Bosch Lightning Deals: Wet & Dry Vac $104.99, Angle Grinder $35, Garden Pruning Saw $118 Delivered + More @ Amazon AU

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hamza23 on 30/11/2020 - 10:39 amazon.com.au (1467 clicks)
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Some good price on Bosch items. Some end at 1pm, some end at 2pm, or when sold out

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Bosch Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner with Blowing Function Universal Vac 15 (1000 Watt, 15 Litre, in Box) $149.99 $104.99 | Previous $99 deal
Bosch Angle Grinder PWS 620-100 (620 Watt, 100 mm, Grinding Disc Included, in Box) $59 $35 | Previous deals $36.72 - $35.40
Bosch 600861940 Cordless Garden Pruning Saw Keo (Integrated Lithium Ion Battery, 10.8 Volt, Blade Included, in Box) $149 $118
Bosch 2 Port USB Charger Station PAA 18 LI (Without battery, for 18V and 14.4V Batteries, DIY) $39 $25.50
Bosch Self-Levelling Cross Line Laser Set Universal Level 3 (Tripod, Bag, 3 x AA Batteries Included, in Box) $179 $133
Bosch 173-Piece Masonry Fixing Set $14.90 + Delivery ($0 with prime / $39 Spend)

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  [Deactivated] on 30/11/2020 - 10:41

  +4

  good price son

  Yes it is, father.

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  studentl0an on 30/11/2020 - 10:44

  Was hoping to see the Nanoblade for less than $100, still so expensive.

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  pichxlonco on 30/11/2020 - 11:00

  +5

  have the bosh vacuum, it very often goes down to $100. Very powerful, lots of noise, can vacuum anything you put in front of it. Be aware that the vacuum head it comes with is suited for a workshop (hard floors) as in it has no wheels, nor brush, nor anything. I had to get an additional one on ebay which would be suitable for hard floors (wood) and carpets. I later picked up another one form the street during hard waste collection days which has pet heir removing brushed and it works perfectly.

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  fox81 on 30/11/2020 - 11:09

  +1

  any feedback on that angle grinder?

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    jcon on 30/11/2020 - 11:30

    I've had a Bosch Green angle grinder for a couple of years, it does the job fine for general home handyman type tasks and is definitely worth the $35 I paid for it.
    Note that the included guard is a grinding guard, not a cutting guard, and once you've googled a few 'how to use' videos including the 'what can go wrong' injuries you'll see why that distinction is important.

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      fox81 on 30/11/2020 - 12:05

      thanks. grinder deal has expired now anyway

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      delfredo on 30/11/2020 - 12:07

      I'm planning to get an angle grinder to remove a section of a plaster wall. Is there one that has a dust extractor so that I don't get dust being sprayed everywhere when cutting into the plaster wall?

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        foonman on 30/11/2020 - 13:12

        You mean a plaster wall like gyprock? An angle grinder would be overkill for that particular task. Those oscillating multi tools cut through gyprock like a hot knife through butter, still make enough dust, but it probably wouldn't spread it as far. They would be dearer than an angle grinder though so not much use if you don't already have one. Even drilling a pilot hole and having at it with a bare hacksaw blade would work, with a lot less chance of cutting into the studs behind the plaster, (probably cut a line with a stanley knife first).

        That said, its nice to have an angle grinder in your kit, so if that's your excuse for buying one, go for it.

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          delfredo on 30/11/2020 - 17:14

          @foonman: Thanks for the tip! It's a DIY task that I've not done before so I'm reading up and getting feedback on the best tool to use.

          My DIY task is to reverse/undo a job that is similar to this photo here, going from the "after" back to the "before" by removing the plasterwall covers and the air ducts inside. I have this set-up inside my built-in wardrobe and I want to remove these to reclaim space. My ducted aircon is dead, I have no use for these air ducts anymore.

          Should I use an angle grinder, or oscillating multi tool?

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  MorriJ on 30/11/2020 - 11:25

  Was looking at this wet/dry vac last night. take my money!

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  mavis30551 on 30/11/2020 - 11:49

  I remember seeing a 2000W for like $135 industrial vac last night on AMazon, wouldnt that be better?

  Can someone explain to me why its not a good idea to just spend the money on something like this:

  https://www.amazon.com.au/Vacuum-Cleaner-Blower-Industrial-b…

  Over this:
  https://www.amazon.com.au/Miele-10797760-Complete-All-Rounde…

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    gimme on 30/11/2020 - 11:53

    +1

    I'd say mostly FILTRATION and of course the Miele would have better indoor/carpet attachment(s). Personally I wouldn't use a shopvac indoors as it will blow out a lot of dust. They're great for outdoor use.

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    JohnSy on 30/11/2020 - 17:16

    The industrial vacuum cleaners are generally very noisy.

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  rokufan on 01/12/2020 - 00:31

  The vac is good. However, the bags are expensive ($30 for 5) and you can't get cheap generic alternatives.