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Anyone use Vevor garage floor tiles? Experience? Like / Dislike?

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They sell overpriced products for very cheap quality and the return service doesn't work at at all ! They will try to delay the process for you to return the product as much as possible! There is no return service basically. Don't buy or support this scam company! submitted by /u/CartoonistCandid6322 to r/Tools [link] [comments]

Finally caved in to Vevor after my Harbor Freight floor jack started leaking, here are all the promo codes I have found when shopping for a new one: VVUS8 --> gives you an extra 8% off across the main store or many selected items. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s expected to work through at least December 2026 on vevor.com. VVUSNEW --> takes an extra 5% off new arrivals and recently added items. No minimum needed, making it a great option if you’re picking up the latest tools or gear. VVSS10 --> gets you a solid 10% off eligible orders. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s set to stay active into late 2026. VTOPUS --> saves you 8–10% on selected popular items like mechanic stools and tool sets. It applies only to certain products, but there’s no minimum and it’s currently active. VEVORAFF --> gives you 5–8% off across the store on multiple regional versions of the site. No minimum spend required, and it should remain valid through December 2026 or longer. SPBFCA8 --> takes 7–8% off during the Spring Black Friday event. It works on most eligible items with no minimum spend and is expected to expire around April 17, 2026. VVGG5 --> knocks 5% off any order and may also unlock free shipping perks. No minimum required for the discount, and it’s available on multiple regional versions of the site. VV2024OFF --> saves you a flat 5% on your entire purchase across different regional stores. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s expected to stay active through 2026. VVAF8NEW --> gives you 8% off either new arrivals or sitewide, depending on your region. No minimum spend, and it’s currently active. VEVOR15CA --> 15% off sitewide on the Canadian store with a 200 dollar minimum. Best limited deal for Canadians! VEVOR8OFF --> offers 8% off sitewide and works especially well across certain regional stores. No minimum required, and it’s available ongoing. VVAF8EU --> gives you a clean 8% off your total order. No minimum spend, and it’s expected to remain valid well into late 2026. What I bought and how it was The 880lb electric hoist was the first thing I got. Mine has been mounted in my garage for eight months and I've used it to pull an engine, lift sheet goods up to a storage loft, and hang a few heavy cabinets. The copper motor runs cooler than I expected and the wired remote has never given me grief. Saw it for around $89 on sale. Similar units from other brands run $150 to $200. This is the kind of product where Vevor genuinely wins. The 8-piece HSS lathe chisel set was another good purchase. Six out of eight were sharp enough to use straight out of the box, which I was fully not expecting. The handles are solid and the ferrules don't rattle. The parting tool is the parallel-sided type rather than diamond profile, which is a minor compromise, but at $36 it's hard to complain. Even at full price this set makes sense. The 5-in-1 heat press is one I bought for a side project making custom shirts. It has a 12x15 inch platen, rotates 360 degrees, and heats from 200 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. The 1050W element gets to temp fast and holds it consistently. The pressure knob actually has enough range to dial in different fabric thicknesses. I compared it against a friend's $400 PowerPress and honestly the output quality was the same on cotton tees. Where Vevor corners get cut is the instruction manual, which is nearly useless, but YouTube fills that gap within five minutes. The 10-ton hydraulic port-a-power I grabbed was $100. The equivalent from Matco runs well over $800 and I've seen people on machinist forums report seal failures on those expensive units within months. Mine has had zero issues after over a year of occasional use. This is the classic Vevor sweet spot: a simple hydraulic tool with no electronics, just steel and seals, and the price is absurd. What you should probably skip Anything with complex electronics or precision measurement is where quality control gets spotty. A friend bought one of their ultrasonic cleaners and it failed within a few weeks. Their caliper-type measuring tools are not worth the gamble when Mitutoyo exists. If you're using a tool professionally every day, the math doesn't work out in Vevor's favor over three years. The UV water purifier one person mentioned on BobIsTheOilGuy came with regular threads instead of pipe threads on the end caps, requiring a workaround. That kind of design copying error shows up more in their plumbing and water treatment stuff than in mechanical tools. submitted by /u/Juancsgo to r/SpendLess [link] [comments]

So as I'm sitting here writing this I have a few issues with the VEVOR record cleaning machine that gives me some issues. First off the amount of decibels that comes out of the machine is dangerously loud. After using the machine and cleaning about 50 record or so I noticed my ears started to really hurt. After doing some research I found out the company does not offer any warning for sound as well as ear plugs to use this. My other issue I have and this is definitely not user error. The small arm that rotates on the motor that has one screw that holds it on popped right off and ruined a really nice record I had that was mint from 1968. Mind you I tried to tighten this screw down and it doesn't move anymore and ! re tightened it again. The screw sticks out farther than it should still even though it's tight. I pulled a record off the arm after cleaning and I got a nice mark on my record now that pretty much ruined it. Here are pictures of the good side of the record and the marked side now. Here is the arm also I will include in a picture of it. Im already in contact with VEVOR. Will update from there. submitted by /u/walterrocket440 to r/vinyl [link] [comments]

64% hydration, 72 hr cold ferment. Grande whole milk mozz. Cooked at around 650F for 2 minutes directly on the stone then finished on a screen. submitted by /u/Actual-Table to r/Pizza [link] [comments]

USSR exists Korea, Vietnam, and Germany is unified This has me baffled. submitted by /u/regiinmontana to r/MapPorn [link] [comments]

Not Harbour Freight related but instead HF adjacent. Cheap tool provider Vevor has opened a retail location near Houston. I took a ride up there to check it out. I have no interior photos because they are not yet ready. it is a bunch of empty shelves and it looks like the target consumer is small business instead of home and hobbyist mechanics. They have a lot of restaurant supply items, landscaping materials, and some staff was setting up what looked like an elaborate cat scratching post. The big benefit that I can see is that it looks like you can ship things to this store and pick it up for a reduced cost or possibly free. I know that they're heavily on Amazon but for the large items that Amazon doesn't list, the retail store might be a good option. it's interesting to see them move into this space and traditionally Houston is not been a great target market for retail experimentation so we will see if this lasts but we will see. submitted by /u/canadian_xpress to r/harborfreight [link] [comments]