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There's alot of cool shit I want.

im pretty sure i have mentioned this before...

but i want a new tv... at least 46" inch... LED preferred, but will settle for LCD...

there is some text in 360 games i just cant bloody read anymore on a 68cm CRT

i will have at least 10 months till i get said tv... so by that time, they should be dirt cheap!!!
 
I want this is all.

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^ Nobody?? I'm going to post that in Second Opinion to see if I get any bites :)

How about some hand made glass pieces that are made by Australian artists. I love glass and ceramics...

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Klue said:
^ Nobody?? I'm going to post that in Second Opinion to see if I get any bites :)
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Drill is nice, lifetime warranty on an electric hand drill :\ they must be pretty confident in their product, which can only be a good thing. Though I prefer pneumatic drills over electric, unless of course you are drilling holes that are 16mm+ then you just require a massive corded electric drill. Hate drilling anything over 16mm by hand, when they get caught they keep going and almost snap your wrist :!.
 
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Wow. Now THAT'S puuuuuurdy! It's so interesting to look at and I'm completely sober. Imagine having a lounge room or 'pool room' full of those things!


EDIT - This was in reference to that cool glass thing.
 
I love glass & crystal stuff. I always want to buy lots of retro glass stuff that I see but then I remember that I don't have anywhere to put it and can't afford it really.
 
Seith said:
Hate drilling anything over 16mm by hand, when they get caught they keep going and almost snap your wrist :!.
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Probably using the wrong drill bit and probably pushing too hard on the drill, let it work its own way in.


Oh and use the handle attachment for a firmer grip, (surprising ho many people take these off) at 90° to prevent the drill spinning rather than the drill bit.
 
Seith said:
Though I prefer pneumatic drills over electric
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Do you mean Hammer drills? you got a pic or a link??

lostNfound said:
I prefer Dewalt or Bosch when it comes to drills.

Better quality.
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Both Hitatchi and Makita are made in Japan, I don't know about thosw two.


Slain said:
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Wow. Now THAT'S puuuuuurdy! It's so interesting to look at and I'm completely sober. Imagine having a lounge room or 'pool room' full of those things!


EDIT - This was in reference to that cool glass thing.
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Get some of this into your eye balls :) http://tinyurl.com/4bqueay


Still want a new TV and PC, dammit!
 
lostNfound said:
Probably using the wrong drill bit and probably pushing too hard on the drill, let it work its own way in.


Oh and use the handle attachment for a firmer grip, (surprising ho many people take these off) at 90° to prevent the drill spinning rather than the drill bit.
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I know how to drill a hole and I know which drill bit to use, it's just drilling a 25mm hole through hardened steel that is 30mm+ thick is not as easy as you seem to think. Also when it gets stuck, I am talking about when you get right to the end of the hole and its on the last little bit just before it goes through.

Klue said:
Do you mean Hammer drills? you got a pic or a link??
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Pneumatic = air powered.
 
Oh I see :)

The torque on some of these drills is amazing. Power tools; serious business.
 
Seith said:
I know how to drill a hole and I know which drill bit to use, it's just drilling a 25mm hole through hardened steel that is 30mm+ thick is not as easy as you seem to think. Also when it gets stuck, I am talking about when you get right to the end of the hole and its on the last little bit just before it goes through.

Pneumatic = air powered.
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Don't get your knickers in a knot.

I am well experienced in drills and drilling. :)
 
Klue said:
Do you mean Hammer drills? you got a pic or a link??



Both Hitatchi and Makita are made in Japan, I don't know about thosw two.




Get some of this into your eye balls :) http://tinyurl.com/4bqueay


Still want a new TV and PC, dammit!
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Depending on the Dewalt tool to could be made anywhere in the world. They have factories almost everywhere.
Regardless of the fact, I have never heard about thing about how long a life you will get out of Dewalt.

Bosch on the other hand are mainly swiss made and are quality tools. :)
 
Checked out the US website, this one is pretty cool...

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How much would you expect to pay for one of these?? Looks like they only come with a 3 year warranty... :)
 
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I bought my last one at trade prices through a mates business account.

Cost me a carton of coronas and a few party favours ;)
 
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