What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
ANY GOOD IDEAS TO SHARE ON GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY?
CANADIAN TIRE IS ALWAYS THE FIRST PLACE WE LOOK BUT WHAT IF WE OPEN OUR EYES A LITTLE MORE? GUYS> WHAT THINGS WOULD YOU LIKE? GIRLS> WHAT DO YOU BUY? Last year i bought CASCAR tickets for the peterborough speedway and did the hotel thing! I think he has enough tools to open his own store now! just thought this would be a good thread to help each other along. :) |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by babyblue
I think he has enough tools to open his own store now!
If my missus has been listening properly, OVER THE LAST SIX MONTHS, I may well end up with a nail gun (compressed air, natch). Or a biscuit joiner. Or a router plane. Odds are, though, that it'll be similar to what I got for my birthday. |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by babyblue
GIRLS> WHAT DO YOU BUY?
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Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
<snip> ...Or a biscuit joiner...
And in case I'm spot on - where can I get one??? :p |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
JUST A THOUGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHY IS FATHER'S DAY THE SAME DAY IN ENGLAND AND CANADA AND MOTHER'S DAY IS MARCH IN ENGLAND AND MAY IN CANADA HOW COME !!!! :rolleyes: |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by babyblue
ANY GOOD IDEAS TO SHARE ON GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY?
CANADIAN TIRE IS ALWAYS THE FIRST PLACE WE LOOK BUT WHAT IF WE OPEN OUR EYES A LITTLE MORE? GUYS> WHAT THINGS WOULD YOU LIKE? GIRLS> WHAT DO YOU BUY? Last year i bought CASCAR tickets for the peterborough speedway and did the hotel thing! I think he has enough tools to open his own store now! just thought this would be a good thread to help each other along. :) How about a gift certificate for some silence (an hour or two)? Or use of the remote control for a day. |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by louisbourg
JUST A THOUGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHY IS FATHER'S DAY THE SAME DAY IN ENGLAND AND CANADA AND MOTHER'S DAY IS MARCH IN ENGLAND AND MAY IN CANADA HOW COME !!!! :rolleyes: |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by Wannabe
Sounds intriguing... My inner, cookie-loving eye sees this as a machine that administers the chocolate filling between two single biscuits, and squeeze them together to make a double filled one. Am I even close? :D
And in case I'm spot on - where can I get one??? :p |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by babyblue
ANY GOOD IDEAS TO SHARE ON GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY?
CANADIAN TIRE IS ALWAYS THE FIRST PLACE WE LOOK BUT WHAT IF WE OPEN OUR EYES A LITTLE MORE? GUYS> WHAT THINGS WOULD YOU LIKE? GIRLS> WHAT DO YOU BUY? Last year i bought CASCAR tickets for the peterborough speedway and did the hotel thing! I think he has enough tools to open his own store now! just thought this would be a good thread to help each other along. :) from a fathers point of veiw, i like the electronics shop "radioshack"....but have since discovered form my last visits that they have been taken over ........ |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
What happened to the good ol tradition of socks, jumpers, and marks and sparks Y-fronts?
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Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by pollard
What happened to the good ol tradition of socks, jumpers, and marks and sparks Y-fronts?
Get the "Toys for Big Boys" |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
No, dear. You're about as wrong as you could be. It's a power tool used for joining bits of wood end-to-end. It cuts slots into which you insert thin wood "biscuits".
:( I still like my idea better than your explanation. :p |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by flashman
Booooring stuff!
Get the "Toys for Big Boys" |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
It is funny to read all the replies as i have been wondering if i should buy this saw or not!
He has a circular saw(xmas pressie) jigsaw(last birthday) And now we have the trailer and we are atempting many projects i was wondering about a B & D navigator hand/jig power saw? Doesn't need the jig bit but the other would come in handy for chopping logs for fire. I think? $79.99 at candian tire and if you order online you can use the promo to get free goodies. either... pit stop air compressor or tool kit. Not bad eh? CHECK IT OUT AND GIVE ME SOME FEED BACK BEFORE I ORDER. I don't know if any you have used this site but it is great. I am always checking out the deals. that is where i found this one! www.redflagdeals.com ok i will wait for the responses! |
Re: What To Buy On Fathers Day In Canada?
Originally Posted by babyblue
It is funny to read all the replies as i have been wondering if i should buy this saw or not!
He has a circular saw(xmas pressie) jigsaw(last birthday) And now we have the trailer and we are atempting many projects i was wondering about a B & D navigator hand/jig power saw? Doesn't need the jig bit but the other would come in handy for chopping logs for fire. I think? $79.99 at candian tire and if you order online you can use the promo to get free goodies. either... pit stop air compressor or tool kit. Not bad eh? CHECK IT OUT AND GIVE ME SOME FEED BACK BEFORE I ORDER. I don't know if any you have used this site but it is great. I am always checking out the deals. that is where i found this one! www.redflagdeals.com ok i will wait for the responses! I see no mention of a mitre saw in his tool kit. Wonderful things, especially if you're doing baseboards, crown mouldings etc. Most come with ten-inch blades. Twelve inches is better (although more expensive), especially if you're working with 5.5 inch baseboards (trust me on this). Things to look for are loads of built-in clamps, side extensions and both mitre and bevel. Ignore the laser-guided hype. All that does is allow you to cut a nice straight line in the wrong place. If you buy him a router, he'll fall in love with you all over again. Not initially, I have to admit - they take a bit of practice and much swearing - but you should be good for unlimited shoe-buying for at least six months. |
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