Here's to De Walt
Discussion
Thanks, well done and bad luck to TVR for finally making it to Le Mans, but getting bumped-out early. The cars looked great, and I gather they were the fastest of the GT class at 190 mph down the Mulsanne Straight.
Thanks, also, to De Walt. I vaguely remember they sponsored Morgan, last year, but really was not aware of the company before. However, as Tony Connor said in Sprint, "I'll never buy a Black & Decker again".
I'm sure we all wish to get TVR back to Le Mans next year, where they are bound to have benefited from this year's experiences, as well as not being subject to restrictions because they had not produced enough production cars.
I imagine continued financial backing will be key, so how about we all pledge to buy De Walt whenever they produce a power tool we need - at least, for as long as backing is continued!
I'm signing up for it anyway.
Thanks, also, to De Walt. I vaguely remember they sponsored Morgan, last year, but really was not aware of the company before. However, as Tony Connor said in Sprint, "I'll never buy a Black & Decker again".
I'm sure we all wish to get TVR back to Le Mans next year, where they are bound to have benefited from this year's experiences, as well as not being subject to restrictions because they had not produced enough production cars.
I imagine continued financial backing will be key, so how about we all pledge to buy De Walt whenever they produce a power tool we need - at least, for as long as backing is continued!
I'm signing up for it anyway.
roop said:
Dunno about that. I reckon Makita the cats ass...!
apache said:
De Walt are the RR of the power tool world....kin expensive too
I have Makita and a De-Walt drills for my job both are 12v the Makita is lighter and better balanced but the DW is beeter for ripping into the body panels of BMW's when fitting body mount ariels
I will let you know which one packs up first
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