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  • 19 March 2015 at 16:40 #56534
    Paul T
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      Look what I picked up for £20 at Lidl

      jigsaw.jpg

      A cordless 18V Li-Ion jigsaw.

      Paul

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      19 March 2015 at 16:40 #8063
      Paul T
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        19 March 2015 at 18:26 #56535
        mike farrell
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          Hi Paul saw it and the 18 volt drill but when I went shopping they were all gone ,very useful for that cut out to save putting the scroll saw up.sadMichael

          19 March 2015 at 18:48 #56536
          Andy C
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            Hi Paul, nice one. I picked up their Dremel trio look-a-like last week. Can't see the jigsaw on their website though. Although I do have a ryobi corded one that I use occasionally.

            Andy

            19 March 2015 at 18:48 #56537
            Bob Abell 2
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              An excellent asset to the workshop……£20.00 too!

              How do they do it for the money?

              Bob

              19 March 2015 at 18:51 #56538
              Paul T
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                Hello Michael

                I didn't need the drill but was impressed to see that the batteries are interchangeable, gave the jigsaw a test run and it ripped through a 4in thick lump of mahogany just as quickly as my professional 110v Bosch.

                This little jigsaw also has a handy LED to illuminate the cutting area and has a blower to keep sawdust away from the blade.

                Its a brilliant piece of kit (and it uses standard Bosch blades)

                I should say that mine had been reduced from £39.00

                Paul

                Edited By Paul T on 19/03/2015 18:52:39

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