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Noticed this today, not bad for the average DIY enthuiast :wink:

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Thia ain't bad for £20 either. clicky

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That is amazingly cheap.

I wonder if they are any use or will last long though :scratch:

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ultimatehandyman wrote:
That is amazingly cheap.

I wonder if they are any use or will last long though :scratch:


Usually have a 3 year warranty and just take it back for a refund if it packs up.
I have found both Lidl and Aldi tools very good bargains for DIY but don't expect them to be suitable for every day use by professionals. Considering the prices you pay.

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