact gun. They are so much handier than air.



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Tiom B from MA

11-27-2006 09:04:34




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
I picked up one of those NiCd battery cordless drills they appear to be dumping

Porter-Cable 19.2 V 2 batteries $99 - I gave it to the wife for her to give to me for Christmas.



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TomNTex

11-27-2006 07:37:36




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
Hope Santa brings me one of auto darkening welding helmets.



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Steve in in

11-27-2006 07:27:27




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
I'm really thinking about buying a John Deere kerosene space heater. I've been looking at the salamander type heaters for a couple of years now and happened to see John Deere had one sitting on their sales floor for $299. Considering other brands, probably made by the same company, were selling for $279, I am really considering paying $20 extra for the paint. Rather I am really considering paying $20 extra for easy service parts look up and availibility.

I checked JD parts and found prior models are listed there with the parts break down. Hmm, I'm still considering it.

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the tractor vet

11-27-2006 06:32:36




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
Sorta running out of toys to buy , getting to the point that i am like a kid in a candy store with a sore tooth , got all the mechanic tools that are in the books almost to the same point with the wood working , since Homer Depot wanted to kiss and make up over the deal with my Hd. 12 volt drill and there back peddeling on the warranty and i guess they realy wanted the rest of my money on this remodel to make up for the hassel on the drill i now have a what i have been slobberen over a new Ridgid 14 inch bandsaw for WWWWW WWAAAAA AYYYYY YY less then a used one was going for on E/Bay and i did not have to drive 900 miles to get it then i also bought the Roto Zip drywall set up two weeks ago for 69 buck only to find out that this weekend it was marked down to 39 buck soo being the realy sweat guy with the bad temper i went back in with my sales recite and got my 30 bucks back plus over the drill issue i get 10% off for the next year on all stuff we buy there . Sometimes it pay to raise your voice so everybody in the store hears ya with the manager.The only thing that i would like to have is the three bit router bit set for doors and windows, and a rip fence for the bandsaw.

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DustyMI

11-27-2006 05:40:31




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
Would like to find a pair of extions for my 10" Sears table saw. Can not find a serial or model number on it.

Dusty



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lucasss

11-27-2006 08:04:41




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to DustyMI, 11-27-2006 05:40:31  
got a sae and metric set of those ratchet wrenches at sears for 1/2 price allready.they look handy but havent used em yet .also got some magnetic trays for putting bolts in for 1/2 price at sears. thats about it.except for a new car lift im hopeing santa brings.lucas



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1936

11-27-2006 04:31:13




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 Re: What tool are you getting yourself for Christm in reply to Dick2, 11-27-2006 04:25:39  
B & D 24 volt drill Menards had a rat killing sale this week end.



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