Re: HF best price ( was Re: cheap HF trim router vs Dremel

> From: "dave_ace_me" <davemucha@...>
>Subject: Hi John,
>
>us savvy HF buyers know how to get the best price. ;\)
>
>since this is just amongust us friends..
>
>HF home page, on the left column is the
>'order from catalogue' button.
>
>when it asks for your part number
>
>put in the 44914 o vga = $49.00
>try 44914 1 vga = $29.0 !!!!
>44914 2 vga = 19.99 !!!
>44914 3 vga not available ???
>
>and if you have time, check
>44914 1 VNA for $29.99
>
>keep emptying your shopping cart to
>get a fresh price.
>keep checking till you get the best price
>and you can a save lot much on any
>item. It may take up to 9 to get the
>lowest price.
>
>you can take that number and phone it in.
>
>results may vary...

I like Harbour Freight, the top name in inexpensive imported
practically-disposable tools. Got one of these trim routers there a week or
so ago at $19.99. It was the last day of an advertised sale, a few minutes
before the store closed for the day. A little heavy and larger in diameter
(2.5") than the old Dremel tool it will probably replace on my stretched
NCF2002 machine.

Wife doesn't like the sound of it. But, the advantage of high freqency
hearing loss is that I won't hear the worst of its noise. Am talking about
the tool, not the wife...
B-{)}

Gary M. Wheeler, AIA, architect
Modesto, California
Home page: http://g.wheeler.home.att.net