Amazon has
91-Piece Bosch Drilling & Driving Mixed Bit Set (MS4091) on sale for
$35.70.
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Product Details:
- Includes the following bits (91 in total) plus hard storage case:
- 1" Insert Bits
- 2x P0
- 2x P1
- 2x P2
- 2x P3
- 2x PZ0
- 2x PZ1
- 2x PZ2
- 2x PZ3
- 1x SL3
- 2x SL5
- 1x SL7
- 2x T10
- 2x T15
- 2x T20
- 2x T25
- 1x T30
- 1x T40
- 1x H3
- 1x H5
- 1x H6
- 2" Insert Bits:
- 1x P0
- 1x P1
- 1x P2
- 1x P3
- 1x PZ0
- 1x PZ1
- 1x PZ2
- 1x PZ3
- 1x SL6,
- 1x T10
- 1x T15
- 1x T20
- 1x T25
- 1x H5
- 1x H6
- Nut Setters:
- 1x 3/16"
- 2x 1/4"
- 1x 9/32"
- 1x 5/16",
- 1x 11/32"
- 1x 3/8"
- 1x 7/16"
- 1x Countersink
- 1x Bit Holder;
- 1x Rachet Screwdriver
- 1x 25-1/2" Magnetic Extension Pen
- Titanium Drill Bits
- 2x 1/16"
- 1x 7/64"
- 2x 1/8"
- 1x 9/64"
- 2x 5/32"
- 2x 3/16"
- 1x 1/4"
- Rotary Masonry Drill Bits:
- 2x 1/8"
- 2x 5/32"
- 2x 3/16"
- 2x 1/4"
- 2x 5/16"
- 1x 3/8"
- Brad Point Bits:
- 1x 1/8"
- 2x 3/16"
- 2x 1/4",
- 2x 5/16"
- 1x 3/8"
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I used to give them away to friends and family who needed a set. And I always had a couple on the shelf for a quick grab if I didn't know what was in my bag.
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I used to give them away to friends and family who needed a set. And I always had a couple on the shelf for a quick grab if I didn't know what was in my bag.
oh. thanks. at least now i don't feel bad that i resisted.
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I used to give them away to friends and family who needed a set. And I always had a couple on the shelf for a quick grab if I didn't know what was in my bag.
The crossed out price is the MSRP, not the current market price. Unless it's a very popular product in short supply or has some kind of price controls, the prevailing market price is always going to be less than the list price.
The crossed out price is the MSRP, not the current market price. Unless it's a very popular product in short supply or has some kind of price controls, the prevailing market price is always going to be less than the list price.
I always ignore the crossed out prices, whatever it is that they reflect, as they are not what I am paying and are somewhat irrelevant. But I do compare the current price to what the price is at other places and what it has been in the recent past. Those are the metrics that matter to me, not the percentage of discount from what the manufacturer had hoped something would sell for.
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