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Multi-function saw - Bosch PMF 180/Fein clone

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 9:07 pm    Post Subject:
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At Aldi from 11/10/09 for £39.95

www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2827_11529.htm

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 9:26 pm    Post Subject:
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Hmm £40 is still a little dear, if it was for £20 I'd consider it. They are selling for £60 so if you are going to buy one I'd pay the extra £20 and get the pukka one.
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So, pay 33% more for a Bosch tool which will do the same job but with less warranty?

Some people would say that the Fein is the "pukka" one, so why by the Bosch when you can get the Fein for £120?

I can't see why this Aldi saw will not do the same job, for DIY, for less money
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i dont see the problem with buying cheap if it for a one off or because you not shure if you can justify a tool at the full price

i personaly have the bosch progressor its the blue 10.8v lithium ion version and very pleased with it icon_biggrin.gif

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 8:25 am    Post Subject:
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Got nothing against aldi and lidl tools myself. It looks pretty solid, more like the fein than the bosch. the bosch is a bit of a boneshaker. should be interesting to see if they sell blades in aldi and at what price
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Would be nice to find cheap blades , never had the smaller blades last more than two minutes, thats around £3 per minute. icon_exclaim.gif
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:39 pm    Post Subject:
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big-all wrote:
i dont see the problem with buying cheap if it for a one off or because you not shure if you can justify a tool at the full price

i personaly have the bosch progressor its the blue 10.8v lithium ion version and very pleased with it icon_biggrin.gif


well i ceratinly wouldnt buy the generator theyve got on offer, cheap chinese cack

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I only paid £30 for my Bosch and it was brand new from B&Q in the sale a couple of years ago, dont think they sold that well when introduced.
I also picked up a DeWalt 12 volt twin pack for £70 on the same day.
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what exactly is this fein tool for??

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you can saw copper/steel/brass plastic pipes also wood
they can all be cut flush to a wall

you can cut in confined spaces
it can be used as a detailed sander

it can get behind tiles sinks ect and break the bond
you can remove grout
you can use the scraper to clean surfaces
you can cut a square hole in the face off plaster board
pine/ply any board /metal sheet without pilot holes and up to other surfaces

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are you sure you dont work for teleshopping big-all? icon_lol.gif

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Thermo wrote:
are you sure you dont work for teleshopping big-all? icon_lol.gif



light to med-----









----ehh sorry where was i
i certainly feel like i am due a pint for all the newgas questions i answered last night lol icon_wink.gif

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big-all wrote:
Thermo wrote:
are you sure you dont work for teleshopping big-all? icon_lol.gif



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----ehh sorry where was i
i certainly feel like i am due a pint for all the newgas questions i answered last night lol icon_wink.gif

have a cyber pint on me , icon_wink.gif i might just get one after all that good advertising. icon_smile.gif

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make shure you get one with all the blades and accesories as the difference is about £30 where as the accesories are around 60 to £80

are you thinking 10.8v or 230v!!

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