It’s New tools tuesdays

[Time's Ran Out]

£34.99!
3 years guarantee.
So that’s me sorted till retirement.

 

[Boggs]

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£34.99!
3 years guarantee.
So that’s me sorted till retirement.

Where from TJ?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Lidl - last weeks offer and it was the 3rd one I visited.
Change tomorrow but still 3 in store at one I visited.
Also got some Portuguese custard tarts at 42p each - lovely.

 

[J Sid]

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£34.99!
3 years guarantee.
So that’s me sorted till retirement.

had one of those a few years back and very good

 

[Blunt Tool]

Lidl - last weeks offer and it was the 3rd one I visited.
Change tomorrow but still 3 in store at one I visited.
Also got some Portuguese custard tarts at 42p each - lovely.
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Had one of those a few years back and very good

 

[Dougs Third Go]

a year ago this month I was just starting 3 months off work due to a handsaw incident

so I decided to take the plunge and get one of these on Sunday, seeing as I had to trim down another door and didn't want a repeat!!

 

[Italy]

finally I found what I was looking for.
let's hope the 3000 rpm is enough
for diamond pads.
tired of continuing to remove pads and mount bits,
or it works otherwise I will take another grinder
battery operated.

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I used it a little.
it's convenient and the battery for my use is enough for half a day.
I was used to the 5000/9000 rpm of the grinder and with this much slower, everything changes.
but before or after I get there.
ps: I bought it just to make the bevel to the double cuts of rectified tiles

 

[Andy Rhodes]

added this beaut to my ever growing collect of power tools yes , used my mates last week to cut out the bottoms of the door frames to tile my son floors always up until then used a handsaw never again

 

[Flintstone]

Great tool that delwalt multi tool.

 

[Tony_C]

Not Tuesday and not new, but it's new to me. This came up for sale literally across the road from me so thought it would be silly to let the opportunity pass to snapping it up.

Gave it a quick wash down as it was fairly dirty. Missing the extension tray and side tray and a knob at the back to lock it in from 90/45/22.5 that I will eventually pick up but also not in a hurry to spend £100 on some plastic . Blade seems alright but I will be replacing that also some point soon. Anybody tried the ATS blade in this? It's all I use in my smaller wet cutter and can't fault it in that