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The impact wrench looked like a good deal, but sold out. Oscillating tool at $95 sold out, but I just got a better deal from home depot by returning a free battery, $80 total. Meh.
The impact wrench looked like a good deal, but sold out. Oscillating tool at $95 sold out, but I just got a better deal from home depot by returning a free battery, $80 total. Meh.
Oscillating tool was going for $75 on ebay, looks like it's about $85 now.. sold one locally for $70 last week
Wow, I didn't know they made a heat gun. I wonder how durable it is.
How durable do you need it to be? You using it for a hammer? On a serious note, I have the heat gun. It is good, but no where near as good as a plug in. It still has a use and a purpose though. Just don't expect corded heat.
I would buy a cheap corded heat gun first and then buy the dewalt only after I had a corded
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Been wanting the heat gun but is $98 even a good deal for that? It's sold out anyway.
I figured $70-80 would be decent. My $10 plug-in Harbor Freight has been great, but cordless would be nice for working in tighter spaces like wiring on the boat.
Is woot an authorized retailer? Not everyone on Amazon is, and I wouldn't be surprised if woot was trying to offload some products
I love Woot, but I'd pass on this. They sell closeout and older stuff, and lithium batteries have a shelf life. The batteries might be 7-8 yrs old, and you shouldn't expect more than 10 yrs from date of manufacture.
I bought a refurbished blower (Ryobi) from elsewhere, and after about a year, one of the batteries stopped taking a charge. I bump-charged it a couple times, but now that doesn't even work.
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I would buy a cheap corded heat gun first and then buy the dewalt only after I had a corded
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Been wanting the heat gun but is $98 even a good deal for that? It's sold out anyway.
I figured $70-80 would be decent. My $10 plug-in Harbor Freight has been great, but cordless would be nice for working in tighter spaces like wiring on the boat.
I bought a refurbished blower (Ryobi) from elsewhere, and after about a year, one of the batteries stopped taking a charge. I bump-charged it a couple times, but now that doesn't even work.
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