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Narrow belt sander
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Narrow belt sander
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Re: Narrow belt sander
Thanks for the heads up on that. I'll be off to Lidls next week.
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Re: Narrow belt sander
Was thinking about getting one of these yesterday....
30 sounds alot for a lidl tool... Although a makita would be nice, its not worth the £160.
Black & decker was one of the first but looks a bit DIY these days.
My money is on an evolution from FFX for £41 delivered. I do like my evolution chop saw.
http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Evol ... ander-240V
30 sounds alot for a lidl tool... Although a makita would be nice, its not worth the £160.
Black & decker was one of the first but looks a bit DIY these days.
My money is on an evolution from FFX for £41 delivered. I do like my evolution chop saw.
http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Evol ... ander-240V
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Re: Narrow belt sander
This looks spot on, I bought a macallister one from b&q and it did sterling work on my roof replacement job.
Don't pay through the nose for belts though, buy full size sanding belts and cut them down. I find they last longer and cost pennies not pounds when they snap.
Dave.
Don't pay through the nose for belts though, buy full size sanding belts and cut them down. I find they last longer and cost pennies not pounds when they snap.
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Re: Narrow belt sander
I bought one of the Silverline ones for under£30. I can't realy fault it apart from being being a little underpowered. I didn't want one with the motor sticking out the side as it restricts where you can get into.
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Re: Narrow belt sander
I have a silver line one - works great
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Re: Narrow belt sander
I bought a dremel knock off from Lidl, it was absolutely pathetic, zero torque. Anyone know if this is better?
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