Father's Day Giveaway from SKIL, Home Depot & Energizer

Wouldn't your Dad be happy this year to find out you've got him the SKIL cordless tool set of his dreams or maybe a $100 gift certificate to use at Home Depot or even an Energizer Professional Hard Case flashlight?

This Father's day we've teamed up with SKIL, Home Depot, and Energizer to offer 3 lucky winners a chance to win one of these prizes and bring a smile to your Dad on his day.

3 random winners will be chosen on Father's Day, June 21, 2009. To enter simply sign up for our newsletter or become friends with us on Facebook (you're golden if you already have) and then leave a comment on this post sharing a DIY secret from your Dad. Unfortunately only US residents are eligible.

More details on the prizes.

18 Volt Lithium Ion 4-Piece Combo Kit

An exceptional value that combines high performance and convenience, the SKIL 18 Volt Lithium Ion 4-Piece Combo Kit includes the one-half inch 2-Speed Drill/Driver, 5-3/8-inch SKILSAW, Orbital Reciprocating Saw and pivoting-head flashlight. This kit will set homeowners and contractors up with a light weight, long lasting and reliable kit that can tackle any project. SKIL's 4-Piece 18 Volt Lithium Ion Combo Kit has a recommended retail price of $259. Check out SKIL's other Father's Day contest, Building Memories.

Check out Home Depot's Father's Day approved gift guide.

Energizer Hard Case Professional 4 AA Light

Features and Benefits:
Shatterproof lens - survives 15' drop
4 bright white Nichia LEDs
Packed with 4 Energizer MAX AA batteries

Tags: cordless, energizer, fathers day, giveaway, home depot, power tools, skil

Charles & Hudson | June 5, 2009 | Comments () |

Rod Kasnick

My adage is leave it to the experts or go online and find a site that will give you some instruction and advice. My father on the other hand could do anything...and with either hand. He built our first house and made beautiful items from wood and metal. Some of it rubbed off because we all pitched in to help but none of us has his expertise or talent. He was in his 90's and passed away last year...but until the end he was figuring out ways to make things work more efficiently. We will miss him on Father's Day (and every day).

Jason Merrill

My Dad helped me build a deck, and we added a cement step just the other day. He showed me how to lightly tap the plywood forms after the cement has been poured to get the bubbles out.

Beeb Ashcroft

My dad is a DIY whiz after years of "flipping" fixer-uppers. The last tip he gave me was about laying tile. He said, "Get someone who's really good at tile to lay the first row. That way it won't be crooked and throw the rest of the tiles off-kilter!"

I am a subscriber via supercoupongirl AT gmail.com, which is also where I may be reached if I am so lucky as to win! Thanks so much for the amazing giveaway, I've got my fingers crossed!

Brian Parks

My pop taught me many things. pay my bill on times, how to ride a bike,throw a baseball and the such. As for fixing things, I know how to change a light bulb without getting shocked, and as new homeowner I wish he taught me more. But I just fixed our water heater on my own. For all you others who have no fatherly advice The key is just a little a patience and about an inch and a half of plumbers crack-3/4 inch for the ladies. Happy Fathers Day DAD!

Robert

My dad's diy secert is to always have a helper. It makes things go easier.

elise

Both my dad and my husband (known as "Daddy" to our kids) are do-it-yourselfers. With the economic downturn, a Home Depot gift certificate would allow us to do more for ourselves.

Theresa Payne

I need a present and I am running out of time and I been out of money...Help me luck Angels.

Jennifer Halvorson

When doing any project, it is better to have too many tools than too few.

Unfortunately learned by trial & error.

Katie @ Making This Home

My dad has been scoping out new tools for some summer projects. He's also scoping out help... has his eyes on us! Thanks for a shot at these.
Katie

john matacola

this would be the perfect gift for me. my children are out in the world and the only gifts i'm recieving are cards that have the words: please send money.

Audrey Heffner

The most important DIY tip my father gave me was to actually finish the job.

willitara

My dad didn't teach me any shortcuts. In fact his way of doing things was to take your time and do it right. I learned to thoroughly read instructions for any new product before I started working with it. That alone has saved me a lot of time and frustration.

Anne (in Reno)

My dad still comes over and helps me fix things in my new house. My husband just stays out of our way!

Laura

My dad showed me how to properly use power tools. i don't know of any true secrets, but he's a great wood turner!

Heather S

My Dad's DIY secret was always have duck tape around. No joke. :)

brenna

Dad will love it!

robertweaver

I think I learned this more from the mistakes my dad made, but "Measure twice, cut once" has saved me a lot of problems over the years.

andrea

Great Giveaway! My dad showed my how to use a router to make trim for our bar..
Thanks!

Neal Corcoran

Summer's coming up and the 'to-do' list is growing....a HD gift card sure would make a nice dent in the project list.

Gene

My Dad taught me that you can concentrate harder with your tongue hanging out of the side of your mouth. I never have picked up the habit though; I was always afraid of what would happen when I smashed my thumb with a hammer while "concentrating"!

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