Harbor Freight will soon be in St. Mary's County

buddscreek

Active Member
So just for chits a giggles, I "inventoried" just the combination wrench drawer of my shop roll around. LMFAO...it's the "United Nations of Tools" drawer. Here is what I found at least one of:
Crescent
Thorsen
Lectrolite
Carlyle
TRW
S-K
Kobalt
Craftsman
Armstrong
Stanley
Barcalo
Fuller
GearWrench
Companion
Alden
Williams
Snap-On
TrueCraft
Wizard
Great Neck
K-D
Duratest


Nobody could every accuse me of having a "favorite" tool brand....

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waterloo boxes are the chit.. imo. i considered armstong the best hand tools made. sold alot of them and williams to the power plants.
 

PeoplesElbow

Well-Known Member
So just for chits a giggles, I "inventoried" just the combination wrench drawer of my shop roll around. LMFAO...it's the "United Nations of Tools" drawer. Here is what I found at least one of:
Crescent
Thorsen
Lectrolite
Carlyle
TRW
S-K
Kobalt
Craftsman
Armstrong
Stanley
Barcalo
Fuller
GearWrench
Companion
Alden
Williams
Snap-On
TrueCraft
Wizard
Great Neck
K-D
Duratest


Nobody could every accuse me of having a "favorite" tool brand....

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At first glance I thought that was an AARP sticker on your box.
 

PrchJrkr

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So just for chits a giggles, I "inventoried" just the combination wrench drawer of my shop roll around. LMFAO...it's the "United Nations of Tools" drawer. Here is what I found at least one of:
Crescent
Thorsen
Lectrolite
Carlyle
TRW
S-K
Kobalt
Craftsman
Armstrong
Stanley
Barcalo
Fuller
GearWrench
Companion
Alden
Williams
Snap-On
TrueCraft
Wizard
Great Neck
K-D
Duratest


Nobody could every accuse me of having a "favorite" tool brand....

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My OCD just kicked into warp drive. :twitch:
 

LightRoasted

If I may ...
For your consideration ...

So just for chits a giggles, I "inventoried" just the combination wrench drawer of my shop roll around. LMFAO...it's the "United Nations of Tools" drawer. Here is what I found at least one of:
Crescent
Thorsen
Lectrolite
Carlyle
TRW
S-K
Kobalt
Craftsman
Armstrong
Stanley
Barcalo
Fuller
GearWrench
Companion
Alden
Williams
Snap-On
TrueCraft
Wizard
Great Neck
K-D
Duratest


Nobody could every accuse me of having a "favorite" tool brand....

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No body needs that many tools. Why . . . . . there outta be a law. Especially for those high capacity tools.
 

glhs837

Power with Control
Cheapest place to buy Evaporust and I collect their wooden 3D puzzles.

Also use their old people stuff section for walkers, suction cup bath tub handles etc for my mom.

Sometimes you gotta make a special too. HF stuff great for that.

Also, put a solar powered motion detecting light in the motorcycle shed like five years back. GReat for when I get back after dark.
 

LtownTaxpayer

Active Member
I have two Diston saws I still use. I have to get them sharpened and set some day.
My grandfather worked for Diston in Philadelphia. He started out as a packer, but he worked his way into the office doing bookkeeping and finance. I am searching for Diston saws to give to my siblings. They are well made tools - at least the ones I have seen.
 

David

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CALIFORNIA, Md. – Shasho Consulting, P.A. Commercial Real Estate announced on April 28, 2023, that Harbor Freight Tools is set to open a store in the Laurel Glen Shopping Center. The store will occupy a portion of the former Weis space located at 45315 Alton Lane.

Actually, they just have a blog where they post new businesses coming to the area. So, I'm not sure that they actually hand any hand in this, although since HF is renting the building, perhaps they handled the lease.

Harbor Freight has signed up to lease a portion of the former Weis space at the Laurel Glenn Shopping Center on Alton Lane in California, MD. No proposed opening date yet.

The information I provide is from sources I deem creditable. I make no warranty as to its accuracy as things are constantly changing. The opinions expressed on this page are mine only and do not represent anyone else.

But, he does have good info on his blog.

 

PeoplesElbow

Well-Known Member
My grandfather worked for Diston in Philadelphia. He started out as a packer, but he worked his way into the office doing bookkeeping and finance. I am searching for Diston saws to give to my siblings. They are well made tools - at least the ones I have seen.
Thats awesome, even the newer ones that use plywood for the handles are good saws imho, but the hand saw snobs turn their noses up at them.

Yea, there are handsaw snobs that restore and collect Diston saws. The ones with the rosewood handles are the ones people want. I used mine to do a small rip cut in Ipe to fit around a pole when doing my deck. If you know anything about Ipe, its very very hard, called ironwood for a reason.
 

spr1975wshs

Mostly settled in...
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The new location is now on their website as Coming Soon. Looking to open the location by the end of August.
 

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
It LOOKS like - TWO stores are going in, where the old Food Lion was. I mean, the exterior sure looks that way.

So - one Harbor Freight - what's the other?
 

PeoplesElbow

Well-Known Member
It LOOKS like - TWO stores are going in, where the old Food Lion was. I mean, the exterior sure looks that way.

So - one Harbor Freight - what's the other?
Nail Salon, Liquor store, Chinese restaurant, or Mexican restaurant would be my giess
 
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