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A few months ago I was looking for a 165mm mains circular saw & ended up
with a Macalister from B&Q for £45. Spec looked good for the money. Less than 3 months old, relatively little use & it started playing up. Cross cutting a 2 x 4 & it started to fight back badly, could only just hang on to it. Appears that the bearing on the shaft had gone, causing the blade to wobble like a dado head. It went back for a full refund this morning. I've ordered a Makita 5604R. I should know better by now. Last time I buy any kind of B&Q power tool. -- Dave The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk 01634 717930 07850 597257 |
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