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Plus get cameras, honestly don't know why police are still useless at finding robbers when tons of things have tracking, lost/theff prevention, you can get cameras and alarms cheap, etc

Not sure why wifi enabled would help. Mine operates around 6 hours per day and is programmed when to go out. They work in all conditions (rain etc.) So just need to keep the area clear of toys etc. I don't worry about the odd dog poop it'll just be cut in :p . Has 3 razor blades spinning doing the cutting and they're super quiet need to be within a few metres to actually hear it.

They have an alarm system if lifted and will not operate without inputting your pin code and is also paired to the docking station which can be secured to the ground. Worx will only unlock the machine if you provide the serial code that's in the manual and kept indoors.

Honest question, why are robot lawnmowers so much more expensive than Robot vacs, which seem to do a similar job? What makes these things 2.5X the price of a great Xiaomi Robotic Vac?

These things are meant to live outside constantly. You could hide them away, give them a dog kennel or something but otherwise they're as safe as your garden furniture or the contents of your shed.

Sorry didn’t realise, just reigniting it for anyone who missed it

Already posted... https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/worx-drill-2-20v-40ah-batteries-cheapest-deal-yet-7999-positecworx-ebay-3094096

I have this unit. The first was purchased and within 2 weeks the Chuck failed. The replacement ahs lasted a year and has just shown signs of the same fault. Just hope the warranty keeps on rolling.

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They are the same. Battery voltages are not precise. WORX (and some others) are calling 18v batteries '20v Max'. It's marketing!

.........Sigh!, Sigh!, Sigh!,...............This item won't be sent to Highland, United Kingdom. Here is what you can do: Change addressPick a different item that can be posted to you pfffft

Dont want to state the obvious but the Torx is a 20v battery, is this compatible with the smaller 18v of the other makes? would putting another 2v on a powered device designed for 18v cause any problems?

Just arrived, with 2amp charger. (y)

Full price in our local store

Went to my local scanned at £100

Saw these in one of the Glasgow stores today but priced and scanning at full price - £110.

No Stock

1hr charge, looks decent - way better than the Black and Decker deal from yesterday

back up to original price

What’s Ebay listing

Expired folks

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/stanley-twin-pack-hammerdrilldriver-impact-driver-80-bq-exeter-3080237 If you can go a little more, then this would be a much better bang for your buck, I think (If you're in Exeter that is).

I bought this few weeks back, use it almost every weekend and still going strong. Lightweight and powerful. Spent my nectar points towards it so got it for 40quid.

EXCELLENT Trimmer THINK I PAID £79 well worth money dont for get u need battery

Can someone do me a big favour and measure the length and diameter of the spring that is held by screw that tightens the Parallel guide. I overtighten on the first used, basically squashed it and then I tried to fix it by stretching it back but it flew off somewhere in the garden and can't find it.

Silly me. Just noticed that but does look like a toy. (lol)

12mm cutting depth is poor and it takes 55mm blades which aren't common.

Funny enough, had an email just sent through for this. Check the related products. Still on the fence on this one for small jobs. Amazon complaints suggests more like user errors with high expectations but could be the thickness of the saw blades. Let us know if the Silverline blades are good or not. http://www.silverlinetools.com/en-GB/Products/Power%20Tool%20Accessories/Circular%20Saws/604320 Even Silverline range has a mini saw, comes with dust extraction. http://www.silverlinetools.com/en-GB/Products/Power Tools/Saws/454954

Thanks OP. Second power tool bought today. Must stay off hotukdeals as wife getting annoyed..

How's the chain safety brake? Does the chain speed compare well to your petrol saw?

Having tried it on a major log/tree trunk yet.

Using it for removing a series of thick bushes. Most branches are less than 50cm in diameter and it’s handling them pretty easily.

Brilliant! Are you using it to cut up logs for the fire? (y)

I just bought this chainsaw - it’s pretty good for domestic use. Quite quiet. You have to assemble though, which isn’t difficult. It’s much lighter than my petrol one and seems easier to maintain. It’s got a self oil feature - but you must remember to put oil in. The only downside is that if you don’t use it correctly, the chain will come off and it takes 5 mins to put it back on. You need to get the tension just right to minimise the chain coming off, which you eventually figure out after a few hours. I’d say 4/5 overall. Definitely worth £60.

Is this a tool that I can cut through wood or metal?

Non stock in Bilston b&q. (fierce)

Store specific nothing in the Stafford store.

Yes it's store specific

Worx tools are really good .I'm using cordless and corded ones in side and outside.