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Prime Day---help me spend my money
- Thread starter Muckin_Slusher
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Toreadorranger
Atomic Test Lab Rat
Fuzzydog
Red Skull Member
Holy smokes has purolator ever stepped up their game. Ordered a Reolink camera yest morning, picked up by Puro yesterday at 7:37 PM and delivered to my door today at 9:37 AM
I am not in a big city by any stretch and the distance was about 560kms
That is impressive
I am not in a big city by any stretch and the distance was about 560kms
That is impressive
Lee
Guild of Calamitous Intent
Best deal I could find on a usable amp hour, LiFePO4 battery.
20ah 12V for $50 after the coupon. Don't go looking for something better, I already bought this one.
I've had a Renogy 100W solar panel and 10 amp charge controller, plus all the wiring and LEDs to put lights up in my 20' shipping container out at our property for going on 4 years now and haven't done it. Hopefully I can charge some power tool batteries now too.
20ah 12V for $50 after the coupon. Don't go looking for something better, I already bought this one.
I've had a Renogy 100W solar panel and 10 amp charge controller, plus all the wiring and LEDs to put lights up in my 20' shipping container out at our property for going on 4 years now and haven't done it. Hopefully I can charge some power tool batteries now too.
billdacat
No road...no problem.
Muckin_Slusher
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Goodyear air hose reel.
I've got a few of these and they're awesome. 100% would recommend.
They're $40 cheaper than the last time I bought (they were on sale then too).
$138 CDN, or $110 US
Canada:
USA:
I've got a few of these and they're awesome. 100% would recommend.
They're $40 cheaper than the last time I bought (they were on sale then too).
$138 CDN, or $110 US
Canada:
USA:
Levigarrett76
Zeus of the Sluice
Been using northern one a long time maybe 8 yrs now
blakes
Red Skull Member
I think it's cool that several folks are buying solar stuff.
AKnate
Icehole
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Purolator the oil filter outfit?
Fuzzydog
Red Skull Member
AKnate
Icehole
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Never heard of them other than oil filters. Been around for over 100 years.
Edit... looked it up. Yup, oil filter outfit that bought into Canidian postal carrier service.
KungFooMASTA
El Stupido
Any of the 12k+ chicom winchs worth putting on a receiver hitch mount? I would rather one with steel cable.
muddyrover
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3 loops of 20" .050 bar 72lpx Oregon chain for $36.79.
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AKnate
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Huh, had no idea Amazon had chains.
Found a 3 pack of 84 driver loops for $17. Been a while I've used up a saw chain these days, been buying ~20-25ft logs that the guy does a real nice job delimbing.
I mostly just toss on the processor and turn into firewood.
Beast
Fuckin eh.
billdacat
No road...no problem.
Bought a Eureka Bagged Canister Vacuume for the house keeper. Built in vac is a bitch to maneuver with the long ass hose; also hate cleaning the dust bag filter..... My Milwaukee M18 vacuume is great for me; but is too big for my little house keeper. Fire the cute little house keeper and hire "Big Birtha..... not. 
Gtrplyr78
Nuttin’
Same, holding out for Knipex Twin Grip to come down some more...
Muckin_Slusher
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I've bought a few times, around $40 CAD but amazon was never the cheapest. I bought the thin grip ones, not the goofy red/blue handled ones.
I'm in canada...so...
bcfasteners.com
and
missisaugahardware
and
KMStools
have gotten my orders.
Gtrplyr78
Nuttin’
Thanks for the info, $30 US when I last checked.
Same, thin red gripped ones is what I want.
Already have Cobras, these will complete the Knipex need for me.
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Lee
Guild of Calamitous Intent
Only saved ~$15 but I've been looking at these for a month and finally caved.
This isn't as big as I'd like, already planning on upgrading to the 3040 Y axis and plate. It's as rigid as any of these in this category or price point get, with linear rails instead of rods on the X axis, and the Y axis moves the plate on linear rods instead of the gantry just rolling on V wheels on an extrusion, and it uses lead screws for all axis. Only little Nema 17 steppers, but It comes with the 500W spindle while most are a 75W spindle, and the other makes' "pro" versions only have 300W spindles. Plenty of folks whittling on aluminum with these. A lot of glowing reviews about customer service, hoping I don't need it.
This isn't as big as I'd like, already planning on upgrading to the 3040 Y axis and plate. It's as rigid as any of these in this category or price point get, with linear rails instead of rods on the X axis, and the Y axis moves the plate on linear rods instead of the gantry just rolling on V wheels on an extrusion, and it uses lead screws for all axis. Only little Nema 17 steppers, but It comes with the 500W spindle while most are a 75W spindle, and the other makes' "pro" versions only have 300W spindles. Plenty of folks whittling on aluminum with these. A lot of glowing reviews about customer service, hoping I don't need it.
Muckin_Slusher
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Cool.Only saved ~$15 but I've been looking at these for a month and finally caved.
This isn't as big as I'd like, already planning on upgrading to the 3040 Y axis and plate. It's as rigid as any of these in this category or price point get, with linear rails instead of rods on the X axis, and the Y axis moves the plate on linear rods instead of the gantry just rolling on V wheels on an extrusion, and it uses lead screws for all axis. Only little Nema 17 steppers, but It comes with the 500W spindle while most are a 75W spindle, and the other makes' "pro" versions only have 300W spindles. Plenty of folks whittling on aluminum with these. A lot of glowing reviews about customer service, hoping I don't need it.
What's the difference between the two models in your link (the ultra and the max) ?
Fuzzydog
Red Skull Member
What type of things would you do with that machine?Only saved ~$15 but I've been looking at these for a month and finally caved.
This isn't as big as I'd like, already planning on upgrading to the 3040 Y axis and plate. It's as rigid as any of these in this category or price point get, with linear rails instead of rods on the X axis, and the Y axis moves the plate on linear rods instead of the gantry just rolling on V wheels on an extrusion, and it uses lead screws for all axis. Only little Nema 17 steppers, but It comes with the 500W spindle while most are a 75W spindle, and the other makes' "pro" versions only have 300W spindles. Plenty of folks whittling on aluminum with these. A lot of glowing reviews about customer service, hoping I don't need it.
Lee
Guild of Calamitous Intent
The other one uses linear rods on the x-axis, the one I bought, more expensive one, uses linear rails, i.e. more skookum.
Doylies
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I had this PDR kit in a wish list for ~1 year. It was $69 yesterday, so I'm giving PDR a try.
Amazon LINK
Amazon LINK
Camel doesn't keep up with prime day drops.
Gtrplyr78
Nuttin’
Update back on this when you end up using it.
AKnate
Icehole
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I find a regular hose stored on a hose hanger keeps my blood pressure and swearing down.
The reels could get a nun swearing when they won't lock or unlock. Start getting pissed and pulling the hose like it's the starter cord of a cranky lawn mower
AKnate
Icehole
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There was a guy that converted one to CNC plasma, but seems like more headache and shitty cuts to just save maybe $1000