Harbor Freight Tormek Clone Grinder $68-COUPON

[-MIKE-]

Here ya go...

you speak of me, speak well.

[J. Clarke]

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[TD Driver]

Many thanks, Mike. You da man!

Larry

[cm]

I stopped at a HF store yesterday to look at the Fein MM type tool they are selling. They didn't have any in stock, but they did have the Tormek copy on the shelf. I was a little surprised how cheesy it looked even for a HF tool. I would love to hear continued reviews.

cm

[DGDevin]

The price with the coupon is attractive, but by now I've learned that cheaper isn't always a better deal. Sometimes paying more is cheaper in the long run, and I have to think something made in Germany is probably built to higher standards than a similar item made in China.

[mac davis]

Well, spend what you want, but I don't think where it's made has as much impact as HOW it's made..

I'm sure that there are no places in Germany making cheap tools, though..

As the owner of a shop full of mostly chi-wan-ese tools, mostly Jet lathes, I'm impressed with a good tool, and don't really care where it's made..

(not implying that the HF tool is good or bad, as I haven't seen it)

mac

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[Robatoy]

Clone grinder, eh? Is that used when your clone gets dull? Or is it used to make clone sausage? . . . . Sorry, I suffer from Lee Michaels' disease.