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guy is quite a salesman!
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oops, here is the ebay jig saw link:
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> this guy is quite a salesman!
He's also an idiot. I have the same saw and have no problems at all with it.
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19 years ago
Too cool, he may as well be saying "the sky is blue and the grass is green!". Just don't buy this friggen piece of crap!
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19 years ago
Nope, that is an inherent problem with too many of the DeWalt saws. There have been numerous complaints about the blade coming out. My buddy bought one a couple of years ago and the blade does come out during use.
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19 years ago
Was the ad hominem really necessary? All you really needed to say was that you disagree with his assessment of the DeWalt jigsaw.
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Ok, fine. I disagree with his assessment of the DeWalt jigsaw.
Bashing it in a for sale ad is what makes him an idiot.
PS... mine still performs flawlessly.
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"Chris Hornberger" wrote in news:mNednbl-QONeVw snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
For the price of an eBay auction, he gets to blow off some steam. The price of the saw is a sunk cost, not to be recovered.
Some folks really don't want to pass on a lousy tool to anybody, really, at any price. Cheap way to stick it to DeWalt, in some small, but personally satisfying way.
It sure isn't about the money.
Patriarch, thinking some folks want to be the stuff of eBay legend....
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19 years ago
don't buy this friggen piece of crap!
So what happened to warranties? Something being fir for its intended purpose? All that consumer protection stuff Ralph Nader forced on industry? If it didn't work well, it should have been returned - FAST!
FoggyTown
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19 years ago
"patriarch snipped-for-privacy@nospam.comcastDOTnet"
Ok, you got me there. That's probably one of the most valid points made.
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"patriarch snipped-for-privacy@nospam.comcastDOTnet" For the price of an eBay auction, he gets to blow off some steam. The
Additionally he has an up front disclaimer. He should not have to worry about the buyer complaining that this particular saw may be a POS especially when the blade comes out.
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19 years ago
I'm in the market fer a new saw and while doing research, I came across this. Chris, either you have very low standards or you got lucky. Take a look at the reviews.
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if the saw was worth a darn, IMHO it is physically tooooooooo large.