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Another “Tell Us What You Want to Win” ToolGuyd Giveaway

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Okay, here’s the deal – ToolGuyd’s 5th anniversary is coming up in a few months (~mid-December), and I feel that giveaways are a great way to celebrate and thank some of the readers that made it possible.

To enter, browse around Amazon’s tool department, find some tools you would like to win, and describe it/them in a comment. A link, description, or brand and model number works fine. There’s an up to $50 limit, and the product(s) must be eligible for free or Prime shipping.

If you are new to ToolGuyd or have no idea what to ask for, you can also browse around our post archive for inspiration, but keep in mind the $50 max limit.

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Surprise me! is also an option, but will require your comment to include a haiku or 4-line poem.

US residents only.

Why are the prizes limited to what’s sold or fulfilled by Amazon? 1) Because they’re my favorite tool distributor (sorry everyone else, but it’s true), and 2) because I want to put as much of ToolGuyd’s giveaway budget towards prizes and as little as possible towards shipping fees.

There’s some latitude for straying away from tool-related categories, just don’t ask for a yoga mat, the latest romance novel, or anything too unrelated.

Search Now: Amazon Tool Dept.

How many winners? At least 1, maybe 2. I have $100 budgeted for this giveaway.

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Giveaway entry window ends 11:59pm ET 9/27/13

The first 1 or 2 winners will be chosen at random. If there’s money left I will start looking for names I recognize from previous comments.

Additional chances to win? None this time, but I wouldn’t mind if you wanted to:

Follow me on Google Plus (I signed up using a ToolGuyd email earlier today and quick-added everyone Google suggested to my circles. Follow me and I’ll have a reason to work on the profile.)
Follow ToolGuyd on Google Plus (And maybe I’ll have a reason to post there!)
Like ToolGuyd on Facebook
Follow ToolGuyd on Twitter
Subscribe to ToolGuyd’s YouTube Channel
Sign up for the Newsletter (And I’ll have a reason to send them on)

P.S. Amazon is not a sponsor and they know nothing about this giveaway. The above Amazon links are referral/affiliate links, meaning that if you place an order within a certain amount of time ToolGuyd receives a small commission. (Keep in mind that funding via Amazon referral commissions are partially responsible for keeping ToolGuyd operating smoothly, honestly, and independently, and also contribute to our giveaway budget.) No purchase is necessary to enter this giveaway. If you want to browse around on Amazon without our receiving referral credit, just type in amazon.com before clicking the links, or browse Amazon via an incognito or private browser window.

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70 Comments

  1. Thanks for doing this Giveaway. I would love to win one of the following multitools,
    Either the Leatherman 830846 Skeletool Multitool or Leatherman Super Multitool 300 with Premium Sheath. The super Multitool 300 has all the awesome features that Leatherman has to offer. I would love to win anything, but if I had to choose 300 super tool has to be the 1. Thanks.

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  2. Thank you for doing this Stuart. Although I am fine if I don’t win, I personally would prefer an American made Stack-On brand model number R-519-2 metal tool box. This is well under $50 and because this is shipped and sold directly by Amazon, shipping is free. Naturally is Amazon Prime certified as well.

    But since this item is 100% American made, not only would you buying an awesome product, but you would be support American jobs as well. So you’d be doing multiple awesome actions in all one.

    Thank you Stuart regardless.

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  4. I would like a Leatherman Wingman. Has the tools on it I use the most, yet is small enough to always carry with me.

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  6. How are we supposed to trim our wish lists down to less than $50 given all the great tools you have reviewed?

    I suppose need is the driving element for me, so I have been wanting a portable tool box/work center. The Stanley 3-in-1 Rolling Workshop would meet my needs for that and is below the cost point.
    http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009CP4FAK

    Thank you!

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  7. What a great giveaway!

    I had a hard time looking for tools in amazon.
    I narrowed it down to:

    Irwin Industrial Tools 3041006 Speedbor Max Spade Bit Set, 6-Piece

    And

    A magna cart ideal hand truck http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001HBH1BM/

    Both items together total under $50 but if I can only get one item I would like the Irwin speedbor max set

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  11. Supercool offer… I love 2 things – power tools and now, scorpion hunting… I just went with a buddy and its awesome! They really glow in the dark!!! I dont know if a blacklight flashlight is too off subject, but even if I don’t win, any advice on a good one?

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  12. Perfect… ToolGuyd Christmas in December! Thanks!

    My first thought was a set of nifty Westling socket holders, but then realized they not Amazon. My second thought was the nifty B&D Gyro electric screwdriver. After reading your reviews both of these sounded really nifty and I haven’t made the plunge yet. Yep, both would be great presents, as they are not something I’ll buy for myself right now.

    What I really want for Xmas, and I know I will get it…… Great tool reviews/ideas and notice of good buys from ToolGuyd, just as you have in the past. Thanks!

    With great seasonal anticipation!

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    • Cut him some slack, shipping to other countries tends to be quite expensive and considering Stuart is spending his own hard earned money and up to $100, you can’t blame him for having some restrictions. I don’t know any other bloggers, especially tool bloggers that are that generous. Even if I don’t win anything I sincerely appreciate that Stuart is doing this.

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      • Relax Stan. Stu is a great guy and i’m not busting his balls. North America is all the same to me.

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  14. The TSA just confiscated my Leatherman Micra on Sunday. I guess that 1.6 inch blade really intimidated those big strong TSA agents. Anyway, I miss it already. Would love to get it replaced.

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  15. Congrats on the upcoming 5 years! Great website content, Stuey! As a fellow Garage Journal member, I am a big fan of Snap-on’s Dual 80 ratchets. I own 1/4″ and 3/8″ drive, non-flex versions. After reading positive comments on Garage Journal, I have my eye on this Dual 80 ratchet twin: Bahco model 8150, 1/2″ drive, 10.5″ long ratchet. Here is the Amazon.com link: http://www.amazon.com/BAHCO-8150-1-Comfort-Enclosed-Ratchet/dp/B006MHEGCS/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1379800769&sr=8-7&keywords=bahco+1%2F2%22+drive. Thanks.

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  16. Here are a couple.
    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=lp_328182011_nr_n_0?rh=n%3A228013%2Cn%3A!468240%2Cn%3A328182011%2Cn%3A128061011&bbn=328182011&ie=UTF8&qid=1379817677&rnid=328182011

    The chain saw sharpening kit would be a great addition to the truck. Chains can get expensive. And a dull chain is an invitation to an accident.

    http://www.amazon.com/Oregon-541221-PowerSharp-Starter-16-Inch/dp/B003VS0YAE/ref=sr_1_33?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1379817981&sr=1-33&keywords=chainsaw+sharpener

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  17. one stanley 25 foot tape measure
    one dewalt folding utility knife
    one fifty pack of irwin bimetal utility blades

    thank very much

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  18. I have had what I call my “Electrical Toolbox” for 30+ years. One would think that I would be intelligent enough to have some safety screwdrivers in there. Wrong.

    Although I’m just a home owner, I seem to use it a lot for myself and family.

    So I would really enjoy the Wiha 32092 Slotted And Phillips Insulated Screwdriver Set, 1000 Volt, 6 Piece set.
    amazon.com/Wiha-32092-Phillips-Insulated-Screwdriver/dp/B001U3FOIY/ref=sr_1_3?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1379953059&sr=1-3&keywords=electricians+screwdrivers

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  21. Stuart, like so many others I wish to say thanks for what you are doing. The new 20″ metal tool box you just reviewed would be a great addition to my shop. American made Stack-On. Again , thanks. NCD

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  25. I’m stuck between a few! The salvager in me wants a Deck Wrecker for the endless supply of wood to practice with (http://www.amazon.com/UFPI-LBR-Treated-Duckbill-Wrecker/dp/B003F6TLYM/ref=sr_1_1?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1380042226&sr=1-1&keywords=pallet), the bookbinder/beginning leatherworker/noob woodworker wants a spokeshave (http://www.amazon.com/Robert-Larson-580-1000-Kunz-Spokeshave/dp/B000CD1MVQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1380043461&sr=1-1&keywords=spokeshave), the excited-to-use-the-lathe part of me REALLY wants this Simple Shear Cutting Finisher (http://www.amazon.com/Simple-Shear-Cutting-Finisher-Hollowing/dp/B0036Z4AQG/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1380043940&sr=1-1&keywords=lathe+chisel), but really, I could use an apron or bib like this (http://www.amazon.com/Bucket-Boss-Brand-83200-Super/dp/B000022444/ref=zg_tr_322566011_7) to keep the dust/chips off of me, as I keep finding new woods I’m allergic to!

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  28. Wright Tools 3430 ratchet is what I would love to win…. Small compact and practical for a to-go set of tools.

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  30. I would love to win a Leatherman Wave. I had one forever that recently disappeared and it would be great to replace it. Awesome website. Keep up the good work!

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  31. I’d love to win a Kershaw Skyline pocketknife. I recently started EDC-ing a pocket knife, a Kershaw OD-2, but unfortunately recently lost it. That was a great knife, but I’d like a bit larger one and the Skyline is made in the USA, so I think that would be a good replacement.

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  32. Thanks for putting together a great site- I recently stumbled across toolguyd and have spent far too much time reading your reviews! If I need one thing right now it is organization for the small bits and bobs that float around the shop, and I really would like to try out the Bosch LBOXX cases (which is how I found your site) but have not yet taken the leap.

    Something like this would be perfect: http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-i-Boxx72-10-Click-Storage-System/dp/B00BD5G622/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1380076211&sr=8-19&keywords=lboxx

    Thanks again,

    Matt

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  34. 1. Dewalt Toughsystem small toolbox- great gift for the DIY’er all the way to the contractor, long lasting, tough, all while staying organized. with all those attributes makes for a productive project. Still haven’t been able to make the leap and buy one but a few people on my crew have one and there pretty handy.

    2. C.B. Hanson Magnet Stud finder- Probably the best time saving tool that is simple, cheap, dependable and often looked over. On the Job site I have crews from all different trades asking where I got it and how great of a product it is, My Company now requires all trim carpenters to carry one. (I have 3 but still a good giveaway for someone)

    3. I would love a nice durable rechargeable headlamp if possible I’m always jealous of people with the nice ones instead I’m stuck with my battery hungry Duracell. 🙁

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  35. i would love to win this for working on the car and projects around the house, it seems like this would be very handy in not having to switch wrenches or finding an adaptor. has 72 precision teeth. seems like a good deal.

    Neiko Quadruple Ratchet Handle 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″ with Bit Driver
    http://www.amazon.com/Neiko-Quadruple-Ratchet-Handle-Driver/dp/B00B4ZVB8K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380175167&sr=8-1&keywords=Neiko+Quadruple+Ratchet+Handle+1%2F4%22%2C+3%2F8%22%2C+1%2F2%22+with+Bit+Driver

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  36. Either of these would come in extremely handy:

    DMT D3EFC 3-inch Dia-Sharp® Sharpener->
    http://www.amazon.com/DMT-D3EFC-Dia-Sharp%C2%AE-Extra-Fine-Diamond/dp/B00006IIO3/?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1380222086&sr=1-34&keywords=sharpeners
    This is a terrific idea-have a complete sharpening kit in your shirtpocket!

    Spyderco Ceramic File 4 Piece Set w/ Leather Pouch->
    http://www.amazon.com/Spyderco-Ceramic-Piece-Leather-Pouch/dp/B0002IXQLK/?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1380222260&sr=1-51&keywords=sharpeners
    These would be a great help when sharpening/deburring odd shaped surfaces as well as putting a finished edge on your knife.

    Anyone who hasn’t tried ceramic or diamond sharpening media really owes to himself to do so, in my opinion.

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  40. I would love to win LBoxx gear. Lboxxes are like potato chips or heroin, once you have some you NEED more (and more, and more, and more)…

    I can’t decide which one I would like to win the most, I’m leaning toward Bosch L-Boxx 1A but please feel free to surprise me.

    That being said, I submit to you my haiku:

    my tools everywhere
    then Lboxx entered my life
    organization

    Thanks.

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  42. Stuart, I like your suggestion of the DEWALT DWST08203 Tough System Case, Large. I’m putting together a “to go” toolbox ready packed with tools for in-the-field disassembly of reusable materials from pallets and discarded furniture. I’m stunned by what some of my fellow college students throw away. Just last night I rescued a full set of pots and pans that were barely used and they are on their way to Goodwill.

    http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DWST08203-Tough-System-Large/dp/B005HNJQAU/?tag=toolguyd-20

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  43. Thank you Stuart for all your hard work, and of course for the Toolguyd giveaway. I would like to have a better led flash light. TheMaglite XL200 LED Flashlight, Black seems to fit the bill. http://www.amazon.com/Maglite-XL200-S3016-XL200-Flashlight-Black/dp/B005EHL6O8/?tag=toolguyd-20 Plus still under $50. Here goes my 4 line poem.
    I need a up grade, the only one that cares is Stuart. I have to stop buying my flash lights at Menards or from old farts. Maybe I should start going back to Kmart. And stop avoiding Walmart, so I can buy and fill up my cart. Or just go back to playing the harp and watching martial arts.

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  45. love the blog. Longtime lurker
    anyhow if I had by choice of items I would Like a Bosch LBOXX-1A
    looks so much sturdier that what I use currently. Also it would be an excuse to finally shell out some money for some of the other LBOXX products

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  46. Stuart,
    Since you mentioned it as a suggestion, I wouldn’t mind a Dewalt Tough system small box. Thanks for doing this give away! Your reviews and mentions have led to quite a few of my tool purchases. Keep up the good work.

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  47. would love to win a metric double box wrench set like this http://www.amazon.com/Sunex-9950M-Metric-Double-Wrench/dp/B000XW0Y2O/ref=sr_1_11?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1380332214&sr=1-11&keywords=metric+double+box+wrench+set#productDetails my toolbox is also lacking 1/4 drive ratchets in flex head and long handle http://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-81009F-4-Inch-Ratchet-Cushion/dp/B009OC8LPQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1380332472&sr=1-1&keywords=1%2F4+flex+ratchet

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  51. Would love to win the Williams 5pc mixed set.
    BTW, love you site.
    Thanks for all the reviews.
    –David

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  53. I would like a Williams 5pc. screwdriver mixed set.Just came back from a high school cross country meet where another parent needed a screwdriver and I did not have one in my car. I could have saved the day with the Williams screwdrivers.

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  54. I’d like a Leatherman Squirt ES4 Multitool:
    http://www.amazon.com/Leatherman-831204-Squirt-Keychain-Scissor/dp/B0032Y4IUE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380455882&sr=8-1&keywords=Leatherman+Squirt+ES4

    I don’t really care about color, though I had Red before, so maybe Blue or Black to change it up…
    As I said I’ve had one before and it was GREAT. I’m an electrician at a plant and it saved me so many trips to go and get my regular strippers.
    Being on a key chain, I lost it somehow about 2 years ago. It was a birthday present I just never replaced it. I intended to get a second one for my home keys (this one was on my work keys), it just never happened.
    I really wish Leatherman would make a full sized model with more tools.

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  55. I would love to see some milwaukee batteries both 12&18volt. And or step bits.

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  58. Now that the Giveaways are over you should let us know who won this giveaway and the makita gold giveaway 🙂

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  59. A couple more winners have been selected and notified. I’ll come back next month to select one or two more.

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  60. I won! I won! Thanks Stuart. I would be a daily reader even without the increased incentive of the occassional tool give away. Congrats on the anniversary and keep up the good work. I will put the Leatherman Rebar to good use!

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