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- Jon Lai
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- May 30, 2005
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- Richmond Hill
- cchenzz
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- Nov 14, 2006
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Finally got picture attachment going...
The basement bar was designed to hide a standing column sump pump with a well, water main shutoff and the city meter inside the hole in the wall. With the all-in-one fax/printer bordering the “hole” covered with a quick access board to the wall and sitting atop the sump pump and well, which is now accessible by a door, on a shelf. A semi-built in fridge (a real built in needs the expensive type of fridge with the compressor in the front) is on the other wing of the L-shape bar.
To dress up the edges of the plywood used, the bar top is joined together with pocket holes and has 1by4s edge pieces all around, sides and bottom are 1by2s, while iron-on edge is used for inside shelves facing out to the “bartender”. I used Maple plywood and dimensioned lumber so my lesson’s learned is to use Birch next time...
Hope the tools from this HD clearance deals forum (One of my favourite!) and other tid bits you pick up from here and elsewhere inspire you to build something you enjoy.
The basement bar was designed to hide a standing column sump pump with a well, water main shutoff and the city meter inside the hole in the wall. With the all-in-one fax/printer bordering the “hole” covered with a quick access board to the wall and sitting atop the sump pump and well, which is now accessible by a door, on a shelf. A semi-built in fridge (a real built in needs the expensive type of fridge with the compressor in the front) is on the other wing of the L-shape bar.
To dress up the edges of the plywood used, the bar top is joined together with pocket holes and has 1by4s edge pieces all around, sides and bottom are 1by2s, while iron-on edge is used for inside shelves facing out to the “bartender”. I used Maple plywood and dimensioned lumber so my lesson’s learned is to use Birch next time...
Hope the tools from this HD clearance deals forum (One of my favourite!) and other tid bits you pick up from here and elsewhere inspire you to build something you enjoy.
- Lumute
- Sr. Member
- Jan 17, 2006
- 959 posts
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- Mississauga
Guys, the 3 & 2 Tool only combos are back in stock today!!!, there are actually a great deal if you were looking for those tools. I have been wanting the jigsaw and router for some time now and was so bummed I missed on this deal I kept the page opened in a tab and would reload it every couple of days...
Combo 1: $199
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Octane Jig Saw (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
Combo 2: $159.00
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
These are Tool Only combos, also, someone mentioned here that all 5X tools are actually Octane, not sure as I do not have any Octane battery yet to test this...
- Gamethesystem
- Newbie
- Mar 19, 2019
- 59 posts
- 43 upvotes
Worthwhile to note that Rakuten has 10% rebate today for homedepot as well.Lumute wrote: ↑ Guys, the 3 & 2 Tool only combos are back in stock today!!!, there are actually a great deal if you were looking for those tools. I have been wanting the jigsaw and router for some time now and was so bummed I missed on this deal I kept the page opened in a tab and would reload it every couple of days...
Combo 1: $199
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Octane Jig Saw (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
Combo 2: $159.00
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
These are Tool Only combos, also, someone mentioned here that all 5X tools are actually Octane, not sure as I do not have any Octane battery yet to test this...
- Richfields
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- Aug 19, 2011
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- West Coast
AMAZING, thanks so much for posting this. Just ordered one.Lumute wrote: ↑ Guys, the 3 & 2 Tool only combos are back in stock today!!!, there are actually a great deal if you were looking for those tools. I have been wanting the jigsaw and router for some time now and was so bummed I missed on this deal I kept the page opened in a tab and would reload it every couple of days...
Combo 1: $199
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Octane Jig Saw (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
Combo 2: $159.00
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
These are Tool Only combos, also, someone mentioned here that all 5X tools are actually Octane, not sure as I do not have any Octane battery yet to test this...
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- woolo
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damn how could i miss out this deal. omgLumute wrote: ↑ Guys, the 3 & 2 Tool only combos are back in stock today!!!, there are actually a great deal if you were looking for those tools. I have been wanting the jigsaw and router for some time now and was so bummed I missed on this deal I kept the page opened in a tab and would reload it every couple of days...
Combo 1: $199
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Octane Jig Saw (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
Combo 2: $159.00
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
These are Tool Only combos, also, someone mentioned here that all 5X tools are actually Octane, not sure as I do not have any Octane battery yet to test this...
- networksend
- Deal Addict
- Nov 24, 2015
- 2089 posts
- 2090 upvotes
- Durham Region
Got a router... now what’s the best place to get good router bits?Lumute wrote: ↑ Guys, the 3 & 2 Tool only combos are back in stock today!!!, there are actually a great deal if you were looking for those tools. I have been wanting the jigsaw and router for some time now and was so bummed I missed on this deal I kept the page opened in a tab and would reload it every couple of days...
Combo 1: $199
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Octane Jig Saw (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
Combo 2: $159.00
- Compact Router (Octane version)
- Random Orbit Sander (Regular version)
These are Tool Only combos, also, someone mentioned here that all 5X tools are actually Octane, not sure as I do not have any Octane battery yet to test this...
- msprnt
- Member
- Nov 20, 2008
- 413 posts
- 97 upvotes
- dipple
- Member
- Aug 11, 2007
- 300 posts
- 167 upvotes
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/maxi ... p.html#srpnetworksend wrote: ↑ Got a router... now what’s the best place to get good router bits?
I'm currently working with this set and it's been great so far. I figure buy this for light work, and if there is a bit I use a lot, I'll spend the money to buy a nicer version.
- networksend
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- Nov 24, 2015
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yah I looked at that one.... the reviews on mastercrap stuff have been pretty terrible lately, the sale price seems hard to beat tho.....dipple wrote: ↑ https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/maxi ... p.html#srp
I'm currently working with this set and it's been great so far. I figure buy this for light work, and if there is a bit I use a lot, I'll spend the money to buy a nicer version.
- DrifterX
- Jr. Member
- Nov 24, 2006
- 134 posts
- 116 upvotes
- GTA
- dipple
- Member
- Aug 11, 2007
- 300 posts
- 167 upvotes
Maximum is the better version.networksend wrote: ↑ yah I looked at that one.... the reviews on mastercrap stuff have been pretty terrible lately, the sale price seems hard to beat tho.....
There is a different set that is mastercraft - I figured it was the same thing rebranded, but the sets include a number of different bits https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mast ... p.html#srp
- Mmagic888
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- Jun 4, 2007
- 2118 posts
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The Mastercraft seems to have better reviews than the maximum router set... which one of the sets to get?dipple wrote: ↑ Maximum is the better version.
There is a different set that is mastercraft - I figured it was the same thing rebranded, but the sets include a number of different bits https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mast ... p.html#srp
- Krrrong
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- Jun 16, 2019
- 1025 posts
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- west as
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Not sure if this was posted but RIGID 12" mitre saw available for $238 at some locations.
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/home-de ... v-2338675/
Not sure if this was posted but RIGID 12" mitre saw available for $238 at some locations.
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/home-de ... v-2338675/
- oujifye
- Sr. Member
- Jul 31, 2009
- 516 posts
- 296 upvotes
- Ottawa
busy bee tool's store brand router bits are the best bang for the buck IF you only need individual bits.
- cchenzz
- Sr. Member
- Nov 14, 2006
- 736 posts
- 829 upvotes
I had the same decision to make a few years ago and I chose the Maximum router bit set over Mastercraft set. I am a light occasional user but I chose Maximum set because 1/2” bits (in the Maximum set) are more durable than 1/4” bits in general. When on sale the price difference is less than $10. However, I did also see some recent bad reviews on Cdn Tire website about individual bits of Maximum set not being good. I have not had this problem yet.
- Orwell84
- Newbie
- Aug 29, 2019
- 47 posts
- 145 upvotes
I wouldn't buy a set unless it was for a specific job or project that I knew I would use them for. Otherwise you will end up with lots of them collecting dust that you will never use.networksend wrote: ↑ Got a router... now what’s the best place to get good router bits?
I buy bits as I need them and the best ones quality vs price wise I have found the past few years have been from Lee Valley.
Lee Valley router bits
If you really just want to play with your new router and try some projects out then I would get something like this 75 piece set that is $95 at home depot online.
Good luck
Professional Woodworker 75-Piece Router Bit Set
- networksend
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- L4cky
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- Nov 18, 2008
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- Mont-Royal
i just received the k4h from homedepot, i wonder, what are the extra accessories? I feel ordering online, the package was open box.
Does it include for example a Right Angle Clamp?
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