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dave.m
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Aldi from 18th October

Bench Morticer:

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2827_11596.htm

Chisel Set for it:

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2827_11597.htm

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wow, that's cheap
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I want one! but what for :lol:

Can't remember last time I used one of those.

Some bargains in DIY.

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Specials this week
single and
double switches

I need a heap!

Is Aldi stuff any good? I am always wary of this cheapo stuff although you can certainly get a good deal at times

Slight cheaper on Toolstation but don't have metal rockets
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I'm sure the switches would be fine.

sorry to see your question so late.

Whenever I'm buying something cheap, I look for a warranty, and ask myself what can actually go wrong with said product. I think things like those switches will pass both my criteria.
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