HOT Amazon Tool Deals
- $20 Amazon gift card with select Drill Doctor purchase
- $Extra 30%-off Select Youngstown Gloves
- $10 off a $50+ Skil order
- $5 off select Stanley $25+ orders
- $10 off $50+ Black & Decker order
- $20 off $100+, $40 off $200+ Bosch orders
- $10 off $125+ select Dremel orders
- $10 off $50+ and $20 off $100+ RotoZip orders
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Tag Archives: Beta
Beta Tool Sale/Price Drops at Amazon
Quite a few Beta hand tools dropped in price recently, making this a good time to pick up a few items. Continue reading
Am I Missing Something? $1200 for Drill Bit Set?!
This Beta 91 piece cobalt drill bit set costs a whopping $1213. Twelve hundred dollars for 91 twist drill bits! A quick check of a few industrial suppliers shows that a top-quality 115pc cobalt set can be found for around $800 … Continue reading
Beta Engineers Hammer Hands-on Review
As part of my shop rebuild, I have been researching and buying several new hand tools for quick use, like my go-to screwdrivers. These tools are intended to be hung on a pegboard for easy access and will be used to perform … Continue reading
Posted in Hammers & Mallets, Hand Tools, Tool Reviews
Tagged Beta, Engineers Hammer
4 Comments | August 20th, 2010
Amazon, PB Swiss, and Beta Tools on Sale!
About two weeks ago, we talked a bit about Amazon’s PB Swiss and Wiha sales? Of course we took advantage of these sales ourselves! Above is one of Jeff’s recent purchases of 2 screwdrivers, 2 cold chisels, and 7 punches. Total cost – $14.
Posted in DealGuyd
Tagged Beta, PB Swiss Tools, What We're Buying, Wiha
Leave a comment | August 12th, 2010
Beta Tools – Lower Prices and 10% Discount!
We have been wanting to try out Beta tools since before Small Parts began carrying them, but the prices were a bit on the high side. Well, Small Parts seems to have been reading our minds since not only did they … Continue reading
Beta Tools Now Available via Small Parts & Amazon!!
As promised a few weeks ago, Small Parts is now selling Beta tools! You can purchase these fine Italian-made tools from Small Parts’ website, or their shop on Amazon (which we find easier to navigate). I am VERY excited about this – can you tell? Oh, … Continue reading