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A gloat at Sears?!?!
I am just learning to turn, and thought a slow 8" grinder would be nice to
sharpen gouges. Sears has one on sale for $100. As much as I love my RAS it is a lousy miter saw; but I don't have room for a miter saw. Sears has a 7.25" on sale for $80. I figure I can stick it on the shelf below the RAS. Good buys, but I don't "really" need them. Then I get an email that online orders are 10% off. Can't resist. But when I order them they come up as $70 and $58! So, I got $210 worth of tools for $128. Not a huge gloat, but from Sears... |
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