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  1. I've been scouring the web to find Time's web site but can't. Is this company still around?

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  2. "Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I've been scouring the web to find Time's web site but can't. Is this company still around?

    I'd imagine so, as Evans amongst others, have their products listed:
    evanscycles.comdept.jsp

    Pete

  3. Dan said:

    I've been scouring the web to find Time's web site but can't. Is this company still around?

    timesport.frtimesport.fr

    I think there should be an O-level in how to use Google properly (it helps if you know they're made
    in France though!)

  4. Quoted message said:

    I think there should be an O-level in how to use Google properly (it helps if you know they're
    made in France though!)

    I agree. Off topic, but, I tried to find the difference between SDS+ & SDS drills, still not
    much wiser.

    Niv

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I think there should be an O-level in how to use Google properly (it helps if you know they're
    made in France though!)

    I agree. Off topic, but, I tried to find the difference between SDS+ & SDS drills, still not
    much wiser.

    This comes up on uk.d-i-y regularly. Here's a link to the most recent thread I could find
    tinyurl.comqmg3 - but if you search uk.d-i-y on groups.google you'll find so much
    information you'll be sorry you looked🙂

    Juliette
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  6. Niv said:

    I agree. Off topic, but, I tried to find the difference between SDS+ & SDS drills, still not
    much wiser.

    SDS doesn't exist any more wrt drill bits (I doubt you can find an SDS to buy - anything modern you
    see claiming SDS really means SDS+).

    Max is a similar scheme but bigger. Max bits won't go in SDS+ tools. There might be an adaptor to
    let SDS+ bits go in Max tools, but I don't think I've ever seen one.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  7. Zog The Undeniable said:
    Dan said:

    I've been scouring the web to find Time's web site but can't. Is this company still around?

    timesport.frtimesport.fr

    I think there should be an O-level in how to use Google properly (it helps if you know they're made
    in France though!)

    I did find it soon after my post. The word I was missing was *sport*. For some strange reason I
    thought it was Systems (maybe from working in IT for too long) Knowing they were made in France
    didn't help.

    Personally I think Google should clean up its act.

    Thanks.

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  8. Dan said:

    I did find it soon after my post. The word I was missing was *sport*. For some strange reason I
    thought it was Systems (maybe from working in IT for too long) Knowing they were made in France
    didn't help.

    I did an advanced search for "time" and specified a .fr domain. It comes up 9th.

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