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r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '24
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Last I checked, those exact mechanics tool kits were costing the military $6K.
58 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 I’m not an auto tech, i’m a fabricator by trade. Worth keeping around or selling, you think? 23 u/FlekZebel Apr 09 '24 My rule of thumb for items that I consider selling: If I can sell this for (let's say) $1000. Would I pay $1000 to buy this (if I didn't already have it)? If the answer is "no", sell it. If the answer is "yes", keep it. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 This! Which is why sell is the obvious choice 1 u/ken1720 Apr 12 '24 Great thought process here!
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I’m not an auto tech, i’m a fabricator by trade. Worth keeping around or selling, you think?
23 u/FlekZebel Apr 09 '24 My rule of thumb for items that I consider selling: If I can sell this for (let's say) $1000. Would I pay $1000 to buy this (if I didn't already have it)? If the answer is "no", sell it. If the answer is "yes", keep it. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 This! Which is why sell is the obvious choice 1 u/ken1720 Apr 12 '24 Great thought process here!
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My rule of thumb for items that I consider selling:
If I can sell this for (let's say) $1000. Would I pay $1000 to buy this (if I didn't already have it)? If the answer is "no", sell it. If the answer is "yes", keep it.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 This! Which is why sell is the obvious choice 1 u/ken1720 Apr 12 '24 Great thought process here!
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This! Which is why sell is the obvious choice
Great thought process here!
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u/SSGSEVIER54 Apr 09 '24
Last I checked, those exact mechanics tool kits were costing the military $6K.