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  1. gerry_bc

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    Stanley hand tools available at Handyman...Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, light power tools available at Matio and Rejoice hardware. Rejoice is my pick as they are the factory warranty outlet for Dewalt.. Great parts, warranty and service from them...
     
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    gerry_bc, Feb 28, 2017
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    If he had the answer there would have been no need to ask the question in the first place. :rolleyes:
     
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    hmmm, the Title of the thread is "Where to find Hand Tools?
    The questions in post #1 are 1)"Any brand recommendations?" 2)"What store will have them available for the best price?"
    and I clarified in post #3 "Basic homeowner quality (usable) at a good price."

    How is post #7, a story about not needing to purchase professional tools the "Best Answer"? Nothing wrong with the post but it does not answer any of the questions...
     
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    AlwaysRt, Mar 1, 2017
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    I couldn't agree more if I were a guy. My bf bought me an IKEA drill/driver but it doesn't serve much for me since I don't have a guy's strength for old rusty screws. My hand saw is already 11 years old, cheap one, well taken cared of so not a single rust at all. I am not a fan of the ones that come in a set with a fancy case especially if you don't use all of them--they only take up storage space. Even in the kitchen, I only need one very good knife and a very good chopping board. How I hate those hundred yen stuff my bf buys. In the long run, you spend more of them and end up throwing away. Better quality when you use it often.
     
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    birdwatch, Mar 1, 2017
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