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I used the sanding pad the first day I bought it.

As co-incidence had it, I needed a sander unexpectadly and only had loose sheets of sanding paper, so fired up the sanding pads with the 180.

I was very pleased with the performance.
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Missed out on the Ryobi deal...had to work 'till 9pm both friday and saturday.. :cb none left on sunday, And that was gonna be mrs. Wine~o's christmas present.....
















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I got the last one from the Northwich store on Saturday afternoon. (Christmas present for brother) £150 reduced to £50, reduced to £42 with the 15% off voucher :thumbright:
Screwfix are still selling them at "only" £159.99

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Had the dilemma, do I just go out and buy the Bosch PMF180 then hide it from the wife or save my money. Or, even better, get the missus to buy it as a Xmas pressie and then I don't even have to set foot in B'n'poo. Win Win situation for me :thumbright:

I did make a little effort tho', used the new Reserve and collect option and they text me back to say I can pick it up tomorrow :scratch: then even phoned me to say it was reserved and sorted it for the the wife to pick it up.....just need to wait 5 weeks now :roll: Mind you with the amount of DIY I do these days I won't need it for another 5 years :roll: :lol:
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Can you use your reserve and collect with the voucher?
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Can you use your reserve and collect with the voucher?

Looks like it....the missus has just walked in with it plus a load xmas decorations :roll: all with 15% off
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just picked up the Ryobi set from Welwyn branch and they still had about 20 left on the shelf

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