Enough to do it all again I'd say.
Also if you're using a cordless, it took me 6 full battery charges on the Makita (and two burnouts).
Now for a dam good clean and we're good to go.
Removing rubber side strips (MK2)
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Re: Removing rubber side strips (MK2)
All done. This is what's left of the toffee wheel afterwards:
Enough to do it all again I'd say.
Also if you're using a cordless, it took me 6 full battery charges on the Makita (and two burnouts).
Now for a dam good clean and we're good to go.
Enough to do it all again I'd say.
Also if you're using a cordless, it took me 6 full battery charges on the Makita (and two burnouts).
Now for a dam good clean and we're good to go.
