A must for any tool kit...

[Paul Smith]

lol :wink5:

Electric hammer | eBay

 

[DHTiling]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[DHTiling]

Just been reading the Q & A bit.. :lol:

The product description is faf

 

[Andy Allen]

got 2 bids on it.......:lol:

 

[stephenoneill]

brilliant

 

[Daveshadowman]

Pmsl

 

[prceramics]

i want it lol

 

[Eduardo]

Is good just for domestic work...not allowed in sites.:mad2:

 

[DHTiling]

:lol:


I like this Q & A :


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[TD="class: questioncontent questionrowpadding questionrow1bg, width: 633, bgcolor: #F7F7F7"]Hi, I'm a highly skilled neurosurgeon and the electric hammer I use at work simply isn't big enough. Is the flex on this hammer long enough for me to achieve a full extent haymaker style swing? to assist you in your calculations, I'm 4 ft 2 inch tall and wear correction shoes.[/TD]
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[TD="class: questioncontent questionrowpadding"]Hello there malkenmedical, I feel I'm talking to a brother here, for I too am at this very time a fully qualified milkman currently undertaking a correspondence course in (Very) highly skilled neurosurgery. I would suggest you wait a few days, as I'm about to list a 24v rechargeable self trepanning divice. which as I'm sure you know, would obviate the need for a longer flex and also the haymaker style swing, a simple Suzy Q would suffice. The height issue is of no consequence, but the corrective shoe thing may earth out the electronics resulting in "serious death!" as we in the medical trade call it, regards.[/TD]
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