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I wish I had that much time on my hands to be able to bugger about doing stuff like that!
I think the living standards / work life ratios in OZ are much better than the UK......
I bet they've all got a 4 bedroom house with a swimming pool too, and a gorgeous blond Sheila, and it never rains, and the beers are always cold
Right I'm off to the land where they still appreciate a good tradesman.
I think the living standards / work life ratios in OZ are much better than the UK......
I bet they've all got a 4 bedroom house with a swimming pool too, and a gorgeous blond Sheila, and it never rains, and the beers are always cold
Right I'm off to the land where they still appreciate a good tradesman.
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New addition to the 10.8V/12V collection.
It's only a teeny one. Max depth of cut is just a gnat's over 1".
That has battery killer written all over it unless they have sorted out the Electronic Cell Protection.
Might be useful for floor boards, I will be interested to know how you get on with it.
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That has battery killer written all over it unless they have sorted out the Electronic Cell Protection.
I was thinking it might be a bit battery hungry too. Only one way to find out though.
It was a toss-up between this or a full size Makita, but I thought seeing as I already have three 240V full size knocking about, and vehicle space generally being a rarity, to go with this one. It's something not oft used, so only going to be carried about as a "just in case" piece. Plus, it's cute. 