Merseyside. :-)
-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
Aldi Router and table compatibility. Can't see how to secure the router properly?
Oct 06, 2005
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That about sums it up, yes
Not *quite* what I meant!
Funny you should say that there's always ample products in stock in Aldi...Wonder why? ;-)
-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
You don't know dennis@ very well!
He's probably had a micrometer on them and destruction tests completed.
I didn't mean dennis@! AH said "Have you looked inside each type of product and compared? There is a huge difference". Bearling in mind AH hasn't touched a cheapie, I think it highly unlikely!
Probably. However, take a look at the quality of the mechanical parts such as bearings and gears and there is an enormous difference.
No it doesn't and neither is the price point.
Anybody who appreciates using quality tools.
I have taken apart products at each end of the market and the difference is dramatic and obvious.
Yes, I've always seen Merseyside in that way.
When? What? How do you explain that my £25 SDS is still going strong after a great deal of use, as are the bits, as you "dread to think" what a £25 drill is like?
I've tried out various of these from time to time, but found them disappointing in terms of weight, vibration etc. in comparison with the Bosch I've had for some time.
That is another wild and utterly incorrect assumption Dribble.
Simple, they make them for less than £20.
Ooh thats a really difficult one.
I think you need to go and have a think for a change.
Drills are low tech and have few components.
They are cheap to make whatever you say.
I was in Aldi in Fareham this morning. They had plenty of routers, tables, bits etc and no-one seemed remotely interested in them.
Bob Martin
Matt tend to tell the odd porkie - especially when he is being thrashed.
Have you taken apart this Aldi Makita lookalike?
Did you try his and the Aldi Makita lookalike, with 900W not 650.
Lod Hall, can you elaborate.
Lod Hall, there is hope for you.
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