better than me Bosch Green jobby?

More easier to guide,more accurate,its far cheaper and the blades are
cheaper,slightly heavier.

:-P

erm! make that Lidl. :-)

"George" wrote in message
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better than me Bosch Green jobby?

More easier to guide,more accurate,its far cheaper and the blades are
cheaper,slightly heavier.

:-P



oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.

I've had a few lidl tools over the past and can't fault them for DIY

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"George" wrote in message
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better than me Bosch Green jobby?

More easier to guide,more accurate,its far cheaper and the blades are
cheaper,slightly heavier.

:-P



oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.

I've had a few lidl tools over the past and can't fault them for DIY



Well I had some laminate to put down,the job came up earlier than expected
so had go out and buy a Bosch effort and couldn't wait for the Lidl effort
to arise.
The bosch had to be returned because it was vibrating something
chronic...too iit back for an exchange and that was the same so got me money
back.
Put the job off till tomorrow so Im hunky dori now. ;-)

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Sarah wrote:


oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.


The expensive computer keyboards are, though! g
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George wrote:

better than me Bosch Green jobby?

because it has a cast sole plate, and the Bosch green jobbies are
generally pretty poor?



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"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Sarah wrote:


oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.


The expensive computer keyboards are, though! g


Mines a lide chepi it confuszes letrz up n all ;-p

apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.

Sarah wrote:
"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Sarah wrote:

oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.

The expensive computer keyboards are, though! g


Mines a lide chepi it confuszes letrz up n all ;-p

apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.


At least you were doing it yourself. :-)

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On 28 Jul, 12:57, "George" wrote:
better than me Bosch Green jobby?

Because when it comes to jigsaws, Green Bosch isn't much good (Blue
Bosch is)

apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.


do you paint them before you hammer them in or after?

why?

[g]

"Rod" wrote in message
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Sarah wrote:
"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Sarah wrote:

oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.

The expensive computer keyboards are, though! g


Mines a lide chepi it confuszes letrz up n all ;-p

apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.
At least you were doing it yourself. :-)



Only cos' I couldn't get to the nail bar today as I've got a sniffle ;-p

"George (dicegeorge)" wrote in message
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apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.

do you paint them before you hammer them in or after?

why?

[g]



Cheeky ;-p (after)

"Sarah" wrote in message
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"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Sarah wrote:


oes to show eh expensive tools aren't always best.


The expensive computer keyboards are, though! g


Mines a lide chepi it confuszes letrz up n all ;-p

apologies for first sloppy post, I was painting my nails.



Don't you like the steel finish then?

Comes to something when ya want to paint the nails.

On Jul 28, 12:57*pm, "George" wrote:
better than me Bosch Green jobby?

More easier to guide,more accurate,its far cheaper and the blades are
cheaper,slightly heavier.

:-P

Yes it is rather good isn't it?

You could always spend another £80 odd and get a Makita or Bosch
Blue :P

Still, Bosch jigsaw blades are excellent, I use T101D which is a good
all rounder.

cheers,
Pete.

"Pete C ukdiy" wrote in message
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On Jul 28, 12:57 pm, "George" wrote:
better than me Bosch Green jobby?

More easier to guide,more accurate,its far cheaper and the blades are
cheaper,slightly heavier.

:-P

Yes it is rather good isn't it?

You could always spend another £80 odd and get a Makita or Bosch
Blue :P

Why? the floors done I have no use for it now for god knows how long? hence
why I only wanted a cheap one ie £23.
Saved meself oodles of poke.

Still, Bosch jigsaw blades are excellent, I use T101D which is a good
all rounder.

£2.95 at lidl for a set of 10 blades.

cheers,
Pete.

On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:00:57 GMT, "George"
wrote:

Still, Bosch jigsaw blades are excellent, I use T101D which is a good
all rounder.

£2.95 at lidl for a set of 10 blades.

I use my jigsaw enough to wear out Bosch blades.

Do you think Lidl's monkeymetal blades are going to be a good buy for
me? Apart from longevity, Bosch also offer a wider range of tooth
patterns, which allows you to use the most appropriate tooth for each
cut.



(I've no hands-on experience of Lidl's jigsaw blades. However I'm
extrapolating from using their bigger sabre-saw blades with the mounts
cut down to fit a Bosch firewood saw that's hard to find blades to fit.
Even for hacking up firewood, they're less than impressive.)


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