Nu Tool

[Anonymous]

Hi

Anyone have any experience of Nu Tool quality? I need a sabre saw, mainly to remove a small tree - if it survives that it will be a bonus. Seen a Nu Tool one in Makro for very silly money.

Dave

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Dave, I own a number of NuTool tools and machines and out of the many 'budget' type tools on the market I've always found them to be reliable. If you want to do one job then if it's silly money get it, if it breaks take it back and complain, get a refund, or, depending on how thick this small tree is, invest in a Speed cut Pruning Saw from Axminster, £8.71, I've cut down many a small tree with these saws, fast, easy and keeps you fit Stock Number: F8602 http://www.axminster.co.uk/default.asp?part=F8602

 

[Dewy]

Most of the Performance Power tools in B&Q are Nutool. They make (import) a number of tools rebadged under various names.

 

[frank]

dave dont bother the wife got me one its quicker with a hand saw i tried to cut 2x2 pine so slow they recomend you use a sawing action at the same time , and yes i did plug it in and switched it one ps it makes a good door stop :roll:

 

[Anonymous]

dave dont bother the wife got me one its quicker with a hand saw i tried to cut 2x2 pine so slow they recomend you use a sawing action at the same time , and yes i did plug it in and switched it one ps it makes a good door stop :roll:

Thanks Frank. I bought the JCB version from Argos for £30 and I'm very impressed with it!

I'd reccommened it!

Dave

 

[ike]

Magician,

I agree with the general concensus about Nutool. They're one of the more robust badge-engineered brands, and for normal DIY use, you can't really go wrong for the money.

Good buy,

Ike