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Seen the cordless mixers for sale.
Getting fed up carting a transformer about as i only do domestic work now so i may retire my bosch
Anyone used one
 
johnh said:
Seen the cordless mixers for sale.
Getting fed up carting a transformer about as i only do domestic work now so i may retire my bosch
Anyone used one
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Nothing not to like really . I Have the corded & cordless dewalt
Cordless is nice kit for skim., work & drywall
However a Big gauge of drywall I use the corded

your welcome
 
I dropped lad who works in Screwfix £20
He got me it with his discount

cost me about £500 in all
You Can get them around £580 ish know
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Your welcome
 
Everyone raves about the megamixer but the Dewalt cordless wins it for me. A bit more cash but sooooo worth it.
 
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johnh said:
Seen the cordless mixers for sale.
Getting fed up carting a transformer about as i only do domestic work now so i may retire my bosch
Anyone used one
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got a new mixer and transformer a few years ago, to this day i do not know why, as all my work is domestic,anyhoooooooo after 6 month of lugging this transformer around, in my majesty i pulled up at the first builders van i seen and gave him it free ,just to get rid of it, then got a brand new mixer, felt a lot better, not one regret about giving transformer away
 
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Have you gone for extra locks on the van....I have/did have 2 customs but not sport ones. One got nicked and the other got broken into....I also had an insurance company refuse to insure them as apparently they are the easiest van on the market to break into and also start. Nice vans but I wouldn’t buy another.
 
Casper said:
Everyone raves about the megamixer but the Dewalt cordless wins it for me. A bit more cash but sooooo worth it.
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We finaly took the plunge and bought a couple.

Mixed opinion tbh. Fine for 1 man on domestic if 90% skimling with the odd bag of addy & bonding.

Defo dont like board adhesive in any volume feel like its going to kill it.

Would i buy again? Yes but only as a backup mixers where powers an issue.

They are very good but i dont think there a work horse for gangs.
 
zombie said:
We finaly took the plunge and bought a couple.

Mixed opinion tbh. Fine for 1 man on domestic if 90% skimling with the odd bag of addy & bonding.

Defo dont like board adhesive in any volume feel like its going to kill it.

Would i buy again? Yes but only as a backup mixers where powers an issue.

They are very good but i dont think there a work horse for gangs.
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Buy the 240v one, whips drywall up a treat.
 
johnh said:
Just see a advert for one on wack wholesale i think it was.
To be honest i work on my own and hate the game so generally dont do much research into plastering related stuff
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Why do you hate it an why don’t you do something else? Genuine questions.
 
zombie said:
We finaly took the plunge and bought a couple.

Mixed opinion tbh. Fine for 1 man on domestic if 90% skimling with the odd bag of addy & bonding.

Defo dont like board adhesive in any volume feel like its going to kill it.

Would i buy again? Yes but only as a backup mixers where powers an issue.

They are very good but i dont think there a work horse for gangs.
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I found ours very useful for knocking up thin coats.
 
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