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Yesterday a friend texted me, saying he had some Mamod stuff.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I also got my mits on this bundle.
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Then Miss Posty lady gave me this.
It should be complete.
It should be complete.
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Just arrived. Makita DTD173.
Broke my other trying to get the galled bolt out of the winch. My other starts and stops, and I don't have time to strip and repair.
Looked at reviews and this is very favourable, and for the bargain price of £110, belt clip included.
And a free Makita bit set thrown in.
It's very nice in the hand, well-balanced and compact. The ring light is bright and luminous!
I know there are others with better spec, but I'm a Makita Slapper.
Broke my other trying to get the galled bolt out of the winch. My other starts and stops, and I don't have time to strip and repair.
Looked at reviews and this is very favourable, and for the bargain price of £110, belt clip included.
And a free Makita bit set thrown in.
It's very nice in the hand, well-balanced and compact. The ring light is bright and luminous!
I know there are others with better spec, but I'm a Makita Slapper.
MattF
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Try using Mirka pad savers between the backing plate and the abrasive. Makes the backing pads last longer. clicky
Kram
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Just read the instructions and theres a gutter attachment you can get, to blow all of the gutter mess over your neighboursMy blow job has arrived, the whole street has had a great blow job
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Compared to the common Stihl BG86 blowers and the backpack BR600 or BR800 blowers, which I use all the time, this feels somewhere between the two. Great power!
The paper specs are slightly better than BG86 level, however the outlet is bigger, feels like its shifting more air with a lot more force.
It can be turned right down to barely spinning and may make a good summer ventilation fan for indoors! Could last all day like that.
I shall have zero further use for my mains or petrol leaf blowers..
New mask, had to giggle at the label
Perhaps the jobs will look better If I leave the label on?
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A blind person could use that without removing that sticker.
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Now there is a marketing angle missed!
Bit judgmental,haven’t even tried them.Thats a lot of brushing!
And a lot of brushing to redo when they shed hairs everywhere
I have avoided Parweld ever since their customer services were unable to provide me some tig gloves without holes
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I’ve never used one before but YouTube makes them look easy even on really old brass olives without damage to the pipe. It will be getting used on some central heating pipework that comes out of a tiled floor and not much room for error
