RIGID: Your thoughts

rusty baker

"caveat emptor"

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bluejeans

mr. baker wins,..i will refer to him as,...mr. rusty.cause we are tight.

scarrylarry

Hmmmmm!!!! I have to think on that for a minute. I know the english translation is "Buyer Beware".If you want to play, then let me know what is the famous saying translated from this in Latin "Tempus Fugit"
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rusty baker

The literal translation is "time flees", but it is more commonly used as " time flies". when you are having fun.

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downunder

In checking back on this thread, I have learned the difference in these two spellings. Perhaps the OP will come back and clarify which product he was polling on. Since he referred to the lifetime warranty and mentioned several other brands, I presumed ( I don't like ass/u/med) that he was talking about the HD products.

I don't what the latin is, but the young folks say, "my bad!"

Palibob,
Your link for Rigid tools link goes to Arizona Tools but that page lists Ridgid tools.

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PaliBob

Quote:

Originally Posted by downunder Palibob, Your link for Rigid tools link goes to Arizona Tools but that page lists Ridgid tools.

My bad on a more thorough search I was NOT able to find any tools with the Rigid brand name but I did find instances of Ridgid tools referred to as Rigid tools. e.g. the aforementioned Link.

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