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way will you get all three items for 50GBP the saw is even cordless too.Got to be a scam seller?
Sep 03, 2006
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> 15681 apparently not. Seems they are a genuine trader and have a sister site,the tools are just reconditioned.
Read the full replyInformation here may be outdated?
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> 15681
apparently not.
Seems they are a genuine trader and have a sister site,the tools are just reconditioned.
I thought it was just this week's posting of what Lidl has on sale.
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>>> 15681
:-) My washing machine motor(come router) idea has bit the dust,its just too powerful a motor on no load speed.
So I've bought offa that site this router for 45GBP
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think its worth it. ;-)
It says used in the ad. The vendor is obviously new to Ebay by the low (5) feedback. Although one glowing comment is from a pretty experienced buyer.
1/4 of RRP for 'used' goods or even selling direct isn't out of the question. We're just used to rip off prices in the UK...
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>> 15681
He's not new he has been a seller for some years,if you read the bumff he's just using this site as a means to sell recon tools. He does have another named toolshop on ebay.
The link leads to this:
"This listing (#1800232) has been removed or is no longer available. Please make sure you entered the right item number.
If the listing was removed by eBay, consider it cancelled. Note: Listings that have ended more than 90 days ago will no longer appear on eBay.
Try searching for another item now. "
Do you see the tiny URL link? below the main one :-)
I've got one of those, it's quite nice, got a table with it for fifty odd all together, the table is not that useful though.
//J
I would be a tad wary sticking any large diameter cutters in it either -
15k rpm is too fast for some cutters. Then again with 1350W chances are that won't be your only problem.Join the Discussion
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