They have.
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OT: crosscut paper shredders
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10 years ago
How long will it last?
My previous shredder was £23 & lasted 5 years. The current one was £36. I prefer to invest in durable stuff instead of buying cheap disposable junk, but the problem with appliances is that it's hard to tell until it's too late.
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10 years ago
Won't the thermal cut-out pause it for you?
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this is just the "auto feed" switch. There's an ON/OFF on the front panel.
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Yeah, it's very annoying to find out you've bought *expensive* disposable junk :-(
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10 years ago
I thought you mean the "auto feed" switch!
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10 years ago
Well, exactly.
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Difficult to predict. They give,IIRC, a two year warranty and ten years on the cutter head.
We have used them at work where they regularly process 1000 sheets/day and so far (touch wood) no breakdowns over two years. Previous models are still working at 10 years old.
We need robust shredders because they get hammered day in, day out. I must say though that recent models feel more fragile than the older ones.
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10 years ago
Sounds like you've found a winner.