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Handyman Club of America
Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ?
Did anyone ever really get tools sent to them to test? I know I was a member for a while, a while back, and I never got any, just little drill gauges, and glue spreaders and the like. I forget how the magazine is, is it worth $12.00 a year? How many issues are there? Is this a new thing the $12.00 a year, IIRC it was free before. Thanks, Tony D. |
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"ANTHONY DIODATI" wrote in message news:KM7Df.16508$K17.3421@trnddc03... Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ? Is it still called Handyman Club of America? I recall being asked to join as a Charter Member about 12 years ago and a Charter Member again 11 years ago and a Charter Member again 10 years ago and a Charter Member again 9 years ago and a Charter Member again 8 years ago and a Charter Member again 7 years ago and a Charter Member again 6 years ago and a Charter Member again 5 years ago and a Charter Member again 4 years ago and a Charter Member again 4 years ago and a Charter Member again 3 years ago and then they gave up on gettin me in as a Charter Member. Still BS. Did anyone ever really get tools sent to them to test? I know I was a member for a while, a while back, and I never got any, just little drill gauges, and glue spreaders and the like. Only those. I forget how the magazine is, is it worth $12.00 a year? How many issues are there? IMHO, NO. Is this a new thing the $12.00 a year, IIRC it was free before. It was never offered to me as free. Thanks, Tony D. |
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On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 18:25:46 GMT, "ANTHONY DIODATI"
wrote: Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ? Did anyone ever really get tools sent to them to test? I know I was a member for a while, a while back, and I never got any, just little drill gauges, and glue spreaders and the like. I forget how the magazine is, is it worth $12.00 a year? How many issues are there? Is this a new thing the $12.00 a year, IIRC it was free before. Thanks, Tony D. My wife got hooked up with them for a while.. thought I'd like it.. lol The tools were junk.. don't remember all of them, but there was a mini screwdriver set, a plastic drill gauge, some folding pliers and a flashlight... All were harbor freight quality or worse and supposed values were like 5 or 6 times HF prices... The good part is that she didn't fall for the "charter member" BS... where you spend a LOT of money for a few cheap tools.. Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm |
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Their membership cards are real good for spreading glue.
"mac davis" wrote in message ... On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 18:25:46 GMT, "ANTHONY DIODATI" wrote: Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ? Did anyone ever really get tools sent to them to test? I know I was a member for a while, a while back, and I never got any, just little drill gauges, and glue spreaders and the like. I forget how the magazine is, is it worth $12.00 a year? How many issues are there? Is this a new thing the $12.00 a year, IIRC it was free before. Thanks, Tony D. My wife got hooked up with them for a while.. thought I'd like it.. lol The tools were junk.. don't remember all of them, but there was a mini screwdriver set, a plastic drill gauge, some folding pliers and a flashlight... All were harbor freight quality or worse and supposed values were like 5 or 6 times HF prices... The good part is that she didn't fall for the "charter member" BS... where you spend a LOT of money for a few cheap tools.. Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm |
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"Leon" wrote:
"ANTHONY DIODATI" wrote in message news:KM7Df.16508$K17.3421@trnddc03... Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ? Is it still called Handyman Club of America? Yep. Got the Black Drill Gauge in the mail Friday. Can't wait to test the Free Tools! ) |
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I got the small bag of putty spreaders. What a joke!!!!!!!!!!! If the
putty was thinker than thin soup, they would bend so bad that you could do anything with them. |
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On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 21:01:47 GMT, "Dave" wrote:
Their membership cards are real good for spreading glue. pretty expensive glue spreaders, though... AOhell cd's might work if cut square..... *g* "mac davis" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 18:25:46 GMT, "ANTHONY DIODATI" wrote: Is the Handyman Club of America still B.S. ? Did anyone ever really get tools sent to them to test? I know I was a member for a while, a while back, and I never got any, just little drill gauges, and glue spreaders and the like. I forget how the magazine is, is it worth $12.00 a year? How many issues are there? Is this a new thing the $12.00 a year, IIRC it was free before. Thanks, Tony D. My wife got hooked up with them for a while.. thought I'd like it.. lol The tools were junk.. don't remember all of them, but there was a mini screwdriver set, a plastic drill gauge, some folding pliers and a flashlight... All were harbor freight quality or worse and supposed values were like 5 or 6 times HF prices... The good part is that she didn't fall for the "charter member" BS... where you spend a LOT of money for a few cheap tools.. Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm |
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mac davis wrote: pretty expensive glue spreaders, though... AOhell cd's might work if cut square..... *g* AOHell...that's new one...thanks! I've always called them America Off-Line, or just plain SOL. |
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wrote in message oups.com... mac davis wrote: pretty expensive glue spreaders, though... AOhell cd's might work if cut square..... *g* AOHell...that's new one...thanks! I've always called them America Off-Line, or just plain SOL. Ok Thanks all, Guess I'll forget it. |
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In article ,
"Morris Dovey" wrote: mac davis (in ) said: | cd's might work if cut square..... *g* That's one of the best ideas yet - thanks! mac is not as ...as....as.....errrmm....how can I put this.... That *IS* a good idea, eh? G |
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On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 20:14:59 -0500, Robatoy wrote:
In article , "Morris Dovey" wrote: mac davis (in ) said: | cd's might work if cut square..... *g* That's one of the best ideas yet - thanks! mac is not as ...as....as.....errrmm....how can I put this.... That *IS* a good idea, eh? G thanks.... I think... *lol* Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm |
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