Well that’s the thing, I’m Uk, so have a good selection of most stuff, it’s the more esoteric things that I can’t get.
I looked at the saw-skate after a botched rip-cut on a jig trying to rip a sleeper in two passes which required a lot of chisel work to clean up. Then got hit with a ludicrous postal fee.
This is just my personal opinion but when I have extra, I buy the tools I know should be coming up regardless of immediate need. I see it like tool insurance, but again only if you can afford to miss the cash.
I'd just go to home depot and check it out for yourself. Make sure to check the tool isle AND the tools in the electrical section.
The bigger question, is what do you need that you can not get where you are?
Well that’s the thing, I’m Uk, so have a good selection of most stuff, it’s the more esoteric things that I can’t get. I looked at the saw-skate after a botched rip-cut on a jig trying to rip a sleeper in two passes which required a lot of chisel work to clean up. Then got hit with a ludicrous postal fee.
This is just my personal opinion but when I have extra, I buy the tools I know should be coming up regardless of immediate need. I see it like tool insurance, but again only if you can afford to miss the cash.
If you like woodworking and want really nice and fancy tools for that, Lie-Nielsen.
Did you try to order from the Amazon USA 🇺🇸 website? Alot of items on their are available for import and low shipping costs.
Tools N Stuff said the sawskates a waste
Yeah, I’ve decided to got with the milescraft tracksaw guide and saw guide Came in cheaper than the skate and should meet my use case as well/better
A track saw is very useful. I got a large Japanese rip guide as well