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Innovative Triton have released a new 18V cordless drill with a plunge
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http://www.triton.net.au/products/pd.html



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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 08:17:18 GMT, Groggy
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Innovative Triton have released a new 18V cordless drill with a plunge
mechanism:

http://www.triton.net.au/products/pd.html


Hi Greg,
Saw it in Nov last year at a show. Nice balance and great torque.
Price beats all competition.
Have you seen the metal chop saw? Also innovative, bit expensive
compared to a abrasive disc saw but the cut quality is superb, no
burrs.
George Lewin sure comes up with winning ideas.

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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:59:20 +0200, Phil Hansen
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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 08:17:18 GMT, Groggy
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Innovative Triton have released a new 18V cordless drill with a plunge
mechanism:

http://www.triton.net.au/products/pd.html


Hi Greg,
Saw it in Nov last year at a show. Nice balance and great torque.
Price beats all competition.
Have you seen the metal chop saw? Also innovative, bit expensive
compared to a abrasive disc saw but the cut quality is superb, no
burrs.
George Lewin sure comes up with winning ideas.


Hi Phil. I have seen the metal saw but as yet have heard nothing about
it other than it gives a nice clean cut (as you said).

It's good to see someone taking a risk with new ideas; Lee Valley,
Triton, Bose and a few others. The rest of the crowd are too
complacent or copy other's work.

I'm not sure why, but I appreciate this more as I get older.

Greg

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