In this video I’m talking about Lowe’s spring sale and how I’d actually use it if you’re in the middle of a build—whether that’s a tiny home, a van conversion, a patio, or just getting your shop set up. When prices drop, it’s a good chance to knock out the boring-but-expensive parts of a project: fasteners, adhesives, blades, sanding discs, paint, and the kind of consumables you burn through without thinking about it. I also look at it from a builder’s angle—what’s worth stocking up on now versus what I’d only buy if I need it this week. Since there isn’t any transcript detail provided here, I’m keeping this focused on the core takeaway: a sale only helps if you buy the right stuff for your workflow. I treat these events as a chance to plan the next phase of a build, price-check big-ticket items, and avoid impulse buys that don’t fit the project. If you’re trying to build with real costs and real tools, the goal is simple: spend less on the essentials so you can put more budget into the parts people actually see when the project’s done.