Bench vice - Aldi

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wow good spot must keep an eye out for one
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Bit late fgstf, they were selling it on the 4th Feb. Usually only have special offers for a day or two. :(
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They still had dozens at my local shop only last week.
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Did they, there I go, wrong again.
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Some shops get all the left overs from a particular offer in a region and sell them at a small discount.

It is now currently available in stores as part of the offers for 14/3/2019 which could explain some availability 8-)
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If you work in an industrial shop, your tools are likely to change much more than your job title. And the devices you use depend a lot on what you are good at.
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mine is chucked in a drawer until I find a suitable method of fixing as the suction just well sucks!

my advice it don't work so don't buy it.
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You can’t buy the vice now anyway the post is from March 2019.
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If you work in an industrial shop, your tools are likely to change much more than your job title. And the devices you use depend a lot on what you are good at. For someone who does complicated machining, a good bench vice can be a huge time-saver, reducing setup time and eliminating the need to flip a workpiece. For someone who does assembly work, a good vise can simplify complicated tasks. Anyway, the best stuff I always find only on swindens.co.uk. The guys from there have the best prices on the market, and that's great.
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All the Swindens kit is far too heavy duty for model railway usage.
Do you have any link other than customer with them Simon?
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