Craftsman Club ?

Mar 05, 2004 5 Replies
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When I ordered the welder yesterday the lady asked if I was a member of the Craftsman Club. I told her no and asked if it would get me a 10% discount and she said, "Yes, How did you know?"



I don't know if she was kidding or not but I called today and joined via phone. The gentleman said they occasionally offer discounts on items and it is usually 10%. So it could be that she was very truthful and not just going along with my comment.



Therefore, If you are a member of the Craftsman Club you just may be able to save about $30 off the prices I mentioned for the welder. No, I don't think the governor or the trucking company will give you 10% off their fees! :-)



To log in as a Craftsman Club member:

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To learn about Craftsman Club benefits and how to join:



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For guest access to the Craftsman Club:



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Al



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I been a member for years. That is the only way I buy the high dollar things like the jobsite tablesaw. I see they have a new toy "Twin cutter"

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saw it in the new craftsman catalog page 177 cutting pipe.... I wonder how fast it can cut the pipe. Anyone have this toy? Any good?

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Now that is an odd looking beast. A geared down right angle grinder with a saw foot and dry-cut carbide blade. Interesting idea. I wouldn't mind playing with one, but I think my Skil77 wormdrive with Steel cutting dry-cut blade would outlast it 5 to 1.

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Saw this in my Craftsman Club flyer, I think the two blades spin in opposite directions. Can't say for sure because I already threw the flyer in the trash.

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They do spin in opposite directions. suppose to have a bur free cut on PVC and wood, I sure would like to try before I buy. I just would like to know how it cuts steel pipe. how thick can it cut how fast it will cut through. I would like to add that to my collection of tools so my wife can tell me I would never use it. Then I would find one thing to use it for just to prove her wrong...

I think I would rather have this saw instead from NORTHERN TOOLS.

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may try this one for the cuts that have to be right on the mark. At least things can be clamped down... I do not know if the cuts angles. It looks like it may be for straight cuts only, I could not tell in the pic.

Anyone have one of these or think it is worth it?

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Buy good bimetal blades for it and hope the blade tracking is decent.

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