"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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Price can also affect aspects of the tool which are irrelevant to the
quality of the result - eg it may be heavier, or a bit uncomfortable.
These won't matter to the occasional user, but will matter to somebody
who spends a lot of time with it.


That isn't true either. If poor ergonomics prevent good results that
will be true regardless of the amount of use.

Um, there's a difference between being heavier or a bit uncomfortable and
ergonomics sufficiently poor that good results are unobtainable. I carefully
restricted my statement to the former, so my statement is true.

clive