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Lol I got two ! For £6 they’ve gotta be worth it
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No whiskey 
Must have been a mad rush. None on the shelves lol. Back in Perth tomorrow so will try again
Must have been a mad rush. None on the shelves lol. Back in Perth tomorrow so will try again
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They are relatively heavy, if I compare it with my Fiskars saw.
But should you tell me after a short test, that they work fine, I I'll go and buy it to gift it somebody.
Of course they will not stay sharp as long as Silky, but doesn't matter for a beginner.
For the first trials they should be fine.
Do you know, when they arrived exactly in your shop?
It would be worth to have an eye on it.
I have the impression, that we get the stuff one or two weeks earlier than you.
So if I would see something really interesting, I could inform you earlier than the printed PR is visible in Britain, I guess.
And another question, you could ask for is:
Does the Aldi shops in Britain belong to the company "Aldi north" or "Aldi south"?
Two brothers devided the German territory with two independent chaines.
Most food is identic in both companies, but stuff like the saws is often different.
Just a picture from the Aldi logo would be surely enough, because they are a bit different.
Normally you should be part of Aldi north. But may be, you have Aldi north in England and Aldi south in Scotland, or whatever.
But should you tell me after a short test, that they work fine, I I'll go and buy it to gift it somebody.
Of course they will not stay sharp as long as Silky, but doesn't matter for a beginner.
For the first trials they should be fine.
Do you know, when they arrived exactly in your shop?
It would be worth to have an eye on it.
I have the impression, that we get the stuff one or two weeks earlier than you.
So if I would see something really interesting, I could inform you earlier than the printed PR is visible in Britain, I guess.
And another question, you could ask for is:
Does the Aldi shops in Britain belong to the company "Aldi north" or "Aldi south"?
Two brothers devided the German territory with two independent chaines.
Most food is identic in both companies, but stuff like the saws is often different.
Just a picture from the Aldi logo would be surely enough, because they are a bit different.
Normally you should be part of Aldi north. But may be, you have Aldi north in England and Aldi south in Scotland, or whatever.
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I've bought a few similar saws at a similar price from Lidl a few years back, not that I've used a Fiskars or the like but for what they are I can't complain.
That would be good if you could Erbs, if we could establish a pattern of stuff hitting the UK a couple weeks after you get it, it could be useful. Cheers.
That would be good if you could Erbs, if we could establish a pattern of stuff hitting the UK a couple weeks after you get it, it could be useful. Cheers.