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I have bought a number of different tools from Harbor Freight and thus
far been satisfied with all of them. No, they are not the top end tools but all have been good value for the use intended. I see no reason to pay top end dollars for tools that will only receive light and infrequent usage. The engine hoist I paid $99 for has been just as good as one the guy in the hangar down from me paid over $250 for. That cheap ($199) tile saw I bought worked great and I later found that many professional tile installers use the very same saw. The air tools I bought have all performed upto expectations too. I will add though, I don't buy from their catalogue but from a local store which allows me to examine the tool before purchase. Bob Murray wrote: Their electrical tools don't seem to last very long. However............. Eleven years in the aviation industry, and everybody in the shop swore by: 1- Die grinders $9.95 to $14.95 vs Dotco, I-R, etc at $150.00 - Lasts just as long if you oil daily. 2- 6" digital caliper $14.95 vs Mititoyou at $79.95 and up - Just as accurate (checked with gage blocks) 3- Digital voltmeter, $4.95 with battery vs Fluke, etc.at $79.95 - Works fine, and you can't buy the batteries for the Fluke at that price. YMMV Bob wrote in message ... Someone wrote: 'YOUR OUT OF YOUR F**KING MIND' ...with regard to suggesting people buy ANYTHING from Harbor Freight. I disagree. |
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