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Ouch! This thing is very unforgiving of any mistake, 20mm dry branch or 30mm live wood and it's cut in the blink of an eye - and the trigger pull is light. I;ve seen it recommended to keep the other hand in your pocket but that sounds a bit impractical. Maybe a steel mesh glove would help with the digit being a bit mashed instead of severed but in the end safety is in your own head. I've worked with 'dangerous' tools all my life and haven't lost any important bits yet (touch wood... lol).

IMHO it could do with a handle across the top purely for putting your other hand on, or maybe even for a safety switch like on a hedge trimmer.
 
The lift to hospital was hard as the driver faints if he see's blood :D
eah I'm not good with blood either. Just talking about this making me feel funny and dry mouthed :cry:

We have to do blood training at work, it's needed so you can access the blood fridges and run blood, FFP, Cryo etc. etc. around the hospital and also to respond to major haemorrhage calls when they go up. One lad passed out at the sight of photocopy image of a blood pack. I **** you not, he went white and dropped like a bag of water.
 
We have to do blood training at work, it's needed so you can access the blood fridges and run blood, FFP, Cryo etc. etc. around the hospital and also to respond to major haemorrhage calls when they go up. One lad passed out at the sight of photocopy image of a blood pack. I **** you not, he went white and dropped like a bag of water.

That'd be me I think :cry: I have to hide behind my laptop with headphones onwhen the Mrs has these hospital programs on TV
 
So, I like don't really give a **** on that side of things...Call me a planet destroyer if you must, but in the real world, no one cares ;)
 
We have to do blood training at work, it's needed so you can access the blood fridges and run blood, FFP, Cryo etc. etc. around the hospital and also to respond to major haemorrhage calls when they go up. One lad passed out at the sight of photocopy image of a blood pack. I **** you not, he went white and dropped like a bag of water.

At least the lad did it there, rather than in the field when it mattered I guess :)

It does though, affect all different I guess as my driver looked as though he could have ripped a few heads off during a zombie apocalypse.
 
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energy efficiency G for a 43"?!? What is it, a heater? my Hisense 55" is a B.
Teuvr introduced new energy ratings that are more stringent and I think also don't particularly adapt for different screen sizes. That TV only pulls 54-80W according to the label.
 
Well, after the excitement of looking forward to pruning everything in my garden it seems these electric pruners will be returned. I had just charged up the batteries and opened the blades to oil them for first use and saw this:



Err. Right. Chinese QC strikes again. Moving blade perfect but fixed blade ******. That suggests they were assembled like this rather than a previous owner (Who possibly returned it?) trying to cut a 6" nail with them as both blades would have been damaged. Oh well, now boxed up waiting for collection.
 
Well, after the excitement of looking forward to pruning everything in my garden it seems these electric pruners will be returned. I had just charged up the batteries and opened the blades to oil them for first use and saw this:


Err. Right. Chinese QC strikes again. Moving blade perfect but fixed blade ******. That suggests they were assembled like this rather than a previous owner (Who possibly returned it?) trying to cut a 6" nail with them as both blades would have been damaged. Oh well, now boxed up waiting for collection.
Just to keep this going... sent back and was refunded, then I noticed this item went on offer today (£60 off) so ordered again from the rain forrest. Now taking bets on whether the one I returned gets sent back to me! I do have a note of the serial number..:D
 
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I really haven't been inpressed with the milwaukee tools i bought over the last 12 months at work :(

The three new cordless 3/8" impact wrenches i bought have all packed up
These ones https://uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/m12-fuel-sub-compact-3-8-impact-wrench/m12-fiw38/

And two out the three cordless 3/4" impact wrenches have broke (One of them the end completely shattered on it )
These ones https://uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/one-key-fuel-3-4-impact-wrench-with-friction-ring/m18-onefhiwf34/


I may go back to buying hitachi cordless wrenches which we never had problems with
But i don't think hitachi do a powerful enough 3/4" cordless wrench yet..(Which was the reason why i changed to milwaukee)

When I was looking to buy new tools the few channels on Youtube I checked out of tradies mostly said Milwaukee were poor tools.

I went with DeWalt, although most of the channels preferred Makita.
 
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