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The Weegie
 Post subject: Metabo Bargain
PostPosted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:21 pm 
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Great bargain.

216mm Sliding mitre saw :shock:

http://www.******.co.uk/metabo-kgs216 ... 40v-p11428

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 Post subject: Re: Metabo Bargain
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Why is the website not showing. :scratch:

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Weegie can you just spell the site without the http://www.cheers. How much is it and model :thumbright:


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The saw is in the offers section. It is selling for £158.95

Excellent price.

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SPELL IT WITH SPACES :thumbright:
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http://home-and-garden.become.co.uk/met ... c315031945

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they tried to get sneaky adverts by pretending to be asking and answering questions so where baned

just google "hamilton tool shop"

and when you see TOOL&STOP remove the "&" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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they tried to get sneaky adverts by pretending to be asking and answering questions so where baned

just google "hamilton tool shop"

and when you see TOOL&STOP remove the "&" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:



That is pretty poor that they done that :sad:

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Weegie what is that woodwork book you won like,is it all furniture stuff or does it cover any building stuff?Using power tools etc.I am waiting for it to be on offer at whsmith :thumbright:
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was it this one!!!
http://www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/n ... */Woodwork

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Yeh thats the one , it only shows a few pages. :thumbleft: While you around big all do they still sell ryobi planer that has a bevel at the back and front,i seen some guy on you tube ,who made a jig for a ryobi planer built into a stand,like a bench planer,benchdogs youtube.
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diyguys wrote:
Weegie what is that woodwork book you won like,is it all furniture stuff or does it cover any building stuff?Using power tools etc.I am waiting for it to be on offer at whsmith :thumbright:



The first 78 pages introduces you to Hand Tools, Power tools Machine tools. The next 82 pages tells the reader about joinery techniques.

The next 20 pages is about all the different types of woods.

The next 164 pages introduces people to projects such as Breakfast table, Bed and tool box.

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Well weegie what project are you on? :thumbright:
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