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Tool deals/ workshop consumables sticky

Gerbert

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Location
Dutch biblebelt
4 today!
The great thing about short term memory loss is that every day is like xmas.
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Whats the second to last thingy?
 

tomlad

Member
Location
nr. preston
I think thats the one i have
Great tool , main use is chopping pallet wood ect for firewood.
Cuts anything , first one started to play up screwfix fix swapped, no quibbles
Sat on table i made, the saw cut all the angled cuts , box section for its own table .
Permanent length stop on right of saw so all wood same length.
Only quibble, but not the saws fault, work piece can't be loose, should be clamped every cut , can kick if wood moves, but thats physics isn't it not saws fault.
When new bind was worse, i rang and complained, advice was brushes need bedding give it more pain , think he was right.
I rate it.
 

Hayboy

Member
Location
Co Antrim
Lidl where selling a parkside plasma cutter for 99.99 in Ireland. I can’t find a link but believe it should be on sale in the rest of the UK soon.

I found my self in a Lidl last Thursday and found the temptation too much. So far all it’s cut is some test cuts on 3mm plate, 12mm plate and an oil drum but have to say I’m very impressed and with a 3 year warrant what’s not to like.
 

Shovelhands

Member
Location
Sunny Essex
Lidl where selling a parkside plasma cutter for 99.99 in Ireland. I can’t find a link but believe it should be on sale in the rest of the UK soon.

I found my self in a Lidl last Thursday and found the temptation too much. So far all it’s cut is some test cuts on 3mm plate, 12mm plate and an oil drum but have to say I’m very impressed and with a 3 year warrant what’s not to like.

That sounds like a real bargain, 12mm cut for £100! Impressive.

Not wanting to pi$$ on your chips, just make sure you can get consumables for it. There would be nothing more annoying than a perfectly serviceable tool that you cannot get the Spares for. If they have the spares on sale too, stock up as much as is sensible imo.
 

Hayboy

Member
Location
Co Antrim
I had exactly the same thoughts but turns out it’s a standard enough torch (PT-31) and consumables seem reasonable on eBay and Amazon.

Shall just have to remember to keep the receipt somewhere safe in case it does give up in the next three years.
 

carbonfibre farmer

Member
Arable Farmer
Lidl where selling a parkside plasma cutter for 99.99 in Ireland. I can’t find a link but believe it should be on sale in the rest of the UK soon.

I found my self in a Lidl last Thursday and found the temptation too much. So far all it’s cut is some test cuts on 3mm plate, 12mm plate and an oil drum but have to say I’m very impressed and with a 3 year warrant what’s not to like.

Last Thursday I ended up in our local branch....
Already have a drill.
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Cordless grinder :)
Something like a 4 or 5 yr warranty :wideyed:(I'm sure I heard it right :scratchhead:)
 

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On Thursday 26th September, we’re holding a webinar for farmers to go through the guidance, actions and detail for the expanded Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) offer. This was planned for end of May, but had to be delayed due to the general election. We apologise about that.

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