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Me too. Well, I got 1 and 2 and will wait for decentness appearing
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My thoughts exactly, I got the first one to see what they were like and was a bit let down by the body/engine quality being only cheap hollow plastic. I like the design of the 2nd one but it's so bland and blank when you look at it that I just don't think it's worth the cost. Looking forward to the Voyager one though as that's always been one of my fav designs.
Yeah its just not worth £10. Tbh I dont think I'd even pay £1.99 for it. I really want the Defiant, Reliant and maybe the Borg sphere though. And the special DS9 one, whenever that comes out.
I brought it!
So how do you get it then?
My LoveFilm account has streaming, which I get through my LG Blu-Ray. Some LG devices won't be supported in the future so LoveFilm gave me a discount code for the Sony Blu-ray player from Amazon.
My LG isn't actually affected, but I couldn't refuse a freebie.
Soldato
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Got a few purchases to catch up on so here goes.
Some tea and jam. Assam loose leaf tea is the best!
Synology DS 412+ 4 bay NAS with 4 x 3TB Red drives installed.
iRobot Roomba 770 - awesome piece of kit!
Some tea and jam. Assam loose leaf tea is the best!
Synology DS 412+ 4 bay NAS with 4 x 3TB Red drives installed.
iRobot Roomba 770 - awesome piece of kit!
My LoveFilm account has streaming, which I get through my LG Blu-Ray. Some LG devices won't be supported in the future so LoveFilm gave me a discount code for the Sony Blu-ray player from Amazon.
My LG isn't actually affected, but I couldn't refuse a freebie.
Nothing wrong with that.
For that price, I hope it also makes your tea! 
All joking aside, is Roomba any good?
Is it only suitable for carpets or can it handle wooden floors as well?
Regards
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Roombas are fantastic on hard/wooden floors. Wouldn't be without one now, superb time saving gadget
All joking aside, is Roomba any good?
Is it only suitable for carpets or can it handle wooden floors as well?
Regards
Soldato
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All joking aside, is Roomba any good?
Is it only suitable for carpets or can it handle wooden floors as well?
Regards
I only have carpet but it's fine on that. A lot of reviews said it was great on wooden floors too. Best thing about them is that they save you time and you can be doing something else whilst it hoovers for you!
It's still a luxury good though really, but I could afford one so thought why the hell not lol.
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We have a Samsung robot hoover at work. However, the cabinets in our showroom area where it was meant to be on duty are just the wrong height 
It drives itself just far enough under the edges to get perfectly stuck.
Otherwise it was really good!
It drives itself just far enough under the edges to get perfectly stuck.
Otherwise it was really good!
Finally, whetstones arrive, only taken about a month.
Not exactly what I want, but they're so hard to find and so expensive.
Small block is #700 combination big one is #1500 & #3000
It'll get me going, really I don't like combination and not really the grit I wanted. But can get them as and when now, as it should be more than good enough for the moment.
Not exactly what I want, but they're so hard to find and so expensive.
Small block is #700 combination big one is #1500 & #3000
It'll get me going, really I don't like combination and not really the grit I wanted. But can get them as and when now, as it should be more than good enough for the moment.
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