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Spot the hidden error (in the photo).
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6 years ago
You'd think someone would have noticed!
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6 years ago
If its hidden, how can you spot it? Duh!
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6 years ago
blade guards rotate, who knew?
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6 years ago
Is (s)he trying to use the face of a cutting disc as a grinder?
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6 years ago
Or is it simply arranged that way to show it has one?
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6 years ago
not B and Q .....
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6 years ago
well of course. They forgot to turn the tool on for that derusting job.
NT
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6 years ago
No error - it is the new Health and Safety approved angle grinder.
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6 years ago
No, as that is the way you use them, well I did in my 40 odd years in engineering
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6 years ago
ouch.
NT
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6 years ago
replying to GB, Iggy wrote: The Blade Guard won't save your hand too well in that orientation. AND, they cut the cord off...so maybe the reversed Blade Guard is fine after all...the clever bastards are always a step ahead.
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6 years ago
Keeps yer nadgers warm ;-)
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6 years ago
Sorry don't see photos. Brian
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6 years ago
Not B/Q copy writers and compositors. This is where you need some expert q and a of course.
Was there not a famous one from the states where a bloke was hanging from a harness and supposedly sawing off the limb he was harnessed to back some years ago on one of these tv shows where they show c*ck ups etc?
It would have had to have been a very good harness to save him if it had been for real and not just a posed picture. Brian
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6 years ago
Do you get many 115mm cutting discs that are 6mm thick?
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6 years ago
Sorry, Brian.
It's B&Q selling an angle grinder. For the photo, they assembled it incorrectly. With the guard back to front.
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6 years ago
No but there seems to be many thick posters
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6 years ago
They are not advertising cutting discs, they are advertising grinders (which have adjustable guards) There in nothing wrong with the add, but it seems to have generated a lot of non meaningful waffle.
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6 years ago
And that guard is nothing like 6mm.
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6 years ago
While its not "wrong" as such, it does show the grinder with its guard fitted in a non usable position.
Its almost like the photographer did not have a disc available to mount and so twisted the guard to make look less like it had something missing.
Most of the other grinder photos on the site, have the guard fitted more conventionally and have a disc mounted:
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