I have a whole toolbox full of HF "Cheap" stuff. How can they make it and ship it all the way from Chiwain to here and sell it soo cheap?
Anyway, the regular and framing hammers are a deal at $2.50.
The little torpedo levels w/ the magnets are great for everything metal working to setting fence post,and for less than a buck.
I have used a straightline sander for at least 4 projects and it works nearly as well as the pro models I used in the bodyshop years ago only $200 bucks cheaper.
The DA sander is great after you replace the junk sanding pad it comes with /with a good one from NAPA or some pro paint source.
Also have a 3ton floor jack. Alittle heavy and bulky but so far works good.
Trailer safty chains,2in ball hitch,bearing buddies, wiring kits, linch pins,clips,trailer lights, all have been as good a TSC only cheaper.
The freebie 9led flashlights are the best deals going. We have them in every car ,truck,tractor, saddlebag on the place.
The screwdrivers were also a freebie. Not Snap-ons but good for the price.
I tried a couple of the squeeze clamps in the shop,but they didnt hold up, I wouldnt recommend them.
I have a 2ft folding aluminum stool I used to reach the top of the walls finnishing sheetrock in the house. Very sturdy and a handy piece for under $30 bucks.
I always stock up on the paintbrushes. The chip brushes arent much but the better brushes for under a buck on sale are just as good of better than what Lowes carries. And when your finnished, just throw them away.
The hand tools, so far have been good, the ratchets arent Craftsman but they are ok for keeping in the truck or on the tractor.
The Tarps are a bargin on sale. Also the heavy ratchet tiedowns (2in).
I was going to hardplumb the aircompressor in the shop but the cheap Goodyear rubber airlines ($9 I think) and brass fittings saved me atleast a couple hundred running the airlines.
I know I have bought at least 100 pairs of the dot cotton gloves. Also have a couple pairs of the driving gloves for the bikes. Less than $10 bucks and look good too.
I know theres more but for something you don't depend on everyday, you can't beat it. Why can't we make it in America this cheap?...