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Usually i would always say Bosch but in this instance it has to be the makita , the bosch is a bloody menace - the clutch kicks in far too late and is almost dangerous

the gop 300 are out and have been for a week now but quite a bit more expensive than the 250 instead of buggering about with screwfix etc look on www.bosch-pt.com and find the map of BSS dealers - bound to be one near you

it was the new one when i posted - just over a year ago !!!!!!!!!!!!!

there is very little price difference between bosch and makita - but a world of differnece between the batteries in 2 years of selling the new style lithium i have yet to see a faulty bosch one - but the faulty makita batteries must be approaching 100 now ,must give credit to makita as they...

the sheet metal hoesaw as the name suggests is for sheet metal and it has the bosch quick change arbor - and to my knowledge they dont do a sds srbor to fit just buy teh cheapest crappiest holesaw you can find - cutting plaster will bugger it anyway

just be carefull that you dont overlaod makita batteries as it buggers them the bosch 18v range is a far better proposition - far more reliable

carefully remove them , turn em round and re-cement

3 year on the bosch one if you register it and i gather that most laser measures are based on leica technology

SNAP !!

plus the bosch can be recalibrated (not sure if the dewalt can be ) and it has a pulse setting so can be used with a reciever to double the range ( or outdoors !!)

avoid paper collated nails - they are readily available but generally only in "paslode" form ie with gas which you wont need . They also cost over twice what wire collated cost so the gun may be cheap but running it will be expensive bite the bullet , spend twice the cash and get a bostitch...

what kind of slab ?? concrete ? india stone ? make sure you buy the right disc for the job or you are just chucking maoney away - saying that I would assume the disc would out-live the tool by a long way foir top quality at a sensible price look for spectrum

bosch :D 3 year warranty on registration can be re-calibrated ( not sure if the dewalt one can be ) pulse function so can be used with a optional reciever which doubles the range and also allows it to be used out doors

looks like a very good deal all bosch blue comes with a 12month warranty - if you register it online then you get a 3 year warranty on the body only

if you have tried everywhere then there is a good chance you cant get one !! google "monster hook" that'll do the job for you

the older turbo tough was a superb machine - the robust is smaller , a bit lighter with a more powerfull 4 pole motor 3 year warranty on the body if you can be boothered to register it and if you buy it froma bss dealewr a 2 year warranty on the batteries !! plus if you buy one before the...

i think you'll find that very little of the irwin/record/marples range is made in the uk and hasnt been for some time

I think phone the liverpool powertool centre and ask for terry ( 0151 207 2238 if memory serves me right)

its definatly B&D professional and teh more i look at the pics the more i'm convinced its a p2271

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