Win $2000+ in Rockwell Tools with a Real Wood, Real Fun playset.
Rockwell Compound Miter Saw
Deadline to enter to win is May 20th, 2011.
The backyard Real Wood, Real Fun playset is designed by MyFixitUpLife’s hosts and licensed contractors Mark & Theresa. More than just a fun play structure for the kids, it’s also perfect for the entire family to use as an exercise station. The play structure includes a slide, two swings, a small storage room for toys, and a two-story play tower. The winner receives a pre-cut pressure treated Southern Pine lumber package, playset accessories, and the necessary hardware. Plus, plans and how-to video on how Mark & Theresa have constructed the playset for their family will be included.
Rockwell Compound Miter Saw
Finalists are selected by public online vote that runs through May 20th, and a panel of judges will select the winner. Don’t forget to invite your friends to vote for you, every day.
Winner of the Real Wood, Real Fun outdoor play structure will be announced on the MyFixitUpLife radio show on Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 10am.
The winner will receive the following Rockwell Tools.
10 inch Compound Miter Saw. Jobsite tough and workshop ready, the Rockwell 10 inch compound miter saw delivers accuracy and production for cutting framing and trim. $199.99
BladeRunner
10 inch Shop Series Table Saw With Stand. Get ready to rip. Rockwell’s 10 inch table saw delivers accuracy and power for wood working and carpentry projects. Tool ships with steel stand, miter gauge, and push stick. $149.99
BladeRunner. The revolutionary multi-material cutting Rockwell BaldeRunner cuts wood, metal, tile and more. Cut straight lines, curves or circles. Make picture frames. Install flooring. $179.99
Two (2) JawHorses. The tool made famous by it’s awesomeness for everything from professional use to DIY projects the JawHorse is the ultimate clamping and materials management tool. $177.76
Rockwell Jawhorse
JawStand. The versatile Rockwell JawStand helps support long work pieces. Flexible, light-weight and easy-to-set-up, the JawStand makes projects easier. $59.99
6 ½ inch Lithium Tech Circular Saw. 18 volts of lithium ion power and a 6 ½ inch blade deliver the power, run time, and cut capacity to cut framing, 1-by, and sheet goods quickly and accurately. $259.99
Two (2) Lithium Tech Impact Drivers. Small package, big power for fastening and drilling, Rockwell’s Lithium Tech cordless impact drivers feature deliver fast, powerful performance. $229.99
6 ½ inch Lithium Tech Circular Saw
H3 rotary hammer. Drill and drive in concrete, masonry—and wood—with Rockwell’s revolutionary H3 12 volt rotary hammer. $179.99
5A Contour Low Profile Jigsaw. Low profile, easy to control barrel grip, dust collection and tool-less blade change cut the curves in carpentry and woodworking projects. $149.99
Lithium Tech SoniCrafter. A must have tool for any DIY or professional jobsite for anything from repair, cuts, sanding—in all kinds of materials. $169.99
6 inch/4 inch x36 inch Shop Series Belt/Disc Sander. An great addition to any workshop, Rockwell’s belt/disc sander is ideal for tuning small, hard-to-sand parts on woodworking projects and its great for sharpening some tools. $139.99
Lithium Tech Impact Drivers
4-1/2 inch 6A Shop Series Angle Grinder. Rockwell’s 4 1/2 inch angle grinder is ideal for cutting and working metal, masonry, and heavy duty sanding in wood. $34.99
VibraFree Recip. Innovative counter-balancing mechanisms inside Rockwell’s rugged VibraFree reciprocating saw smoothes out the performance of the roughest tools on the jobsite. $149.99
H3 rotary hammer --
VibraFree Random Orbit 5 inch Sander. Rockwell’s VibraFree random orbit sander delivers smooth, accurate sanding with outstanding dust collection. $99.99
the reason i like rockwell tools is they so easy
to set up and use it only take a minute to set up
and you are on your way to get the job dunn fast
The first simple reason are five grandchildren and two great grandchildren who love “real” things. It is like Christmas morning in the past – the first hour was spent playing with the plastic/electronic marvel of the moment. The rest of the week was spent playing with the box(es).
The second reason is because real wood is used in the construction. I grew up on an island off the coast of Maine and my father, very much a traditionalist, as he spent his working days in his wooden boats, loved to proclaim, “If God had wanted people to have fiberglass boats – He would have grown fiberglass trees.” This truism applies even more in today’s world of bulging landfills and the need to use renewable resources.
If you saw my tool collection you would understand why I want this. :-\