Mitre Saw Purchase - Tips and considerations?

Apr 20, 2009 26 Replies

You're talking bollox again Dennis.

A pattern is emerging here. You make an idiot claim which you can't possibly justify, someone pulls you on it and you start to wriggle.

There is a pattern here.. I say something and you decide to post cr@p in an attempt to try and score points (what in I have no idea). It shows just how pathetic you are. So far you have failed to prove anything I said is wrong despite your efforts. I suggest you grow up and concentrate on your customers before they discover uk.diy and see what sort of idiot they are dealing with.

So you didn't buy a SCMS & table saw for £45 then? You just made it up?

See, you are posting cr@p again.

Denis, are you totally sure you are not typing bollocks?

You did say:

"I bought a SCMS and a table saw + stand for £45, both PPro. I am pretty sure the SCMS was £20 and the table saw was £25 but it could have been viccy versa. "

So that is a mitre saw, a table saw, and a stand

Three items (which you call "both") and paid £45 total?

Are you sure you don't mean a mitre saw and a stand for it? (i.e no table saw)?

Waste of time asking John. He does this all the time. Billy Liar. Lives in a fantasy world no doubt caused by the glue sniffing.

You won't get a sensible answer.

First of all you get; "I am not surprised you can't get good deals, they probably hate you"

Then, if you ask him to explain; "To you? No. I dare say there are others in the group that know how its done and have also benefitted but I doubt if they are going to tell you either"

Followed by; "So far you have failed to prove anything I said is wrong despite your efforts".

But you won't get a sensible answer, because he makes it all up.

Well there are two PPro saws there so do you think I should call them more than or less than both?

No I meant exactly what I said, a SCMS and a table saw + stand.

They cost me £45 for the lot.

The stand is for the table saw BTW as I said above. They both have TCT blades but are a bit coarse.

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