More DIY 'stuff' this coming Thursday. No angle grinders, but drill bits and an arc welder among others.
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DIY at Aldi
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An electric file???
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It's a sort of mini belt sander. Very useful for quick easing of things where you're not too worried about accuracy. Like say fitting a socket box into wood. Not a must have tool, but can be handy.
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Ah, OK. Last time I had to do that I ended up using the sander drum on the Dremel.
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I have the B&D version of that. Very useful for easing out mortices for door locks etc.
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Cheaper than the Bosch version :-)
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(I have the Black and Decker "PowerFile" version from several design changes back, which is more like the Aldi one.)
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should be blacklisted
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Right. So it would be something you use quite a bit?
Basically, I find it handy for anything wood related across the grain where you can't get a decent stroke with a rasp. Or are too lazy. And don't want to risk a decent chisel.
It's the B&D one I have too.
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Not every day, it's one of those tools, like the multi master & clones, that is a real life saver when you do need it.
I use it a lot on newel posts when decking. Kerf out the half lap with circular saw, clean up & adjust with B&D Powerfile.
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They are by me.
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On 20 Oct 2014, F grunted:
Will those reciprocating saw blades fit my Ryobi? Are they all generic?