Take a look at the UK web site. Professional tools. Every pro tool mag I have has the ONE+ range in it. Just get Protrade in the post, Toolstation last week, etc.
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18 years ago
Battery power tool recommendation?
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18 years ago
[snipped in the interests of literature.]
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18 years ago
More overt senility. A bloody shame.
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18 years ago
My commission rates are rather high.....
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18 years ago
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Where? It doesn't say that at all.
If you look at the Ryobi Europe site you will see that there is a range of tools claimed to be "professional" and another range of "DIY" products.
I looked at the UK site at a selection of products and all that I found are in the DIY category on the Europe site, including One+.
There is a separate set of products for the "professional" category
Go and look up the part numbers.
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18 years ago
Boy. I bet you know all the part Nos for all your Makitas. Sad. very sad.
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18 years ago
Nah. They're so good that I've never needed to buy spares apart from motor brushes.
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18 years ago
Nonsense. You are always in Milton Keynes getting your parts.