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The pic of the cutie is bait to get you to read my thread.
I am an electrical apprentice trying to build a 2nd set of tools, mainly for side-work. What websites do you guys use to find deals on bundles?
I am fucking sick of shopping at hardware stores. All of them have only a few brands to choose from, requiring me to visit several different places to shop for the greatest amount of variety and sales; all the while knowing what's on the shelves is only a fraction of the manufacturer's catalog and the "discounts" are petty.
I'm used to shopping online for computer parts with several different sites: newegg, amazon, tiger direct, etc that offer good prices, a wide selection, bundle deals, and sales.. What are similar online tool distributors you guys use?
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Jokes on you pal. Most people who are good at DIY seem to have pretty tasty birds.
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>>1063582
I've got a tasty bird myself but I still jack off every morning before work, after work, and pretty much any time the old lady isn't home.
Don't wanna show up at the jobsite with a loaded gun.
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Where's that classic blunder meme when you need him? Oh well, have a Constanza.
(Was gonna say 'post pics of tasty birds, faggots' but then I remembered I wasn't in /b/)
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don't buy tools in bundle mate. buy each one individually. why a second set? cannot take your mains home?
knipex, wiha , wera can all be found on amazon
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OK
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>>1063579
>Not making your own tools.
It's like you don't want to have fun.
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>>1063579
Gonna need some more hot girls before I read that paragraph
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