"PaPaPeng" wrote in message
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On Wed, 1 Aug 2007 09:26:58 -0600, "SteveB"
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Harbor Freight sells GARBAGE tools. Unless you enjoy tossing money in
the garbage, DO NOT buy from them.

So, tell me. Is it tough being a genius?

Craftsman sells garbage, too.

Snap On sells garbage, too.

Every tool manufacturer has items that are garbage.

The secret every smart man knows is how to tell the difference between the
good tools and the garbage.

But you, being the genius you are, knew that.

Right?

Steve


If the business thrives and even expands it must be doing a lot of
things right, like selling stuff people will pay good money for.

I buy stuff at HF. Stuff that I will either use lightly, or stuff that is
lower in price, and of comparable quality as other goods. Some of their
stuff shines in its performance, others not. The trick is to be smarter
than the tools, and know what you're doing, and whether you need a $40
chisel when a $5 HF one will do as well for this one job.

Steve