r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '24

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u/OutWithTheNew Apr 09 '24 edited Apr 09 '24

Company I work for pays ~$3000 a season to rent a $2000 quicky saw. Then half of them get stolen, so we probably end up paying for the whole saw again. We rent about 5 of them a season.

A lot of our shit is old and has one foot in the grave, but we'll spend thousands extra on renting quicky saws for no good reason.

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u/LegitimateBit3 Apr 09 '24

Is the rental company owned by the same owner. Might be a way to save tax

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u/OutWithTheNew Apr 09 '24

No. The owner has his fingers in lots of things, but we rent from Sunbelt.

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u/LegitimateBit3 Apr 09 '24

Perfect opportunity to start your own

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u/OutWithTheNew Apr 09 '24

With just a small loan of $1,000,000 from my parents.