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I got a parkside, it seems a well built tool, it feels very solid, my only criticism is that the arbour that the blade mounts onto only has 4 locating pins to engage with the blade, this arbour (for the want of a better name for it) is part of the shaft that comes from the machine, (it doesn't come off the shaft) so if the 4 blade locating pins get worn or damaged the tool would be useless.ultimatehandyman wrote:I might be risking the Parkisde one![]()
Actually I might get the Mac-Allister one as well and compare the two![]()
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