Craftsman Tool Sale: 3-pc Mini Box Joint Pliers Set $9, 3-pc Pry Bar Set in Tray $20, Corded Reciprocating 6 Amps Saw w/ Dual LED Lights $25.50 & More + Free In-Store Pickup

Quote from kfpworld : got one saw for $26.00 fs- 4.50 rewards useed http://www.mygofer.com/craftsman-...917175000P

Does the mygofer code still work? TRY15 seems to be dead

FYI: The 3pc Mini-Pliers Set is now $8.50

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-...5850&aff=Y

Quote from Corwin76 : EDIT: 3 pc Mini-Pliers Set now $8.50 Store pickup is free or get free 2 day shipping with SYWM. Sign up for the free 90 day trial here [sears.com]. Orders over $50 use SEARS2013 or VALPAK5 for $5 off, code EARN10 will earn you $10 in SYWR points on a $50 purchase. Orders over $10 use CSOSHI01 for $10 back in points (NOTE: Some are reporting points are not being credited)(must be signed into SYWR account and can only be used once per account). MyGofer.com has Craftsman 6 Amps Corded Reciprocating Saw w/ Dual LED Lights [mygofer.com] for $25.49 when you apply promo code TRY15 at checkout. Select free in-store pick up. ( I just recently noticed you could get it using this code. Thanks for updating Brisar. ) Craftsman 6 amp Corded Reciprocating Saw with Dual LED Work Lights $29.99 (reg. $59.99) [sears.com] Craftsman 3 pc. Pry Bar Set in Tray $19.99 (reg. $39.99) [sears.com] Craftsman 3 pc. Pliers Set, Mini Box-Joint $8.50 (reg. $19.99) [sears.com] Craftsman 12 pc. Metric Easy to Read Impact Socket Set, 6 pt. Deep, 1/2 in. Drive $44.99 (reg. $89.99) [sears.com] Craftsman 12 pc. Standard Easy to Read Impact Socket Set, 6 pt. Deep, 1/2 in. Drive $44.99 (reg. $89.99) [sears.com]

i ditched my C3 Reciprocating Saw as it never had enough juice to complete projects

i grabbed the reciprocating saw from this deal. do you have any experience with it? it arrived on Friday and when i opened it up i saw that the handle is angled? what's up with that. i would think the best grip is the pistol-grip style of the C3 saw and the corded professional one. i haven't used the one from this deal yet, but i predict it being uncomfortable to hold after a while. i'm curious what that angled handle will feel like after using it for a few hours taking down a plaster wall between the living room and kitchen in one of my rental units (will be making it a half-wall bar that opens to the living room)

thoughts?

Quote from Medic311 : i ditched my C3 Reciprocating Saw as it never had enough juice to complete projects i grabbed the reciprocating saw from this deal. do you have any experience with it? it arrived on Friday and when i opened it up i saw that the handle is angled? what's up with that. i would think the best grip is the pistol-grip style of the C3 saw and the corded professional one. i haven't used the one from this deal yet, but i predict it being uncomfortable to hold after a while. i'm curious what that angled handle will feel like after using it for a few hours taking down a plaster wall between the living room and kitchen in one of my rental units (will be making it a half-wall bar that opens to the living room) thoughts?

No, I've never tried it. I have a monster of a Dewalt that I use for demo (a little too heavy sometimes). I agree on your point about the handle. I think a pistol grip would be better (more control) when the saw catches on something and kicks back at you....and it will.
That sounds like a nice project, I like rooms that have an open feel.

On an unrelated note, I updated the OP for the professional socket sets, since many were sold out and the prices had gone up. I also added Kmart links for many, since the prices there were the same as the prices Sears had them for yesterday.....why pay more when there is a better alternative.

Quote from Corwin76 : No, I've never tried it. I have a monster of a Dewalt that I use for demo (a little too heavy sometimes). I agree on your point about the handle. I think a pistol grip would be better (more control) when the saw catches on something and kicks back at you....and it will. That sounds like a nice project, I like rooms that have an open feel. On an unrelated note, I updated the OP for the professional socket sets, since many were sold out and the prices had gone up. I also added Kmart links for many, since the prices there were the same as the prices Sears had them for yesterday.....why pay more when there is a better alternative.

yeah those Industrial sets went FAST. what was up with that dude trolling the forums saying they weren't made in the USA despite it being stamped on the sockets and ratchet handles MADE IN USA lolol.

see - even the Harbor Freight saw has a pistol-grip and it's only $20 after coupon! http://www.harborfreight.com/6-am...ource=1002


what the hell was Craftsman thinking....