Thread: valued opinions

Gags,
I'd give it a go.
Email Irwin direct in the States.
I had an issue about 18 months ago with two of their quick grip clamps which wouldn't tighten up and kept slipping on the bar.
My initial contact with them was to ask whether there was a fix as I found that taking the thing apart and reversing the position of the two metal plates seemed to have a positive effect.
The next thing I know I get an email from them asking for my address and, sensing a good outcome I provided it, and a week later a courier arrived on my door step with two new clamps.

Excellent service

Ian

I had problems with a couple of new (although cheap) Irwin TS blades that were a mm out of true & Bunnies were as useless as... well... Bunnies.

Fired off an email to Irwin asking about tolerances and was pleasantly surprised to receive replacements.

thanks for the replies guhs much appreaciated il give it a shot and see what they say
cheers

Originally Posted by Gags_17

hey fellers i recently purcahsed an irwin extender bar with a quick release chuck for my bosch impact driver, I havent even made my way threw the first deck yet screwin 65mm 10gauge screws threw spotted gum into pine joists and today i snapped the bar clea off at the join i didnt keep the reciept thinkin it would be a long term purchase at $30, my question is do you think i should go to irwin and see if i can scor anything free off them? cus bunnings wouldnt even have a bar with no reciept?
thanks fellers

On clamps I've noticed that irwin give a lifetime waranty