Toolsday Giveaway: Win a Craftsman Circular Saw

To enter last week’s Toolsday giveaway, you had to identify a wood block with three holes in the side and three metal springs on top. Most everyone knew it was an old mousetrap. We randomly picked one winner out of all the comments and that lucky person is Brian K. who correctly guessed the identity of the mystery gadget.  Congrats Brian, you have one week to reply to our email before we pick another winner.

The Tuesday after next (we’re on vacation next week), we will be giving away a Craftsman Circular Saw.  This 7-1/4″ saw has Laser Trac technology to make cutting a straight line easy and efficient.  Just mark the starting and ending point and then follow the laser line. Ergonomically designed, soft-grip handles and a lightweight aluminum shell also make this saw easy to use. The blade can be angled up to 54 degrees to allow for a variety of cuts.

Do you need last minute gifts but are all out of money? We’ve got tasty DIY gift ideas you can make for little dough. Put together a basket of exotic teas, bags of flavored popcorn, gourmet cheeses or a collection of sugar and spices for the cook on your gift list. 

To win the Craftsman Circular Saw, post a comment (click “comment” above) and tell us what this old-timey gadget does (pictured, below). You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick one winner.

On Tuesday, January 1, (we’re taking off next Tuesday – Merry Christmas!) we will select the winner then start up a new giveaway for another tool, which will be given away the Tuesday after that.

You have until January 1, 2013 at 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Craftsman Circular Saw.  
Official Rules.

2,266 Responses

  1. Lisa Vanderbeck says:

    well it states on the side it is a pencil sharpener, so that is what I am going with!

  2. Donna Mauer says:

    A pencil sharpener!

  3. john says:

    you can trust a crafstman tool.theyare reliable,and they are 1 of the best.so stop by your Sears tool dept and pick up a tool or two.
    JOHN.S.

  4. Sheila W. says:

    Looks like a pencil sharpener or peeler of some type.

  5. Haley Aicone says:

    a finger torture chamber!! haha! :-)

  6. Mar says:

    A very old pencil sharpener!!

  7. Michael Smidutz, Sr. says:

    pencil sharpener too

  8. Michael Smidutz, Sr. says:

    it's a hand operated siren

  9. MelodyKessler says:

    It's a pencil sharpener! A really INTERESTING pencil sharpener, at that!

  10. Sandy says:

    I agree, It is the 1885 Dixon Lamson Pencil Sharpener. Happy Holidays!!!

  11. Charles says:

    It is the 1885 Dixon Lamson Pencil Sharpener. Happy New Year to all!!!

  12. Tom M. says:

    Zorch calibration machine.

  13. george says:

    dixon lamson pencil sharpener

  14. Jessica says:

    antique pencil sharpener

  15. Kathy says:

    Pencil Sharpener

  16. Ches M. says:

    After enlarging the web page zoom to 400% zoom, I could read the front plate. It's a pencil sharpener. What a cool old device that you'll never see in a Cracker Barrel.

  17. Marsha K. says:

    Dixon Lamson Pencil sharpener

  18. Wayne says:

    1885 dixon lamson pencil sharpener

  19. marie says:

    It's a pencil sharpener and it sharpens pencils.

  20. Alecia M says:

    A pencil sharpener

  21. x111263x says:

    it's a pencil sharpener and it sharpens pencils.

  22. Ann Mountain says:

    Although the consensus of people are guessing pencil sharpener, I am going to go against the flow and guess old fashion sausage stuffer.

  23. Nichole says:

    Pencil Sharpener

  24. Marilyn says:

    A pencil sharpener

  25. gspice2315 says:

    It says its a pencil sharpener.

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