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telectrix said:
i got the aldi one when it was on offer at half price. £20. brilliant. came with several blades, but only 1 battery. got one sent from germany for £22. aldo also do a corded version £30.
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I did this too and the only gripe I have is the time it takes to charge the battery as there is only one supplied had this over a year and gets occasional use only paid about £20 and found most other blades fit deffo bosh and faithfull
 
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