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I bought a set last time & they are OK.
Fugen thingys back at Lidl
May 09, 2013
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Bastard! You said they were the dog's bollocks and I bought a set which cost me about
14 quid.
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The plunge saw looks pretty useful too
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Lidl only have them every 6 months :-)
On Ebay all the time
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I trusted you!!!!!! Done again. S*it!
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Then you should not have bought then at a Korean restaurant:-)
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But they are the puppys parts, the mutts nuts...
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Still, they were worth the price. I actually got a straight line round the bath! Round the taps was the usual struggle even with the tap tops off.
Go down the vet's and get a set of dog's bollocks for free. They'd be as much use.
Well, I bought a set and I quite like them.
Andy
I've been using my fingertips for years and never needed to go and buy any fancy tool for that. Of course, there's a certain finesse to finger-work as any housewife will tell you but perhaps some just don't have it and need a piece of hardware to step in.
I been using a brace & bit & a rawltool for years and never needed to go and buy any of those fancy cordless or SDS drills.
so, how do you drill a 2" diameter hole in an 18" Cotswold Stone wall?
I did find myself using a Rawldrill a few months back. I was 3 hours from home, and had brought a cordless drill and my box of misc bits. When I got to a hard bit in the wall a few whacks on the rawldrill that was in the bottom of the box sorted it. They have the advantage of being small enough that you can always carry them.
Andy
He gets a man in. 8-)
Someone around here once worked out the comparison between hitting a rawltool with a club hammer & an SDS drill. Same principle. The rawltool won :-)
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