12-07-2013, 09:27 PM
Hi,
Thanks for taking the trouble to add this Gary. For occasional use it will be an excellent buy. I would think this kind of tool is much like a biscuit jointer; for a home workshop not used often but when its needed its needed badly. I've seen a similar tool demonstrated on Ideal World shopping channel and it is most impressive and at the price quoted by David;
http://www.idealworld.tv/CEL_Multi_Tool_...s@lt;{8011}
For my use I'd like a Fein as Lawrence mentions but at the moment I'm working through 20 litres of creosote substitute; a 12 hour shift yesterday and a 8 hour shift today; normally I complain bitterly about the dire weather but the last few days have been glorious; so much so that I'm now suffering from too much sun exposure to the back of my neck; its been worth it though to treat a lot of rough timber whilst the timber is bone dry for a change.
I'll look at a Fein in depth because I feel it will be a useful tool if I buy one. I still like wearing the Aldi work trousers (Cargos) which you recommended Gary;
http://www.fein.de/en_uk/?gclid=CMLW5q3u...tAodEFMA3A
I've also tried out my new Erbauer jig saw and what a huge difference this is to my 38 year old B&D jigsaw; it cut through a handrail (Mopstick) with absolutely no effort at all.
Kind regards, Col.
Thanks for taking the trouble to add this Gary. For occasional use it will be an excellent buy. I would think this kind of tool is much like a biscuit jointer; for a home workshop not used often but when its needed its needed badly. I've seen a similar tool demonstrated on Ideal World shopping channel and it is most impressive and at the price quoted by David;
http://www.idealworld.tv/CEL_Multi_Tool_...s@lt;{8011}
For my use I'd like a Fein as Lawrence mentions but at the moment I'm working through 20 litres of creosote substitute; a 12 hour shift yesterday and a 8 hour shift today; normally I complain bitterly about the dire weather but the last few days have been glorious; so much so that I'm now suffering from too much sun exposure to the back of my neck; its been worth it though to treat a lot of rough timber whilst the timber is bone dry for a change.
I'll look at a Fein in depth because I feel it will be a useful tool if I buy one. I still like wearing the Aldi work trousers (Cargos) which you recommended Gary;
http://www.fein.de/en_uk/?gclid=CMLW5q3u...tAodEFMA3A
I've also tried out my new Erbauer jig saw and what a huge difference this is to my 38 year old B&D jigsaw; it cut through a handrail (Mopstick) with absolutely no effort at all.
Kind regards, Col.
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