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colonel c

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268 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Anyone has one of these?

Are they as good as the adverts suggest?

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=o9d7NdMnE-A


993AL

1,939 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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colonel c

Original Poster:

8,048 posts

268 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Thanks.

I'm convinced that I really need one of those but Mrs Colonel C is adamant they are over-hyped rubbish.

993AL

1,939 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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colonel c said:
Thanks.

I'm convinced that I really need one of those but Mrs Colonel C is adamant they are over-hyped rubbish.
What will you be cutting with it? I think Mrs Colonel C would be pleasantly surprised and I know some of these infomercials come across badly but it really is a good tool, but I guess I am biased wink

colonel c

Original Poster:

8,048 posts

268 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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993AL said:
colonel c said:
Thanks.

I'm convinced that I really need one of those but Mrs Colonel C is adamant they are over-hyped rubbish.
What will you be cutting with it? I think Mrs Colonel C would be pleasantly surprised and I know some of these infomercials come across badly but it really is a good tool, but I guess I am biased wink
Laminate floor panels. We did the living room and kitchen a while back, which was bad enough. Now we intend to do a bedroom and landing with many corners and tricky bits. So the prospect of cutting lengths of panel on the floor rater than getting up and down to cut on a bench is very appealing.

i want an aero

642 posts

235 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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looks good, any idea where to buy?

colonel c

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Wednesday 14th January 2009
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i want an aero said:
looks good, any idea where to buy?
Jml direct or http://www.ardenpowertools.co.uk/prods/208.html

Dogwatch

6,381 posts

251 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Not what they were really designed for but I used one to trim some half-inch ply sheets I was putting on a shed roof last summer. I hadn't used it since purchase so thought it was time for it to earn its keep. Quite successful but holding down the 'plunge' was tiring so the initial cut was a bit of a switchback. Not a problem with quick, short, cuts.

Does need either a space or sacrificial wood underneath the cut as with any circular saw.


993AL

1,939 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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colonel c said:
993AL said:
colonel c said:
Thanks.

I'm convinced that I really need one of those but Mrs Colonel C is adamant they are over-hyped rubbish.
What will you be cutting with it? I think Mrs Colonel C would be pleasantly surprised and I know some of these infomercials come across badly but it really is a good tool, but I guess I am biased wink
Laminate floor panels. We did the living room and kitchen a while back, which was bad enough. Now we intend to do a bedroom and landing with many corners and tricky bits. So the prospect of cutting lengths of panel on the floor rater than getting up and down to cut on a bench is very appealing.
You wont buy a better tool for cutting laminate flooring (up to 12mm), make sure you get an 18TCT blade, connect it to your vacuum and you will have no dust, will keep Mrs. Colonel C very happy and the bonus is you will be able to tell her she was wrong smile