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  1. 1st April 2011, 10:39 AM #1
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    OK could be a life saver to have a remote Door Bell in your Work Shop actuated from the house by SWMBEE in touch for any reason. Aldi has for 12.50 (bought one yesterday) fitted today choice of umpteen tunes choose one, loud and clear no more surprises for me. Must admit my dearly beloved knowing the possibilities usually has peeped around the corners looking for me in my 30 metre workshop however never the less etc sometimes just as you are in the finest tight spot approaching a delicate cut an apparition gliding into view can be avoided now. Just fitted mine love it. OK so I shop at Aldi every fortnight.

    Hope it helps someone else also means I can be the one to walk in the rain, snow, fog, also gives you time to compose yourself, change underware etc.ready to answer the phone or come to dinner. The volume is adjustable.

    Have fun I do.

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    Peter,
    That is a brilliant idea, I know the pain of a final cut being just that, final and last I then had a light switch fitted and I now get a version of morse code if I now have an incoming so to speak I love the work you are still creating Peter, individual and unique a signature of who you are. Hope to see more to inspire me to return to this craft. Hope all is well with you and yours.

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    Default Hey Darren, What a breath of fresh air so excited to hear from you

    Gday mate thrilled to hear from you is everthing OK what with Floods etc up your way.

    Take care

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    Yep, been there done that!
    Works great for me and SWMBO.

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