Just got round to using it on cutting the Laminate, gives a nice straight cut and its blades are not too bad considering they were only £2.99 a pack
:-)
Just got round to using it on cutting the Laminate, gives a nice straight cut and its blades are not too bad considering they were only £2.99 a pack
:-)
oops! sorry that's the Lidl Jigsaw. ;-) it being "Parkside" as opposed to Aldi's "Craft" range.
Tried it on a worktop yet?
Nope! but then again I use a router on worktops or a circular and will only use it for cutting out holes in worktops ie sinks ect.
Right tools for the job...can't go wrong. ;-)
I've got a couple of Parkside power tools and I reckon they're better quality than other el cheapos. Not tried the jigsaw, though - I've already got a decent one of those.
=A0 London SW
I thought I had a reasonably good B & D one - thought... I know 'good' and 'B&D' don't go together, but this cheapy jigsaw from Lidls beats the pants of it. My introduction to good jigsaws was my brother's Festool one and this wee Lidls one reminds of that a bit in terms of it's accuracy and ability to hold a line.
Rob
Ouch. Hope usenet doesn't get up there so Andy can see this. He might return and haunt us.
No, he'll be too busy ethereally wafting down the aisles of HeavenlyTools-R-Us choosing the best tile cutter for St Peter's next cloakroom fit-out and insisting that delivery is by winged angel and not Sir Rowland Hill.
Owain
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