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2901 Steeles Ave W #Unit 38, Toronto, Ontario, M3J 3A5, Canada
(416) 667-8665 www.diytoolsca.com
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Aug 3, 2018
A great place to shop. You can find cheap and yet quality foreign made goods for hobbiests and professinals alike. Many things are much cheaper here and the kinds of products you can find are in abundance. The only problem is the tight knit layout creating one person lanes and having to squeeze through or bend sharply. Other than that if one needs something most likely it will be here. Again quality and cost effective products without any sacrifice

Aug 22, 2018
Its always fun the cruise through this little store. The tools aren't the most durable, but for the price, if you need something to get a job or two done, it'll do it for you. A 12" mitre saw blade is $60+ at home Depot. Here: $24.99. I took my time, and it cut through oak no problem. However, I had a drill bit overheat, soften, twist and snap because I was pushing it too hard. You get what you pay for. A contractor will say the tools are junk. As a DIY'er on a budget, I have been happy enough to go back several times.

Nov 7, 2018
GeeaG quality tools for half the price. Wide selection for every job proffesional or DIY

Sep 15, 2018
Kinda like Princess Auto and a dollar store merged . The salesman at the door is a very nice guy.

Aug 4, 2018
Useful for chapter tool. They need to expand store to get closer to "harbour freight tools" in usa

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