Harbor Freight Tools

For years our family has shopped from Harbor Freight.  Most of those experiences have been positive, but a recent purchase has us wondering if this online store is slipping (or should I say sinking).Navigating the ...

The Physical Store Harbor Freight currently has store locations in 41 U.S. States. I have been to the Vineland, NJ store 4 times now and have made multiple purchases. It’s located about 25 minutes away from me. I can’t speak for all ...

How would you like to buy a nice compact bow saw for $2.99? Or how about a finish sander for only $14.99? How about 2 HP 4 gallon twin tank air compressor for only $99.99? Or a pair of kitchen scissors for only $0.99? These - and hundreds of other ...

I ordered a 5000 watt Devilbiss generator from the online store. It was a nice generator for $400.00 list price, so i thought. The shipping at the time was free so I ordered the generator and waited on my confirmation. After that I waited for my new ...

I bought my first Harbor Freight item a few years ago with considerable trepidation. After all, tools that cost pennies on the dollar relative to name-brand items from Home Depot, Sears, Lowes, Ace Hardware couldn't be any good, could they? Lucky for me ...

Let's get something out of the way up front. With very few exceptions, Harbor Freight (hereafter referred to as H-F) does not sell "brand name" tools. This does not mean the tools are necessarily inferior. There is a perception that "brand ...

I agree with most of the reviews here...their customer service sucks. I ordered a work bench and a vise on their web site. A week later, a post card arrives in the mail (I have no idea why they didn't send me an email) saying the bench was no longer ...

I have purchased many items from Harbor Freight over the years. From tarps, electrical tape, hammers, brad nailers, bar & pipe clamps, recip saws, drills, sanders and too many more items to remember. Most of HF's tools are "no name" generic Taiwanese ...

I'm not going to go into my own personal experience with Harbor Freight, with the exception of why I would watch what you purchase as far as certain items would go. For the most part, the prices are reasonable for just about everything. However, you ...

I have yet to complain about a tool I've ordered from Harbor Freight. So far I've bought a 10" compound miter saw, several nail guns and various other air tools, two angle grinders, a cutout drill, a circular sander, a wet tile saw and table, ratcheting ...

Harbor Freight offers cut rate tool prices but your experience with them could be either good or bad depending on your expectations. Unfortunately for Harbor Freight, the way many of us do projects doesn't fit their business model or maybe it does an ...

For several years now I have been packing home toys from this outfit and no doubt about it they can be cheap. I even shrugged off the occasional 1st time use breakage of some hand tools because they were too cheap to bother returning. However, a warning ...

Stores are what they are: ugly, harshly lit and crowded with cheap tools of  relatively low quality. Still, there are times when you don't need to spend a lot of money for a piece of hardware. If I use a tool only occasionally--a torque ...

My experience with Harbor Freight has been mixed and since I am a professional Handy Man, I buy a lot of tools. First, the good: Prices - Good to Great; Selection - Fair to Good; Returns - Good; Quality of Tools - Mixed: Hand Tools - Good; Pneumatic - ...

This place has a large inventory of mostly very inexpensive tools. Not everything is inexpensive. For example, Mig wire is more expensive there than most other places. The bulk is significantly cheaper than anywhere else in my area though and when you ...