Thread: Show us your impulse buy

I was impressed by those cordless Sawzall things that people here seem to have, so on my last visit to the store I stopped when I chanced to see some, Dewalt or Stanley or something. I think the saw cost about Baht 4.5K, which seemed pricey. Then I realized that did not include a battery. The battery, it turned out, was another B 2.5K. For a battery? "Yes, buy me, then you are my bitch for life because I only fit my own brand of tools, you'll have to buy a shed load of my brand. 555"

Then I saw this cordless reciprocating saw at a bargain price, so on impulse I bought it.

Originally Posted by Shutree

I was impressed by those cordless Sawzall things that people here seem to have, so on my last visit to the store I stopped when I chanced to see some, Dewalt or Stanley or something. I think the saw cost about Baht 4.5K, which seemed pricey. Then I realized that did not include a battery. The battery, it turned out, was another B 2.5K. For a battery? "Yes, buy me, then you are my bitch for life because I only fit my own brand of tools, you'll have to buy a shed load of my brand. 555"

Then I saw this cordless reciprocating saw at a bargain price, so on impulse I bought it.

The only way to get good value with cordless is to buy the set. The sets usually come with a good assortment. Who doesn't need a drill and a rechargeable flashlight..

And if not then something with a cord will be cheap. But not as cheap as that