Ace Hardware has for their Rewards Members (free to join): select Milwaukee Utilty Knives for the prices listed. Choose free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $50+
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Ace Hardware has for their Rewards Members (free to join): select Milwaukee Utilty Knives for the prices listed. Choose free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $50+
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member katncaed for finding this deal. for finding this deal.
Yeah, unless it's rewards cash, Ace doesn't allow coupons on sale items. Glad Lowe's and Home Depot aren't like that. I'd shop at Ace a lot more if they did.
Klein Tool's 32483 replacement bits work great. Just make sure retention ball bearings are offset when inserting👍
Thank you! I lost (well someone I lent the tool to lost) the bit that comes with it and I can't find a replacement without buying a new one. Does the Klein fit in the bit holder and stay while closed?
Excellent. I have a $10 off $10+ coupon to try and use on this!
Edit: whomp whomp, doesn't stack
I would recommend you use your coupon on the Ace Hardware branded utility knife. It's $10.99. Don't get fooled by the generic branding. It's all metal and of exceptional build quality.
Good news: fantastic tool, lasts years, cuts like a champ, got a little button so you feel like Riff from West Side Story
Bad news: comes in hard clamshell container that requires some sort of heavy-duty cutting implement to open. Like a one-sided dagger, perhaps utile in all situations.
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This is an amazing knife for EDC, especially for the price. It's well built, is incredibly versatile and cheap enough that replacing it won't hurt your wallet when you lose it. I carry a Benchmade Griptilian with AWT scales in my right pocket and this in my left. Although I definitely don't baby the Benchmade, this Fastback gets used 100x more because the blades are also cheap and replaceable and because of all the other features it has. I'm buying a few more at this price just to have ready to go for whenever I happen to lose my current one.
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Got one on my belt for work, one in the garage at home, and a new one in the packaging when i lose one of the others. I better get another one in case something happens
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Edit: whomp whomp, doesn't stack
Anyone have a good dual sided bit kit recommendation for this?
Anyone have a good dual sided bit kit recommendation for this?
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Edit: whomp whomp, doesn't stack
Edit: whomp whomp, doesn't stack
Bad news: comes in hard clamshell container that requires some sort of heavy-duty cutting implement to open. Like a one-sided dagger, perhaps utile in all situations.
O, cruel fate, how you mock me.
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