Julian Tracy
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Seems to me there was plenty more to say - whats the point of having an open forum if you close threads because your feelings are getting hurt. The thread would have naturally petered out or it would have continued - thereby proving there was more to say.
I guess I think different than most here - I wouldn't expect ANYTHING a kitchen sink cut out could hand to a jigsaw should kill it. Nails, screws, etc.
I've had a few Bosch saws as well as A festool Trion (currently a Bosch 1590 user), I've thought of each of those tools as lifetime tools - they would be expected to last me my lifetime in the limited use I give jigsaws.
I've got my own stack of systainer-ed tools reaching to ceiling, so I see the benefit of the good stuff, but with the stratospheric pricing, my expectations go wayyyyyy up.
And for those that can't imagine how you could come near a screw whilst cutting out a sink opening, they must not do much kitchen work - easily could happen.
JT
I guess I think different than most here - I wouldn't expect ANYTHING a kitchen sink cut out could hand to a jigsaw should kill it. Nails, screws, etc.
I've had a few Bosch saws as well as A festool Trion (currently a Bosch 1590 user), I've thought of each of those tools as lifetime tools - they would be expected to last me my lifetime in the limited use I give jigsaws.
I've got my own stack of systainer-ed tools reaching to ceiling, so I see the benefit of the good stuff, but with the stratospheric pricing, my expectations go wayyyyyy up.
And for those that can't imagine how you could come near a screw whilst cutting out a sink opening, they must not do much kitchen work - easily could happen.
JT