It was use continuously for a full day?
But a Lidl one even better. And cheaper.
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8 years ago
Thoughts on cordless vacuums please
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8 years ago
Dunno. But not many had railings after it.
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8 years ago
How long is a full day ?
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nt:
we did something like 14hrs work drilling & screwing woodwork a day. It was still smiling at the end of each day.
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8 years ago
Could mean anything in terms of the drill use.
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8 years ago
nt:
It just means what I said. No-one attached a monitor to it to record seconds of use with speed & torque.
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8 years ago
So a pretty pointless comment in respect of a cordless vacuum cleaner. Just how long the battery lasts while the tool is not being used is not of much interest.
But the battery in your drill would not have lasted if used for a task which needed near continuous use - like say sanding.
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nt:
At the risk of stating the obvious it was a comment re cordless drills
No. But what I said is.
Thank you for sharing with us the obvious. What is it about newsgroups that turns grown men into children?
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8 years ago
Shakespeare knew!
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8 years ago
It was a comment on your particular use of a cordless drill. Which despite being asked about you chose not to answer.
Pointless.
Perhaps you'd be the best one to answer that.
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nt:
Dumb cobblers x3. Bye