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    Default Reduced power tool prices

    Gday all

    Few more power tools reduced at Bunnings Cranbourne

    Metabo/Electra Beckum SCMS KGS255 Was $669 now $399 (1)
    Dewalt CMS DW703 10" was $523 now 419 (2 or 3)
    Dewalt CMS DW 705 12" $989 / $719 (2 or 3)
    Hitachi metal chop saw CC14SE $503 / $350 (1)

    3 or 4 7 1/2 Dewalt circ saws, 1 or 2 Dewalt 9 1/4 circ saws, various Bosch/Hitachi sanders, various jigsaws as well reduced.

    As before, might pay to ring ahead (59912444) to the tool shop and check/ask to hold for a couple of hours if you are after a particular item.

    Come & say g'day to me in indoor timber if you get a chance.

    Hope this helps someone...............cheers..............Sean


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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter
    Gday all

    Few more power tools reduced at Bunnings Cranbourne

    Metabo/Electra Beckum SCMS KGS255 Was $669 now $399 (1)
    Dewalt CMS DW703 10" was $523 now 419 (2 or 3)
    Dewalt CMS DW 705 12" $989 / $719 (2 or 3)
    Hitachi metal chop saw CC14SE $503 / $350 (1)

    3 or 4 7 1/2 Dewalt circ saws, 1 or 2 Dewalt 9 1/4 circ saws, various Bosch/Hitachi sanders, various jigsaws as well reduced.

    As before, might pay to ring ahead (59912444) to the tool shop and check/ask to hold for a couple of hours if you are after a particular item.

    Come & say g'day to me in indoor timber if you get a chance.

    Hope this helps someone...............cheers..............Sean
    G'day Scooter,
    Don't see bargains like that in Bunnings here. How much to ship it to Hobart I wonder.:confused:
    Cheers
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    Gday Mike, Bunnings & other retailers need to get rid of the power tools without the new (half shrouded/insulated) pins on the plug, hence the reductions to clear.

    May be other bagains to be had at Bunnings or others over your way.


    Cheers..............Sean


    The beatings will continue until morale improves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter
    Gday Mike, Bunnings & other retailers need to get rid of the power tools without the new (half shrouded/insulated) pins on the plug, hence the reductions to clear.

    May be other bagains to be had at Bunnings or others over your way.


    Cheers..............Sean
    Must check it out. It doesn't seem to be news here though. I wonder if the hicks know about it. I might screw a bargain out of bunnies to compensate for my Triton misery.
    Cheers
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    How come there's nothing on special at my local (75km) Bunnies?
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    Dan, probably depends if (a) they actually have some of the soon to be illegal-to-sell power tools and (b) how proactive they are about clearing them.

    I know jack about the new regs other that the applicable date is 3rd April according to one of our toolshop blokes.


    Cheers mate..................Sean, bare prongs :eek:


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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter
    the applicable date is 3rd April according to one of our toolshop blokes.


    Cheers mate..................Sean, bare prongs :eek:
    Are you sure its not the 1st of April?

    Al

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    Quick update:

    As at 3 o'clock this afternoon, there were still a number of sanders left (sheet & palm sanders, several ROS (one hitachi)), a Black & Decker 1/2" router, a GMC 1/2" router, a Bosch barrel grip jigsaw, a metabo jigsaw, 3 or 4 bosch 7 1/2" circ saws, 1 or 2 dewalt 7 1/2" circ saws, and some other stuff I can't remember.

    Most things were a fair whack off the normal retail (most at least $80 to $100 off by the looks) , so if you're within range & interested - dive in.


    HTH someone..........cheers...............Sean... who managed to get tomorrow off


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    What new regs are they ????

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    swifty, something to the effect that the pins on electrical stuff sold from 3/4/06 (I think) have to be half insulated - check out a few of your appliances or power tools & you will see what I mean - odds on at least one will have the insulated pins.

    The intent I gather is to reduce the likelihood of electrocution from contact with the the pins if a plug isn't inserted fully into the socket.

    There is a .pdf on the NSW dept of fair trading w'site I think.


    Cheers.............Sean


    The beatings will continue until morale improves.

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