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Looks good, you'll have to review it if you get one.
I like the "recommended for you" section below, you need some T&E cable clips to go with the mask
I like the "recommended for you" section below, you need some T&E cable clips to go with the mask
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Ha, mine shows drain rods and chimney brushes.Looks good, you'll have to review it if you get one.
I like the "recommended for you" section below, you need some T&E cable clips to go with the mask
It does look a decent enough lid, I might pick one up tomorrow.
It's the only one I've ever seen with 4 sensors, not that having the standard 2 doesn't work just fine.
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Looks pretty good, With electronics getting cheaper, I'm not surprised that they can undercut the big boy by a healthy margin, Worth a try, 4 sensors and shade 5 to 13,
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That looks a real bargain, wish I had known a week ago as it just cost £75 to get my old one repaired
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Funnily enough I was in their bargain basement section* having a browse yesterday and I saw that mask for £20, it had been used as a sample and I almost bought it as a back up mask.
*Toolstation have their HQ in Bridgwater where they also have a bargain basement section, it's full of customer returns and samples that Toolstation have bought to try out. If your ever passing you can pick up some real bargains.
I have used one not many months ago and found it fine, works well and has lots of settings and responds well to an arc, it was very lightweight and a little flimsy and not for an industrial environment where they get hammered and abused, but for a home user where they aren't continually being dropped or hit and kicked about they should be fine.
