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Price if your setting up is essential, go round car boots see whats there...some good stuff in old fellas garages, My Makita SDS is 10 year old on its second set of brushes been really used even with
4 inch core bits thro all kinds of stuff inc. cornish granite upto 3 ft at 18mm dia. centralheatking
Totally agree about Aldi and Lidl...plus BQ have de listed 20,000 items off their inventory so far and end of line gear inc power tools are really cheap...got a Bosch PKS 16 Multi for Ā£10.00 the other dayQuite right Rob however at car boots there is an awful lot of stolen stuff. I would say stay well away from anyone with more than a couple of things to sell.
I know I'll get the hiss taken out of me I know, but if I were starting out, I'd buy Lidl or Aldi cordless tools.
Yes seriously.
They work brilliantly and have a 3 year warranty. No specification about DIY use either.
When you consider you pay up to TEN TIMES more for a 'name' then its simply vanity...
A great example is that I used to use exclusively Bosch multi tools. When the third died after 2 years of service & the bvggers wriggled out of replacing I thought s0d it & bought Parkside. Its been 3.5 yrs now for Ā£35 and never missed a beat...
Try not to buy from unknown sources, chances are you're feeding the turds that'll nick the stuff out of your van. @ ShaunCorbs, thought you were a Millwaukee man?
Quite right Rob however at car boots there is an awful lot of stolen stuff. I would say stay well away from anyone with more than a couple of things to sell.
I know I'll get the hiss taken out of me I know, but if I were starting out, I'd buy Lidl or Aldi cordless tools.
Yes seriously.
They work brilliantly and have a 3 year warranty. No specification about DIY use either.
When you consider you pay up to TEN TIMES more for a 'name' then its simply vanity...
A great example is that I used to use exclusively Bosch multi tools. When the third died after 2 years of service & the bvggers wriggled out of replacing I thought s0d it & bought Parkside. Its been 3.5 yrs now for Ā£35 and never missed a beat...
I will find out. centralheatking
I am not sure what you mean, but centralheatking and Rob Foster are one and the same ...I had to re start last weekend due toYour signature seems a little familiar...?
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