Hi,
Local Focus DIY has them for £60...seem to be £75 or more elsewhere...
and that is before the 10% OAP discount every day...
David g

On 14/04/2010 16:17, gilli wrote:
Hi,
Local Focus DIY has them for £60...seem to be £75 or more elsewhere...
and that is before the 10% OAP discount every day...
David g

We haven't got a local Focus and apparently they are sold in store only,
however Amazon seem to sell at same price.
Have ordered one. :-)
Don

On 15 Apr, 11:10, Donwill wrote:
On 14/04/2010 16:17, gilli wrote: Hi,
Local Focus DIY has them for 60...seem to be 75 or more elsewhere...
and that is before the 10% OAP discount every day...
David g

We haven't got a local Focus and apparently they are sold in store only,
however *Amazon seem to sell at same price.
Have ordered one. :-)
Don

I got one a couple months ago. So far the flat blade has been
excellent for slicing a sliver of wood off some battens that formed an
external angle but did not quite line up. It was above my head and
horizontal and getting a handsaw in position would have been a
nightmare.
But I expect the greatness to be shown when lifting some floorboards.
I have never had luck with the cutoff hacksaw or circular saw methods.
Simon.

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sm_jamieson wrote:
But I expect the greatness to be shown when lifting some floorboards.
I have never had luck with the cutoff hacksaw or circular saw methods.

My Fein can certainly be used for that - but is painfully slow compared to
the other methods you mention. And given the price of the blades I'd
rather keep them for things nothing else can do.

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*He's not dead - he's electroencephalographically challenged

Dave Plowman London SW
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On 15/04/2010 17:02, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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But I expect the greatness to be shown when lifting some floorboards.
I have never had luck with the cutoff hacksaw or circular saw methods.

My Fein can certainly be used for that - but is painfully slow compared to
the other methods you mention. And given the price of the blades I'd
rather keep them for things nothing else can do.


I understand that the Fein and Bosch tools/blades are interchangable, is
that your understanding also?
Don