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    Default EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    I would like one of these ... Really handy for stone guys.


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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    Very handy Dave indeed.
    Would have been nice on your pool surround job i bet.
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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    Nice piece of kit im sure but does it not seem a wee bit over engineered?

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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    I use a £10 workbench and a couple of clamps

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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    Quote Originally Posted by SandyFloor View Post
    I use a £10 workbench and a couple of clamps
    Exactly!

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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    wouldn't go in your van dave

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    Default Re: EdgeRight Bullnosing Bench

    I use a 4' bench with quick clamps holding the marble too.
    Pretty long that bench but handy,no room left in my van.lol
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