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I have a set of the armeg also. They are beastly. But expensive.
A tickle on a bench grinder sorts them out, or even on an angle grinder.
Boydy
Those armeg "nail proof" one are not nailproof maybe if you hit a pin or tiny nail but hit a nail that a nailgun shot in will blunt it
agree. I stick to the red on new builds or spades at £1.20 a go if old.Those armeg "nail proof" one are not nailproof maybe if you hit a pin or tiny nail but hit a nail that a nailgun shot in will blunt it
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