Never pass up a yard sale

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moggymatt
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Never pass up a yard sale

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$15.00
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I recently picked up 7 hand planes that need a bit of rust removal but I got it for 25 bucks... Sold me the tools I wanted by how much I could fit in the bucket. lol
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At a garage sale last Saturday this nice little corded B&D variable speed reversible 3/8" drill followed me home for $3.
It runs very quietly and smoothly. Has a few years on it but little use.
Since I am now working at setting up shop #3 I watch for extra tools so I don't have to cart stuff back and forth... Who am I kidding... I just love tools... :rolleyes: :)
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