Recent content by W666

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Came with a plunge saw I recently bought but I keep everything in DeWalts TSTAK so this is uneeded and unused. Probably best collected from Preston but I can source some packaging.

Used and abused a lot of grinders, the variable speed Makita 115mm seems the best in every way. The soft start 230mm Makita is also the best without spending 3x the cost of it. Don't go with a cheap nasty one, too much vibration, you will pay one day.

Many issues with FFX myself, last one a jigsaw sent through post in a thin plastic bag only, jigsaw damaged internally, rattling bits inside, they tried fo refuse refund claiming nothing wrong and to pass it on to Dewalt for warranty repair, who would rightly decline due to mistreatment due to...

Couple of question's; What blade did yours come with? It's advertised everywhere as coming with a 24t tct blade, but one I've just bought and had delivered has come with a 36t, mounted backwards. I'm highly suspicious its a refurb or used unit. Wasn't sold as so Blades for it; hows the...

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So do you think best to buy the cheaper ones if doing that? Erbauer ones are £10 each or Trend crappro, about £15 or Trend pro at £25!

Heading out to buy the Makita RP2301FCXK tomorrow, thanks for all the suggestions. Seems to of jumped up in price a little though :(

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Bit of an effort to link using my phone but Amazon UK and US, most YouTube video reviews have someone in the comments saying its awful and came across around 10 different forum threads on other forums stating issues. Always the same 3 problems; electronic speed control failiure, collet issues...

Think I'll go for either the DeWalt or Makita as soon as ebay do a discount code and I can get it for £250 or less new. Think the Makita does look the best but I'm heavily invested in the DeWalt TSTAK, so... I can't get over the large number of very negative reviews of the HiKOKI, even though...