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**Nuvo** · 25 January 2008, 13:28

They must be of exceptional build quality.

**PeteRR** · 25 January 2008, 13:38

Well, we'll have to see 'cos I've just ordered one too!

It should do nicely for the occasional minor task in the garage. Nice one Alex

**Animal Mother** · 25 January 2008, 14:24

sold out!

**Heat Seeking Missile** · 25 January 2008, 14:50

If it turns out to be rubbish at least its only a few quid down the drain. Wouldn't have minded one myself.

Mark

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 15:39

now they are offering an 18v reciprocating saw for 4.98 instead

**PeteRR** · 25 January 2008, 15:44

Originally posted by Error404 View Post

now they are offering an 18v reciprocating saw for 4.98 instead

It could come in handy for all you replica sport quattro builders out there

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 15:47

or if you have a nagging partner that you need to fit in the boot of the car :mischeif:

**curlyks2** · 25 January 2008, 15:59

Originally posted by Error404 View Post

or if you have a nagging partner that you need to fit in the boot of the car :mischeif:

Would a circular saw not be better?

**Flat on my back** · 25 January 2008, 16:24

Come on now...

Originally posted by curlyks2 View Post

Would a circular saw not be better?

Too much splatter, cleaning up will take ages...and i dont do cleaning.

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 16:45

and circular saws get all gunked up with skin and meat - no good

**curlyks2** · 25 January 2008, 17:09

At least no-one's suggested using a belt sander to remove the skin first...

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 17:38

starve them for a few days, then it comes off in one piece, and feeds the dogs. Bonus!
Two birds, one stone as it were

i'll get my coat

**Matt_D** · 25 January 2008, 18:04

Slightly back on topic

**iain1067** · 25 January 2008, 18:10

I have an 18v wolf drill/driver been fine

Iain

18v drill/driver £2-98