Toolsday Giveaway: Win a Framing Nailer

Happy New Year!  The Toolsday before last, we posted a photo of an old timey contraption and asked you to identify it.  Most everyone knew it was a pencil sharpener (about 200 times bigger than today’s average pencil sharpener).  We randomly picked one winner from all the comments and that lucky person is Betty H. who had the correct answer.  Congrats Betty, you’ve got one week to reply to our email message before we pick another winner.  

Next Tuesday, we will be giving away a Craftsman Framing Nailer. This powerhouse pneumatic tool drives 2″ to 3-1/2″ nails into any type of wood. It shoots single fire or quick bounce mode to get the job done quickly. The rubber-molded handle makes it easy to use.

January is the perfect time to clean out the cupboards and reorganize your kitchen. Check out some new storage ideas and cabinet inserts, plus open shelving ideas.  If it’s a new look you’re going for, we’ve got ideas for adding color to the kitchen, painting countertops, cabinets and appliances.   

To win the framing nailer, post a comment (click “comment” above) and tell us what the things pictured below are. You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick one winner.

On Tuesday, January 8, 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 8, 2013, 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Craftsman Framing Nailer.

Official Rules.

2,132 Responses

  1. Joe M says:

    Storage of movie film

  2. Benjamin Spaulding says:

    Clearly this is the inside of Wall-E's eye that was damaged in his movie.

  3. Brandi says:

    a drink mixer

  4. dennis w says:

    35mm film container

  5. Barry says:

    Simmon Omega Stainless Steel 120mm film developing a tank with two reels!

  6. Natasha E. says:

    Hello All! My guess is film developer.

  7. Linda says:

    A silver jewelry canister that has in it a silver cleaning solution and place on the disc the items to be cleaned and close the lid. Then place on a contraption that spins and when it’s done you have clean jewelry!

  8. Jill N. says:

    Pick Me, please!

  9. NancyBee says:

    35 mm film developer with coils.

  10. Christine Brantley says:

    I am pretty sure it's a 35 mm film developing canister & spool but it could be repurposed into a cocktail shaker!!

  11. Paige says:

    film developer – who uses film anymore!

  12. advdn1031 says:

    Film Developer Reel

  13. David Mercado says:

    Drink mixer

  14. Maureen says:

    I have't a clue. Good one!

  15. Rebecca Gibbs says:

    looks like a film reel or developing tool

  16. gtashmore says:

    Dehydrator for food?

  17. Ed Schultz says:

    Now that I've almost mastered my Craftsman router, I think it's time to put away my electric brad nailer and
    come into 2013 with my first "air" tool.

  18. Angela Burrell says:

    Film container

  19. LISA says:

    Jewelry Cleaner Container

  20. Steve Christy says:

    Food dehydrator

  21. Lenore says:

    Perhaps they are weights for an old fashioned see-saw pendulum scale

  22. DaFoxx says:

    no idea

  23. jaimee says:

    MILK SHAKE MIXER

  24. Tanaya Syx says:

    A food dehydrator.

  25. Paul says:

    It is a film developer.

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