Richard.
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Richard.
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By the time you've paid £30 postage and possible customs duty you may as well of spent 100 quid on the one I linked to and have it in a few days.
Buying from the states doesn't save that much brass. Certainly not like it used to.
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I'm sure if you rang up in person you may be able to get a few coins off the price! It's a big chunk of cash if you don't get on with it.
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Think you should look into it further before shelling out 110 quid on a lid like that.Yeah I put the link up to show I did find one but postage is Mega on it. I am going have a think about that one you put up rich. May get one
Are you going to reap 110 quids worth from it. They are heavy duty fixed shade lids designed for the most demanding environment carving a fast freeze down a root or a low hi up a heavy plate on site. In a workshop environment where your putting in small stitches on light fabs an auto dark would be more benifical to you and you'll fetch a decent one for that cash.
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Yeah I understand rich. I seen a. I've Lincoln Viking as well so do need to have a good think weather going actually use it. It was mainly asking if someone had one lieing around or doesn't want it and see if fancy selling cheap or know where they are cheap but they look like there quiet expensive
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You could always try a simple prota she'll or similar fixed shade hood. You can change the lens yourself to a better quality one.
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