Many yeas ago I owned a Sears chop saw------needed help with motor electricals-------learned real fast about terrible service. Adopted a conclusion--- never buy any tool from Sears with a cord. Has worked well for me.

So, which Craftsman is this??

 

 

It's in a current Rural King ad.

Edited March 22, 20197 yr by p_toad

1 hour ago, p_toad said:

So, which Craftsman is this??

 

 

It's in a current Rural King ad.

Confusing, ain't it? Ace carries a lot and, Lowes, a lot more.  Is there a difference? I can't see any. On the tools they both carry, the prices are about the same.

On 3/8/2019 at 6:27 PM, Woodbutcherbynight said:

I agree, I worked at McD's as a teenager.  Gave me a lot of real world experience.  

I worked on the farm until I graduated HS , then went to work for Boeing and was making 2X minimum wage,and couldn't believe how easy life was. Was told to "slow down" "don't go so fast you are making us all look bad".  "Go for a walk around the plant" I would grab a blueprint and go for a walk around the plant and return an hour later and  go back to work. My Lead Man would be taking a nap at his work bench, I would go back to work ,he would yell at me to not make so much noise, it was keeping him awake.................. I did this for 3 summers, I always felt guilty when I picked up my check.

 

Herb

5 hours ago, p_toad said:

It's in a current Rural King ad.

...and the plot thickens...RK is one of my favorite stores.

Had not seen Craftsman at RK yet. I'll do a better walk-through next time I'm there.

I'll check my email ad alerts too.