Not to be out done by Total Tools.
Excludes Makita, Milwaukee, Festool & Fein.
ie. You will receive vouchers when purchasing almost anything (not sure the exact exclusions) but the vouchers cannot be used towards the purchase of the excluded brands.
Will update with more ts and cs
Where are you finding the terms and conditions or is this something inferred by omission.
Inferred by omission - i looked hard to no avail the time of posting.
No Milwaukee or Makita is a killer.
I bought my wishlist (Milwaukee) and did get the vouchers. You get the voucher for the purchase of anything* but voucher cannot be used for the excluded brands.
*Verbally informed by store staff.
@[Deactivated]: Can you have a wishlist on there or you just mean you already knew what you wanted i wasnt organised for when this come up. Got a good deal as i needed both things anyway and saved $70-180 if you count the btw deal on the 200% marked up price anyway
SO it is not cash back but credit to spend in store?
Affirmative.
Also no coverage of Milwaukee, not really any bargains here
I may be wrong but it is the bonus vouchers that exclude those items.
I'm making a trip to get quite a few things so I'll get more info.
I have worked there before and I can tell you, it usually doesn’t include major /popular brands. They only give you discount on their brands which they make 300-500% mark ups
They are only trying to be competitive with total tools
Please include it in the title
Doesn’t include Milwaukee, fein, makita, festooll
I haven't shopped there, but how are the powertool prices compared to Total Tools?
Similar range. Milwaukee being the most heavily marketed as it isn't sold in Bunnings or Mitre10.
Sydney tools is much tidier.
Total Tools is more matured but warehouse look. Not a fan. You don't need to be reminded of a dusty workplace when you're buying work tools.
Total Tools is franchised.
Sydney Tools is not.
About the same, powertools are super competitive. Low margins. Maybe $10-$20 on a powertool at most.
Stores like total tools and Sydney tools make money off the accessories and their own branding.
Just need to do a bit of research to see which store has better deals.
Never mind
Side note: Spending your cashback money on a second order rewards you with additional cashback, also stacks with BTW promo code. I spent my $400 cashback and received another $80 credit on my account. That gave me a further $15 credit. All in all I placed three orders and got $680 worth of stuff for $4.
Nice!
I saw you got yourself an air compressor.
I'm also considering an air compressor to spray gun varnish and sandblast.
Yeah I did a quick search for "sydney tools" before I posted and didnt see anything so I duped it up! lol.
I got this one and used promo BTW - https://sydneytools.com.au/product/lincoln-lv30-50l-3-0hp-v-…
Then used that cash back for some fittings and hose for it. Total win!
I stacked my bonus store cash with btw but done it over the phone so didnt end up getting more cashback.
Did you do it online or instore?
Online mate.
Ah ok cheers i got my second order bundled in to save freight. But then again i actually ended up changing what i was going to buy and it went over the $99 anyway.
Like said above its normally store credit only for their own brands that are 300% marked up but this one seems to only exclude milwaukee makita festoon & fein. wonder if you could get dewalt or hikoki
If it is not listed in the exclusion, I don't see why not.
Probably would be fine, normally all the ads and sales are overlooked many times
Total Tools min spend is $299.00 whereas Sydney Tools say no min spend and they have free shipping on over $99 spend.
Both have restrictions on redemption period for voucher.