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My polisher packed in mid way through bull-nosing and polishing travertine skirtings..on the swimming pool job.. ..
So i went and got a new one...
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So where did you get the bull nosing bit from in the end ?
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how much did that set you back dave
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doug boardley
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Shushhhh neale , secret..
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doug boardley
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snap!! Ed
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The cheapest i had seen that model for is £222 + vat..
National masonry supply's are £158 + vat..
.. cheap i thought.
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Shushhhh neale , secret..
C`mon spill
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Originally Posted by
Dave
The cheapest i had seen that model for is £222 + vat..
National masonry supply's are £158 + vat..

.. cheap i thought.
always wanted one i might do it at that price
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ur makin to much money little bruv
Michael Howe..Specialist Kitchen/bedroom and bathroom installations.
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and a crackin job it looks
Michael Howe..Specialist Kitchen/bedroom and bathroom installations.
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couldnt you get a bulgarian to do it?
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What model did you get Dave?
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The one in the pic..
it is the L1506 model.
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National masonry supply's are £158 + vat.... cheap i thought.
Not cheap that Dave........
.......It's for nowt
Hell of a deal
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If the Flex is out of stock, I think I'll just get one of these:
Marmo Meccanica LCH922 with calibrator
Should do the same job I think......
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LOL.. He does some awesome tools for stone work..
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Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Does it come with a carry case though ?
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Does it come with a carry case though ?
You get a free MAN flat back
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They are in stock as he had a few...
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They are in stock as he had a few...
Is that the Flex one Dave, coz I couldn't find them on their website??
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Look in the online catalogue
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Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Is that the Flex one Dave, coz I couldn't find them on their website??
They are there but takes a while to navigate that site.
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The Following User Says Thank You to Sir Ramic For This Useful Post:
merlecollins (22-04-2010)
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Cheers Neale - nightmare to find
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Dave
cheap as chips hey!!..
Tempted...seriously....could have done with it last 3 weeks and the bullnosing tool too
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