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- f***f (88)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseThe item was practically in a brand new condition and as described. There was a small hiccup with shipping, but seller was very quick to communicate with me and correct the issue.
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Reviews (52)
06 June 2018
It's a Dewalt
It's a Dewalt; what else needs to be said. Could there be improvements. Yes, it needs a larger blade holder so you can fit some hook blades in with the straight blades. But all in all it is a great knife, especially if you have a big hand like I do. The blade changing is one of the easiest there is. It securely locks in the closed, mid, and fully open positions so you can lean on it without fear of it retracting...as long as you keep your finger away from the slide button on top. I'd highly recommend this knife for anyone who uses one of these frequently. I like this knife for drywall and the Bostitch two blade for roofing because a hook blade is readily accessible.
06 April 2021
Look elsewhere...aluminum couplings will corrode and "weld" to brass/bronze
This hose is only appropriate for use if you have a plastic hose bib or are attaching it to extend a hose that has plastic fittings. It is manufactured with aluminum couplings (I didn't read the description thoroughly enough!) that if attached to a brass/bronze hose bib on a house will corrode and "weld" itself to the hose bib. Then you have to try and figure out how to cut it off without damaging the threads on the hose bib. If you try and get it off with a pipe wrench you better be prepared to shut your house water off until you can replace the cracked hose bib or pipe connected to the hose bib. It is probably why these things are selling so cheaply. I coated ours with waterproof marine grease and am hoping for the best. Spend the extra money and get a decent hose with brass couplings!
27 June 2019
Rolls Royce of spinning reels
This is the Rolls Royce of normal-sized spinning reels and even used it far exceeds the smoothness, attention to detail, and drag that is second-to-none. The size I bought (2000) is not sold in the US so the owner's manual and parts manual are in Japanese. I hope I never need either. If you want a lifetime spinning reel I don't think you can beat a lightly used Stella.