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  1. I would say the decision to buy "good" or "cheap" depends on the buyer's
    age. If under twenty, buy "good", if over forty, buy "cheap". I'm still
    using tools on a daily basis that I bought over 50 years ago.

  2. HANDSOME PRINCE said:

    I would say the decision to buy "good" or "cheap" depends on the
    buyer's age. If under twenty, buy "good", if over forty, buy
    "cheap". I'm still using tools on a daily basis that I bought over 50
    years ago.

    Wow. I will say this twice in one week : I dont think I ever heard such
    stupid advice in this NG.

  3. Hadron Quark said:
    HANDSOME PRINCE said:

    I would say the decision to buy "good" or "cheap" depends on the
    buyer's age. If under twenty, buy "good", if over forty, buy
    "cheap". I'm still using tools on a daily basis that I bought over 50
    years ago.

    Wow. I will say this twice in one week : I dont think I ever heard such
    stupid advice in this NG.

    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

  4. HANDSOME PRINCE said:

    I would say the decision to buy "good" or "cheap" depends on the buyer's
    age. If under twenty, buy "good", if over forty, buy "cheap". I'm still
    using tools on a daily basis that I bought over 50 years ago.

    There's cheap, and there's inexpensive, and there's cost-effective. A
    tool that does not do the job isn't cost-effective, no matter how
    inexpensive it is. This can be a costly lesson.
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