The prices on that stuff should tell you what you are getting but everyone that comes around here is always packed. People think they are getting a bargain.

 

bought some mason bits for chimmney flashing from harbor freight the darn thigns actually bent on first try to use them, think I would learn my lesson?, no when I did my tranny gear and clutch bought a tranny jack but such a pos it would not let me keep the tranny straight as I tried to get it slid into the clutch and pilot bearing finally held up tranny while wife pulled tranny jack out of the way and put floor jack under, which is from harbour too but isn't too bad, once I had it straight took maybe 15 minutes and I was bolting it up. some stuff is alright but most is juck depends on what it is and what its for.

 

I guess I'll hold off on the metal chop saw with the motor that looks like it's off of a cordless screw gun...

 

Hey, quit talking about my shop that way. I like my Harbor Freight tools. Seriously, I do have a few and most have been well above my expectations for what I paid. Just be careful what you buy. Don't expect a $2.00 drill to last like a $15.00 drill. If you go to their better line it is not too bad - - I wouldn't buy it if I had to earn my living with the tools.

 

Those are the kind of tools you buy and loan to your friends.
Hey Bob, you got a drill I can borrow? Sure Dave, just got a brand new one. Keep it as long as you like.

 

Now your showing your age if you remember That Girl I mean show. What am I saying a week from today I'll be another year older & deeper in debt.