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19 years ago
Which woodworking magazine and which date?
.andy
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At 119 quid, it's competing with decent makes - albeit of lower voltage.
Is it?
"Times have moved on a price/performance is now probably in the upper DIY end"
Don't think so. Sorry but it just doesn't read to make sense. You're obviously unable to correct it though so never mind. Once a prick always a prick eh!
No that is not quite true. You can therapy to drawn you out of your prickness. Hard work, but can get through it.
Goodness me, you really do need to take some lessons in English. My 11 year old can do better then you. Much better in fact.
You'd make a good president of the US to replace Bush.
Or a Stanley Unwin successor. But then he mostly talked sense.
Better English perhaps but not as poetic, I suspect - I'm rather taken with "You can therapy to drawn you out of your prickness" - we should make a collection of these for use when nothing else is to be said :o)
I suspect that Stanley Unwin was his English teacher....... :-)
This is a good one..
.andy
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That's sad....
.andy
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That is sad.
It is, but at least he reached a ripe old age. I've met him a couple of times. He started out as a sound engineer too...
In message , IMM writes
Except for the fact that good tools hardly ever go wrong. The only thing I've had go wrong on *any* power tool I own is a switch on a makita cordless. 20 quid fitted.
There is one exception; a jcb sds drill that we bought for 30 quid; the chuck just fell apart after a couple of days use.
In message , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
With a nail in it
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