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 Post subject: Table saw at Lidl today
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What do you think of this. I assume it doesn't come with TCT blades though.

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl ... _14087.htm

I was thinking about getting a table for my portable saw.

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What do you think of this. I assume it doesn't come with TCT blades though.

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl ... _14087.htm

I was thinking about getting a table for my portable saw.




All I get on that link is...Lidl banner at the top then...


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I get the newsletter via email. I assume they ask for your post code so they send only details of products at your nearest store. I have two to choose from, both 30 miles away, 90minutes by bus.

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Well your never gonna get a table back on the bus....

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Well your never gonna get a table back on the bus....


I'd expect it to be in a small box, with a book of self-assembly instructions.

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:dunno: Can Mooncats hold screwdrivers..... or read the instructions??

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Of course, we can do anything we want, health and wealth permitting!

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I get the saw when I click the link, I must have a cookie on my PC from a previous visit.

It looks ok for the money :wink:

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I've asked my brother to go in to see about one for me.

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These saws do the job but have a few weaknesses. The guide fence is a bit wafty as it is only clamped one end and it can move slightly giving an uneven cut. The blade supplied is usually naff too but both these things are acceptable for the price and I doubt you will be disappointed.

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fence is easily supported by a bit off wood[2x1 par] at right angles at the back clamped to the side

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They were all gone at Dursley, but I've asked the Lady M to see if she can find one at Rugeley. If all else fails, Aldi may get them, or I'll see my local tool merchant, he seems to have everything, and at a good discount.

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Nice to see your signature link working again Moon cat...

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