Another dubious looking photo shoot

[Sachakins]

Novel way to use a mitre guide...

 

[Agent_zed]

Interesting that they have the fence so you have to reach to the back to release the catch (red part just visible).

 

[Sachakins]

Interesting that they have the fence so you have to reach to the back to release the catch (red part just visible).

Good spot, I missed that.

 

[Agent_zed]

It's like a spot the mistake competition

 

[TRITON]

This is my favourite

 

[Eshmiel]

A top pick to lop a dick! For cutting hardwood, softwood, laminates and fingers orf.

 

[Eshmiel]

This is my favourite
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That needs to fork off. But perhaps they make it that way so you have to hike?

 

[Amplidyne]

It's photographers, and graphic artists who know nothing about the subject.
I sell photography through a well known "licence free" stock agency, and this used to be a regular subject on the forums there.
I think my favourite ones are the ones that show people "soldering" and holding the bit end of the iron.

Wasn't there a case some time back of Birmingham UK council using a photo of Birmingham Alabama in one of it's pamphlets or ads?

 

[Phill05]

This is my favourite

You have to think someone might have done it on purpose.

 

[Sachakins]

It's like a spot the mistake competition

Less like spot the ball, more like Spot the Balls Up

 

[Agent_zed]

The best one I saw was an interview with Sarah Beany in the Telegraph magazine. They asked what was the most essential thing to have in your bag. She said a Multi-tool, as in a folding knife/pliers. The researcher must have googled 'multi-tool' and then put an example at the bottom of the page of an Erbauer cordless multi-tool without a battery or blade and a link to buy it from screwfix.

I like the idea of lots of people carrying around a completely useless battery less, blade less 'multi-tool' instead of the intended 'multi-tool' pocket knife.