Does anybody know whether there are Made in China versions of electric secateurs? If so, from where can they be obtained?
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19 years ago
electric secateurs
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19 years ago
Frankly, for electrical items, I tend to consider, "Made In China" as *warning* label.
But, if you want, maybe try The Warehouse? Or look on Amazon.com in their tool section?
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Youre still living in the paleolithic era if thats what you think mate.
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Especially now that the quality control of all things made in China is top notch.
The Chinese are capable of manufacturing to specifications and do.
Bill
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See that box full of electronic gizmos in front of you that you use with Internet?
The parts were most likely made in China.
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ROFL. "are capable" may be true. I know of a container of stuff that wasn't.
"The sample was perfect, but the supplied goods were worse each shipment"
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Surely no-one is that lazy, or is there a medical reason ?
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MYOB, as they say.
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I did a quick Google search for electric secateurs and came up with listings for them; They are available. Ken.
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I'm the OP. Thanks for that, Ken. But I too searched Google! I think you will find that the listings are all for a Swiss brand that sells in Australia for a few thousands dollars. That price is why I asked the group whether anybody knows of a Made in China version,
The replies argued the virtues (or otherwise) of Chinese goods and queried me about my seeming laziness. Nobody pointed to any brand. So I guess there isn't one.
Richard
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On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 11:45:32 -0700 in , "Bill" graced the world with this thought:
then someone should get to them on how to write an instruction manual in English.
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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 05:21:25 +1000 in , Richard Wright graced the world with this thought:
a little touchy, or what? You do know you could have just passed on any comment there at all, and not come across like a prig.... too late now though.