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  1. Tug

    Tug

    FID Voltz, not convinced this is genuine, but thought I'd post anyway. 

     

     

    1. saviown

      saviown

       from what I have heard, it's not the final product, testing only vid, it's got a 120mmx 74mm motor in it so should be quick

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  2. .AJ.

    Slo mo RC vids do my head in, I can’t be the only one??? Lol

    1. saviown

      saviown

      yep, watching petrol cars bores me too

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  3. supersavage

    Can anyone recommend a drill that'll go through concrete and take a 16mm bit preferably cordless? Need to fit my ground anchor in the garage so I can chain the bike to it.  

    1. saviown

      saviown

      would of been if it included batteries and charger hilti are possibly top of the shop but way too expensive, I need a cordless "M" class dust extractor, hilti do one for £1000+ without batteries or charger:shockingscary: I bought a 5 quid sticker for my Makita 36v version, big difference:) 

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  4. supersavage

    Can anyone recommend a drill that'll go through concrete and take a 16mm bit preferably cordless? Need to fit my ground anchor in the garage so I can chain the bike to it.  

    1. saviown

      saviown

      still expensive for one hole though:D

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  5. supersavage

    Can anyone recommend a drill that'll go through concrete and take a 16mm bit preferably cordless? Need to fit my ground anchor in the garage so I can chain the bike to it.  

    1. saviown

      saviown

      Makita are no better / no worse than the rest of the "pro" tools, I had the 9.6v drills/jigsaw, absolutely crap but that was back then;) 

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  6. supersavage

    Can anyone recommend a drill that'll go through concrete and take a 16mm bit preferably cordless? Need to fit my ground anchor in the garage so I can chain the bike to it.  

    1. saviown

      saviown

      I use them all day every day so I think I can say they are ok, loads of 18v and twin 18v tools:thumbsup:

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  7. supersavage

    Can anyone recommend a drill that'll go through concrete and take a 16mm bit preferably cordless? Need to fit my ground anchor in the garage so I can chain the bike to it.  

    1. saviown

      saviown

      for one hole I would borrow one , that Makita is ok if you have the batteries and charger, becomes expensive for diy

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  8. Rover Man

    Nice project for anyone whos bored lol 

     

     

    1. saviown

      saviown

      I will stick to the best.........Brushless

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  9. evssv

    So badly want sum decent  snow here :yes:....so  can go bash the baj  and db....:yes:......its getting closer.....:insane:

    1. saviown

      saviown

      would love some snow, got to try the truck, had it 3 years, never seen snow:rolleyes:

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  10. Noj

    Noj

    RIP Liz Smith, Carrie Fisher and Richard Adams....

    1. saviown

      saviown

      not forgetting rick parfitt, brilliant  guitarist and singer

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