Connecticut much better luck then central New Jersey, where there is never and I mean never anything remotely good or interesting on clearance in about 6 HD radius from me.
That may be true, I don’t know. But last year as we traveled through NJ my wife allowed me to stop along the way in a few stores. Found penny stuff in all of them.
Here is a receipt with the store address not blocked out on a couple of Bosch “Laser Measurers” In the post above I had ghosted out the store address.
Found a bunch of stuff in the Worlds largest HD in Union, NJ too
You probably didn’t know we have a shed also :laughing:
I should of known—I’m a Collector also
Yeah just gotta be in the right location, Neptune and Union are about 1 hour each way from where I am so it’s tough to rationalize the drive not knowing if you will find something or come up empty.
I visited the HD in Chesterfield, MO, this morning and saw a cart full of various 1-cent LED bulbs, but I learned they were not for sale and were to be donated, probably to Habitat for Humanity.
I just came from my local Home Depot and saw these. 1/2 inch impact driver, battery and charger for $50!
There were 9 and as I was looking at them another guy walked up from the other side of the table.
Then I noticed that it included a 4Ah battery! When I told him that and showed him that the battery goes for $79 by inself, he grabbed 2.
So not to be out done, I grabbed 3 :laughing:
After off loading into my car I went back in. When I saw that the tool only package goes for $119.00, I bought 2 more. :sunglasses:
Then I went back in again, this all took about 10 minutes, and the last two were still there.
So I said what the heck, I’ll grab those too. :person_facepalming:
ugh, wow I need a new battery and charger for my older nicad ryoibi, this would be perfect if it even existed near me at that price, I was looking at a battery/charger set up for $60, I need to move to CT lol.
I have a lot of the old NiCd Ryobi tools and they really perform well using the compatible Li-Ion bats
yeah another wasted trip for me, they had a kit like that but with 2 batteries for $100, seems like they ship all the good stuff to Connecticut.
Sometimes they just make it too easy 
I just got back from traveling, here are some good deals I found.
This combination pack of square and level rang up for $2.53
Here is a 5 piece plier set I missed!
These Wiss duckbill cutters rang up for $3.53. You may still find them mixed in with a similar looking straight cutter.
And Ryobi now has a 6Ah battery!
But if you think that is something, Milwaukee now has a 12Ah battery pack, although I have yet to see one for sale.
These Feit recess can replacements are $3.83 for both the 6” and the 4” —— Great tint very bright
Also this 10 pack of bulbs was $7—- one of my favorite bulb for tint
Jeez dchomak,
I like to just get one of those in my garage… deals like that at the home depots near me are unicorns…
You must make a good living just selling home depot clearance stuff…
Yeh, I figured by now dchomak had single handedly bankrupted that store and forced it to shut down. 
Word, dude a legend on BLF for finding those great deals.
Been going a long time without posting up HD deals! Just not much out there nowadays, or too busy to post up? (Question directed to all, but dchomak first and foremost.)
-Garry
The Glory Days of the Defiant Super Thrower appear over. Well let’s see if this Black Friday and Xmas throws us a last hurrah.
Hmm, I have one of those sitting here right next to me….
The Defiant 500-Lumen Utility LED Light is $9.97 at Home Depot. It runs on four AA batteries which are included. Actually the batteries provided are Defiant alkaline batteries with a 2023 expiration date.
The light is cool white and the beam is very homogeneous over about a 160 degree cone. The advertised 500 lumens looks accurate. Since I'm going to store it in the trunk of my car, I replaced the alkaleaks with AmazonBasics High Capacity Ni-MH AA batteries. Plenty of room is provided in the battery compartment for these slightly over-sized high capacity batteries. The overall build quality of this utility light is actually quite good.
This Home Depot special has been posted on BensBargains.com off-and on for a week, but I haven't noticed it in this thread. Pardon if I've double posted.
Edit: If anyone is interested in some limited test data on AmazonBasics High Capacity Batteries, check out this post. << Conclusion, you may be better off with Eneloop batteries for longevity. Edited.>>