expired Posted by cvp33 • Jan 25, 2025
Jan 25, 2025 11:46 AM
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Item 1 of 5
expired Posted by cvp33 • Jan 25, 2025
Jan 25, 2025 11:46 AM
Milwaukee M12 Tools: M12 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC5.0 Battery Pack
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The screenshot is my basket after checkout so no tax AND free shipping. Also note, that Clarks doesn't jack their prices on kits. The Oscilator Blade set is $24.97 everywhere (HD, Acme, Ace, Northern, Blain's, etc).
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The screenshot is my basket after checkout so no tax AND free shipping. Also note, that Clarks doesn't jack their prices on kits. The Oscilator Blade set is $24.97 everywhere (HD, Acme, Ace, Northern, Blain's, etc).
https://clarkstool.com/products/p...s=e&_v=1.0
Also:
M18 Hackzall ($102) : https://clarkstool.com/products/m...8ab5&_ss=r
Shipping appears to be flat $15, so take that into account.
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I see some bundles (eg crown stapler; not hackable) with a 2ah battery for $99. Personally I don't need any more small aH batteries (still have a few in plastic bc they're useless), so on all items in the OP this seems like a better deal to me.
There was a hackable vacuum deal for $67 (plus tax), so marginally cheaper than this deal but certainly not 50% cheaper.
Overall, if you need some of the tools that are seemingly never on special, this is a great deal to get them now.
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Mostly I like shopify's payment processing and tracking. I trust them more than some unknown processor, especially at previously unused sites like Clarks. Not saying Clark's isn't trustworthy, I just never shopped there before.
Edit: Free shipping kicks in at $400.
Then either register as LLCs or register "fictitious names" with the state for various (ie marketing) purposes.
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Then either register as LLCs or register "fictitious names" with the state for various (ie marketing) purposes.
We worked out of a 1 building that had 2 different addresses. One address on the street on the north side of the building. Second on the east side. Different street numbers and street names. Same building.
We did this because we had a wholesale division and a retail division. Different business practices and pricing.
Company want huge but wasn't tiny. $160M/yr
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