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Old 20-08-2006, 02:32 PM   #1
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Mardon GRIT PROFI

Mardon Grit Profi, 3 phase with extractor and shaker tray.

with 70 NEW belts

3 years old. Very good condition.

£350
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70 new belts ...boxed
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Old 20-08-2006, 09:08 PM   #6
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Other than sanding the tips off yer fingers, what is it used for?
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Other than sanding the tips off yer fingers, what is it used for?
well, i aint got a clue! the bottom tray when i bought it was full of aluminium dust
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Old 20-08-2006, 09:51 PM   #8
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So you bought a large power tool without knowing what it does?
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So you bought a large power tool without knowing what it does?
yep!
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Old 21-08-2006, 12:15 AM   #10
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Well, if you sand some wood with it and then sand some steel, the sparks set the dust compartment alight. So that's something not to do wiv it.



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I'm almost tempted to buy it just to see how many sparks it takes to get it going. Attach a boiler to the dust compartment and it could be self powering.

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Well, if you sand some wood with it and then sand some steel, the sparks set the dust compartment alight. So that's something not to do wiv it.



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nobody interested? even at £275? may swap for WHY?
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