Lidl grinder picture (& video)

[Geo]

Made me larf

The video does not include the chisel sharpening but if you have some burrs on the end of a copper pipe...

[Graham.]

[Steve Firth]

Well that was entertaining.

[Roger Mills]

Me too! I don't think I'd grind copper pipe on it - would likely end up with bits of copper embedded in the grit!

I've yet to be convinced that their demo bloke has ever used any power tools in anger.

At least you can use the magnifier to read the small print on the chisel, even if you can't sharpen it. That's got to be really useful!

[John Williamson]

There's an option in the small print underneath to proceed without entering your postcode.

[Huge]

Use the postcode of your (UK) town hall. S'what I do.

[Steve Firth]

Ah, like I use the ZIP code and telephone number of the White House when I'm presented with such things by US sites.

[Andy Burns]

Lizzie's postcode is easy to remember too.

Or click on the "Continue without postcode" button

[Steve Firth]

Andy Burns wrote: [snip]

The one that's off-screen you mean?

[Huge]

Ooh, I hadn't thought of that. What are they?

(Tried to buy an online gift certificate for a friend of my mother's who's been very helpful recently. It wanted a ZIP code and US 'phone number... Damn yanks.)

[Huge]

I've never seen one of those.

It's useful to use something nearby, because then things like "Find your local store" actually work.

[Steve Firth]

Zip is DC 20500 Phone is 202-456-1111

Hello? Yes this is the President speaking. What do you mean I owe $100 for a gift certificate?

[Dave Plowman (News)]

You enter your postcode to give the location of your local stores. Not all of them carry all of the special offers.

[Skipweasel]

that answer your question?