"Specialized woodworking, wood crafting, and craftsman supplies & tools are the specialty of Woodcraft of Columbus. It is also possible to find some great specialty woods at this retailer, and that is exactly what I came to search out. I was not disappointed.\n\nThe staff are passionate about the craft, knowledgeable, and able to answer questions from the simple to the more complex. This is not simply a "hardware" store, but is instead a woodcrafting specialty retailer. Columbus is quite fortunate to have a specialty store such as this accessible for the woodcrafting community."
Harbor Freight
3.5
13
2441 E Dublin Granville Rd, Columbus
CLOSE · 08:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-891-4101
"This has to be my favorite local find in the last month or so. I had no idea there was a Harbor Freight here! I always found them in smaller towns or when passing through.\n\nMind you, I don't have a need for major tools, welders, gas generators, and the like; but it is a great option for everyday odds and ends. For me, I like this for a new screwdriver, or wrench & socket set, and for miscellaneous/random household tools such as flashlights, duct tape, or even a can of WD-40. I can now check here.\n\nThis visit I had to do an exchange from Christmas and thought I would see where the closest store was to Columbus and to my surprise there was one reasonably close. This location is tucked back off 161 so I just GPS'd myself over from Morse Road.\n\nThe strip mall area it is in looks like it has seen better days, including the parking lot. The inside of the store is clean and well organized and having a local option really is exciting.\n\nI can't speak on the quality of everything but they have really good prices and sales. The light I received was a cheap plasic wall light. It was only a few bucks but I even changed the batteries out so it was not that. It was perfect for my closet (that had no light). The exhange was really easy and I ended up picking up some sale items that we in eye sight too. \n\nI am excited as I can add this to my local store list. In the past I have used the Circleville store (about 40-45 min) when I pass through the area but so excited to see this much closer location.\n\nHelpful hint - download the Harbor Freight phone app for additional coupons and savings."
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