Harbor Freight Rotary Blades 45 mm on sale (updated)
02-01-2011, 08:04 PM
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Some one else had posted about them on sale...this is the order I placed and got a discount code plus a free mini flashlight.
Shipping was $6.99 but overall still cheaper than I can get blades anywhere else. Thanks to original poster (lost who)
Pack of 2 Carpet Cutter Replacement Blades #97642
1 (x) $1.34
Coupon: UPROMISE10 (10% off one item)
9 (x) $1.49
Ordered: 10
$14.70
3.5" 9 LED Mini Flashlight 65020
1 (x) $0.00
Coupon: LIGHTS -- gives you light free
Ordered: 1
Total with shipping & tax was less than $23 --
for 20 blades and mini light!
Shipping was $6.99 but overall still cheaper than I can get blades anywhere else. Thanks to original poster (lost who)
Pack of 2 Carpet Cutter Replacement Blades #97642
1 (x) $1.34
Coupon: UPROMISE10 (10% off one item)
9 (x) $1.49
Ordered: 10
$14.70
3.5" 9 LED Mini Flashlight 65020
1 (x) $0.00
Coupon: LIGHTS -- gives you light free
Ordered: 1
Total with shipping & tax was less than $23 --
for 20 blades and mini light!
02-01-2011, 08:18 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 282
We have a Harbor Freight here and I bought some of the blades. I think they are as good or better than the ones you pay $4 or $5 buck @ for in other places.
They usually have a coupon in paper where you get some free item if you spend $29..00 or more
The people there are friendly too. But not a store I get excited about, that is a hubby store.
They usually have a coupon in paper where you get some free item if you spend $29..00 or more
The people there are friendly too. But not a store I get excited about, that is a hubby store.
02-01-2011, 08:45 PM
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Location: Calif (San Joaquin Valley)
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Thanks for the info. I just ordered some, plus a few other goodies, such as a magnetic wristband. I never was any good at using a pincushion, especially one on my wrist. I fumble too much getting the pins poked in. Slows down my sewing which bugs me. Hoping with a magnetic wristband I can just "toss" the pins at it & keep the pedal to the metal. :D
02-02-2011, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
Thanks for the info. I just ordered some, plus a few other goodies, such as a magnetic wristband. I never was any good at using a pincushion, especially one on my wrist. I fumble too much getting the pins poked in. Slows down my sewing which bugs me. Hoping with a magnetic wristband I can just "toss" the pins at it & keep the pedal to the metal. :D
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