Not the most exciting deal but I hope this helps someone that needs it and save some $$$$. In stock in most areas.
Cheapest I could find on eBay was for $24.00
. Inch/metric double coated fibreglass tape
. Will not rot, corrode or distort
. Fibreglass withstands highest tensile strength
lol good pick up thanks :)
Great, I need one of these to measure how far it is to the back fence - it's a bloody long walk!!!
Now if only Masters wasn't so far…. Ah, maybe Bunnings has this, pricematch time!!!
I think this is a masters only brand.
That… and they won't price match 'Clearance' items!
In store only for bankstown nsw store
It's showing in stock at Hoxton Park and Chullora as well.
On their website it says $4.00 (You Save $6.00)
It said 'You Save $16.oo' on mine!!!
Have absolutely no use for this but it's so cheap! Bought 4 tea towels last night for the same reason. I need help.
Hmmm, should I pick it up and save the Truck Delivery $75.00 via truck fee!!!!!
DANG, I actually need one of these, but out of stock in the closest delivery store to me… :(
English as first language users, I wish to ask if I should say it drives very quickly or slowly // or very quick or slow?
at what circumstance should I use quickly and/or slowly and when should I use quick and /or slow?
thank you
Good question. I'm no English grammar professional however I personally think you should use 'quickly' and 'slowly' in the example sentence you provided. You could also use 'quick' and 'slow' but that would make the sentence short and abrupt ie. you'd still get the message across perfectly well but it's nicer to keep speech flowing smoothly versus barking out short bursts of information.
You'd perhaps be able to use 'quick' (or 'fast') and 'slow' in a different sentence eg. "This drives as quick (or 'as fast') as a Ferrari" or "This drives as slow as a snail". You probably wouldn't use 'quickly' or 'slowly' in these cases… but then again 'slowly' could replace 'slow' in that 2ns example. Hmmm, it's a tricky one and I don't pretend to know the technical ins & outs sorry.
Good luck with tackling English though! From what I can tell when discussing it with Chinese workmates it's an extremely difficult language to handle if you didn't learn it as your first language but never fear, it's pretty dynamic and seems to be changing faster than ever these days.
90 meter tape measure for $4 or 90 meter tape measures for $4
Want this but am not "allowed".
Bah, shouldn't have asked.
Someone broden'd all of Dandenong's stock in the 20mins it took me to drive there.
They may have only had 1 or 2! Click and Collect next time!
None left at Keysborough (Vic). When a couple of guys at work saw mine, they asked me to get them some… (There was only 2 left. The guy said they sold about 20 in the last 2 days!)
I'm excited! Great value!!