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Yep well done girly that's a cordless vibrating thingy that you never have to buy batteries for :wink:

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Yep well done girly that's a cordless vibrating thingy that you never have to buy batteries for :wink:


I am over the moon that I have won 1st prize, its cheered me up big time :mrgreen:

But... eerrrm.... what do I do with it, is it a drill like prize 2 & 3 :scratch: sort of read what it is, still not too sure if its a drill.

Also congrats to the other winners :-)

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You'll love it!!!

as a deccy you'll find uses for it as a detail sander, but the cutting blades can also get you out of all sorts of trouble.

it's one of those tools that you wouldn't always go out a buy but once you do you regret not having done sooner as it has so many uses.

I have the Fein and if you've heard people take about them and understand what it does then this is the same but a different brand and cordless

EDIT: Another way to discribe it is as a larger tougher dremmel... sort of :lol:

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Here you go gorgeous skip forward to one and a half mins tho' :wink:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nynD2Sfy ... re=related

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Ya Dancer!!!!

new toys to wreck the house with!!!
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Congrats all!

Looks like I'm going to have to replace or fix my busted PMF 180 out of my own money after all! :cb :cb :cb
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Well done Bobbie and the other winners :thumbright:


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