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Anyone got a set they want rid of? Don't mind what make - I've heard Ridgid are good, used Rothenberger at college, seemed OK.

Looked at REMS Amigo electric one but seems a lot of money for something I'd use very rarely.

Need to have 1/2", 3/4" and 1" dies as a minimum.

Cheers!
 
Keep your eyes on eBay I missed out on a full presto minor kit the other day with 3/8 through to 1 1/4 dies. Went for £35 in the end
 
If your only going to use them sparingly then get a cheap set like draper or similar. Does the job and if you break them it's no heartache
 
Cheers yeah I saw that one. It's silly money for second-hand kit.

Silly money no do you know how much they sell for new ? :D
 
I got a set of 6 ridgid second hand on eBay for £45. I've only used the 1/2" on one job but it did the trick.
 
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