I’m a big fan of PB Swiss Tools, but there’s just one problem – they’re kind of pricey. Oh, they’re certainly worth every penny, but why pay full price if you don’t have to?
Every year, the 2 main USA PB Swiss Tool distributors hold Black Friday and Thanksgiving weekend sales that help to soften the costs.
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If you’d like the give the brand but unsure of what to buy first, check out our PB Swiss Tool reviews!
Reminder: Black Friday is 11/27/2015 this year.
So… will you be buying any PB Swiss Tools this year?
Maybe some low profile hex keys? Single-piece bit sockets? A stubby bit holding screwdriver? Rainbow color-coded hex keys? An Insider EDC bit screwdriver? Something else?
Count on Tools (pbtools.us/)
11/27 thru 11/30: Save 30% on ALL Items, when you shop at PBTools.us, + free bonus offers for orders over $150
11/27 only: Save 10% when you shop online at their Amazon PB Swiss Tool Shop
So why shop at their Amazon store and save 10% when you can shop directly and save 30%? At Amazon, the items are in-stock, ready to ship, and qualify for free Amazon Prime or Super Saver shipping.
If you only want to buy a small item or two, 10% off and free shipping can save you more than 30%.
There are some exclusions – sale items, discontinued, and clearanced tools are excluded from the 30% off promo.
Tool Lady
11/27: Save 25% off all orders
11/28: Save 20% off all orders
11/29: Save 15% off all orders
Plus free shipping on $250+ orders.
Discounts will be applied to your order based on website or email timestamp. You can order from the website, or email them into Rachel Straight (Tool Lady II) at info (at) toollady.com.
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Vaheh
Nice, I’d like some though I really don’t have a need already having access to most everything else.
Chris Fyfe
Quick dumb question , are PB 1/4″ hex safe for Impact use ?
Not that I’m tempted , I reserve them for precision hand driving . Just wanted to know .
Chris
Stuart
I haven’t tried it, and since they’re not recommended for such use, I wouldn’t recommend it.
PB Swiss bits are very durable, but like you I’ve reserved my PB Swiss bits (the few I have) for manual screwdriver use. I don’t think I have any Power Bit sized (2″) PB Swiss bits.