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RE: Feedback - Colour Republic - 01-12-2013
Space Plugs : The Final Frontier
Space Plugs : A Fixing Odyssey
Do like "Vors sprung cab technic" though
RE: Feedback - Cliff1970 - 01-12-2013
(01-12-2013, 01:40 PM)Colour Republic Wrote: Space Plugs : The Final Frontier
Space Plugs : A Fixing Odyssey
Do like "Vors sprung cab technic" though
Liking it CR
- never thought I'd be described as an Odyssey 
"Vors sprung cab technic" is absolutely classic though - still
Got my mission statement sorted for when I go public -
Space-Plug,,,,,The Final Frontier – these are the designs of Space-Plug limited, it’s three year mission to explore new fixings that actually work, to seek out happiness and new ways to make a few quid, to screw it up like no one has screwed it up before! Cheers CR
RE: Feedback - PREM - 01-12-2013
Make it sew
RE: Feedback - Cliff1970 - 03-12-2013
(01-12-2013, 11:03 PM)PREM Wrote: Make it sew
Said the seamstress to the singer
RE: Feedback - dom - 13-12-2013
Hi
ive used them for the first time this week and they are great just a thought the drill bits that you send out with the packs are not an sds i would think that most fitters would use an sds drill so wouldn't really find them useful i know i just throw them away not sure whether it would work better to inc a sds bit or not bother with one at all
regards dom
RE: Feedback - snezza - 13-12-2013
Throw them away........????????!!!!!!!!
Have you tried them Dom?
I've been using mine constantly since Cliff sent them to me, super quality drill bits. No hammer or impact and they drill through carcasses, brick, celcons etc, etc. Just put one in a battery drill and give one a try, you will be pleasantly surprised.
Snezza.
RE: Feedback - nsk - 13-12-2013
(13-12-2013, 10:04 PM)snezza 31 Wrote: Throw them away........????????!!!!!!!!
Have you tried them Dom?
I've been using mine constantly since Cliff sent them to me, super quality drill bits. No hammer or impact and they drill through carcasses, brick, celcons etc, etc. Just put one in a battery drill and give one a try, you will be pleasantly surprised.
Snezza.
I will second this ^
RE: Feedback - dom - 14-12-2013
(13-12-2013, 11:30 PM)nsk Wrote:(13-12-2013, 10:04 PM)snezza 31 Wrote: Throw them away........????????!!!!!!!!
Have you tried them Dom?
I've been using mine constantly since Cliff sent them to me, super quality drill bits. No hammer or impact and they drill through carcasses, brick, celcons etc, etc. Just put one in a battery drill and give one a try, you will be pleasantly surprised.
Snezza.
I will second this ^
must admit i didn't try them saw that they wouldn't fit in the sds and throw them in the screw bucket ill dig them both out this morning .
RE: Feedback - Cliff1970 - 15-12-2013
Might be an idea Dom
- The MP bits retail at over a fiver each - guess i need to up my marketing on those They have a diamond cut, tungsten carbide tip - they'll drill carcass, masonry, tiles even steel apparently (haven't personally tested on steel) - no need to lug an sds around for a 6mm hole, well rarely anyway.The freebie ones in the sample packs or 10 packs are a lot different, and a fifth of the price - not much.... but better than nothing if you're a diy'er just buying a one off pack.
Glad you're liking the handy orange doofer though - cheers indeed for feedback Dom
Always really appreciated