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As a follow-up to the lengthy thread on these machines before Xmas, can
I ask where people get replacement blades?

I bought a 115mm one from Screwfix for it recently, only to find it's
slightly too large... apparently it should be 110mm, which sounds very
non-standard to me. (Is this a Plasplugs ploy to prevent non-branded
disks being fitted?)

If I have to buy Plasplug blades, how much should I expect to pay for them?

Thanks
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Lobster wrote:
As a follow-up to the lengthy thread on these machines before Xmas, can
I ask where people get replacement blades?

I bought a 115mm one from Screwfix for it recently, only to find it's
slightly too large... apparently it should be 110mm, which sounds very
non-standard to me. (Is this a Plasplugs ploy to prevent non-branded
disks being fitted?)


http://www.toolstation.com/search.html?Search=1&searchstr=97751


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Grunff wrote:
Lobster wrote:

As a follow-up to the lengthy thread on these machines before Xmas,
can I ask where people get replacement blades?

I bought a 115mm one from Screwfix for it recently, only to find it's
slightly too large... apparently it should be 110mm, which sounds very
non-standard to me. (Is this a Plasplugs ploy to prevent non-branded
disks being fitted?)



http://www.toolstation.com/search.html?Search=1&searchstr=97751


Fab - thanks! And not stocked by Screwfix. I see toolstation still do
free delivery/low value items if you can wait a few days. Watch out
Screwfix....
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Lobster wrote:

Fab - thanks! And not stocked by Screwfix. I see toolstation still do
free delivery/low value items if you can wait a few days. Watch out
Screwfix....


Can't fault them for service. The range is still very small compared to
SF, but it is growing.


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Lobster wrote:

Fab - thanks! And not stocked by Screwfix. I see toolstation still do
free delivery/low value items if you can wait a few days. Watch out
Screwfix....


Can't fault them for service. The range is still very small compared to
SF, but it is growing.

Grunff


I notice that if people start to ask them for something not on the stock item
list, they go all out to try and get it. They're going to be a real competitor
against SF in a little while.




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As a follow-up to the lengthy thread on these machines before Xmas, can
I ask where people get replacement blades?


My local B&Q has them. But the original has a pretty long life if cutting
ordinary tiles. Porcelain ones might be different.

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