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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: September 27th, 2010, 4:23 
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Well I am sorry but there is a place where these things will be proved. Forum is not that place.
You and I are not competent enough.

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: September 27th, 2010, 9:36 
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They have copyed my design. And they did not use it good.


I don't agree with that! This claim is as good as the argument as with the ACE vs SALVATION

I don't know, from the pictures I've seen it looks almost exactly the same visually, while ACE and Salvation are intended to perform the same task but are markedly different in execution.

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: September 29th, 2010, 2:17 
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Just to make a point
samsung-head-change-tools-t133-t166-t17125.html
new tools from hddsurgery. Like they said maybe I copy them ;)

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: September 29th, 2010, 17:55 
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pJust to make a point
samsung-head-change-tools-t133-t166-t17125.html
new tools from hddsurgery. Like they said maybe I copy them

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We should answer or not???
As we already develop our first Read Write Head tools and more tools before TEN years back to do physical data recover for St 3541a and lower versions includes to establish our own clean room to cater our own physical data recovery requirements … as we do data recovery since 1992 as per internet please check our presence at who.is for http://www.hdrconline .com since 2001 as and after receive more than 50000 hard drives including more than 15000 different donors as per our stock( including the hard drive ST225, uptill 2 TB) we are having the read write head tools for our own automation purpose to do physical data recovery for Seagate ,Samsung,Maxtor,Westorn Digital for Desktop and laptop both and many more …whatever you publish till date …but we only publish some of the tools as being a Hobbyist only …as many other data recovery companies didn’t publish there own resources till date …as they make there own tools to cater there own requirements or they have to publish ????….
…as we do data recovery and having our own tool room (having Lathe m/c, milling m/c, molding m/c, ,surface grinder EDM m/c and many more with compatible engg..)to cater our own physical data recovery requirements as want to do work as HOBBYST only for the physical data recovery tools and as and after production to cater rest of the world … as we get 30% more success rate in lieu of alloy /DELRIN…
ONLY as a HOBBYST …
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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: September 30th, 2010, 11:37 
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that is why I said, show us Your previous tool. 7200.10 for instance...

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 1st, 2010, 15:18 
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that is why I said, show us Your previous tool. 7200.10 for instance...

Dear Sir..
Please check the previous tools and archive at our website as more than that FOR INSTANSE…as this forum is not a sales pitch …and definitely we honor this forum and as we work as a hobbyist only …not more than that.. As after production and having lower cost of our tools and successful results.. as We sale the products after production at NO PROFIT AND NO LOSSES BASES .. ..
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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 2nd, 2010, 5:55 
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Dear Sir,
You know what I think, I told You over the phone.
Peopple see what product we make, that is moust important.

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 7th, 2010, 6:33 
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We all know there are two kinds of people, those whonwill spend the money to buy a quality tool that we know works and those who want the cheap.
Helpdisc makes top end tools so they are expensive, if you are serious about your job and don't want to make your own you will buy them
If you want cheap tools you will buy hdrc as you want to keep costs down
I don't believe that hdrc could pose a threat to the sales of help disc as people who buy hdrc won't necessarily want to spend the money for a quality tool


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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 7th, 2010, 15:07 
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We all know there are two kinds of people, those whonwill spend the money to buy a quality tool that we know works and those who want the cheap.
Helpdisc makes top end tools so they are expensive, if you are serious about your job and don't want to make your own you will buy them
If you want cheap tools you will buy hdrc as you want to keep costs down
I don't believe that hdrc could pose a threat to the sales of help disc as people who buy hdrc won't necessarily want to spend the money for a quality tool

Dear Friend,
You are absolutely right there are two kinds of people but we have to think as a Hobbyist and not more than that …as we all are with more than 144 countries ,may be 20 to 30 countries having data recovery companies /forensic institutions can purchase the tools at higher prices but we have to think rest of the world as they are having the lower GDP and having Data recovery companies …are the data is not important of rest of the world??? or for small data recovery companies as they want to do data recovery or are they not permissible ??? ..or the tools are crap and cheap to sale at lower prices or if we sale our products at much more higher prices.. are we much more prestigious and honorable???? But we don’t want …
As this a technical forum not a sales pitch and we regard for the technical answers.. as a top end /quality tool as per our automation work more than one and a half year back ..we use alloy/s.s . Sleeves but as per our own crash /fallen/burn/flooded hard drives as the inside air borne particles with the same family/alloy damage the platter /read write area.. so after this we use Delrin …and getting more than 30% success rate in lieu of alloy /s.s ..
As if we want to take a glass of water may be we can use alloy/glass/delrin.. as the thoughts are different as per the physical data recovery requirement ..May be the prices/process are differ including the labor cost…
We are not any threat but being as a thread…
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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 7th, 2010, 15:26 
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Tough market these days....

would-you-ever-purchase-tools-from-hdrc-again-t17139.html

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 7th, 2010, 16:24 
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Not any technical answer as from the Dummies ...as we regards for technical answers please lets us know.. as we are not Dummies at Amazon.com at 19 usd but our course is much more than that ...But we are with Mr Dummies @ of same price for our online physical data recovery course ..as the tech is differ with loggical and physical.....


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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 7th, 2010, 17:04 
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Don't blame me, blame yourself and the cheaper than China low standards you abide by. The person in charge of quality control should be hung. A little bit of quality can go a long way. Bitching in the forums probably doesn't look very good for the company. :boxing:

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 8th, 2010, 13:24 
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Don't blame me, blame yourself and the cheaper than China low standards you abide by. The person in charge of quality control should be hung. A little bit of quality can go a long way. Bitching in the forums probably doesn't look very good for the company. :boxing:

Please check this thread and please think ...http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... &x=16&y=18


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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 8th, 2010, 15:18 
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Definetily as the market is totaly diffrent ....as we have to VOTE and honour thease type of peoples as not being from this data recovery world but thease type of persons are countable being as honurable as more than 1000 threads and being as a saler of some another industry...please check the link from this honarable member
http://www.amazon.com/Sex-Dummies-Dr-Ru ... -1-catcorr
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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 8th, 2010, 15:28 
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You need a book on Sex and investing? Maybe time should be spent on making better tools. :lol:

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PostPosted: October 8th, 2010, 15:52 
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You need a book on Sex and investing? Maybe time should be spent on making better tools. :lol:

As we didnt require ....and we are not ans...any more ...
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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 8th, 2010, 16:15 
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You need a book on Sex and investing?


Maybe he wants to combine those 2 books together and teach others on how to invest your time and money to F..k people for their money.
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You are absolutely right there are two kinds of people but we have to think as a Hobbyist and not more than that


Hobbyist = amateur, or distinct from professional.

He clearly states that their tools are designed for Hobbyist or amateur people.

Its just a good scam.

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
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Hobbyist = amateur=fucked drive

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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
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Hobbyist = amateur=fucked drive


You guys (helpdisc & hdrc) might have the good/best professional tool on offer..... but..

Your attitudes in the public forum totally stink and are quite childish! It makes people re-think who they are dealing with!!!

Grow up. Perhaps both of you should purchase the DUMMY GUIDE book on PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOUR for company/business owners.


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 Post subject: Re: New head removal tool from HDRC - anyone got one yet?
PostPosted: October 12th, 2010, 8:48 
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Hello,
I was a member of this forum long time before, before we started HddSurgery
I was a member while this forum was caled MHDD, You do not remeber that time.
I apritiate Your opinion , but there are some poepple here who would like to hear what I have to say.
In the first post name of our products were mentioned and replayed as a memeber of the forum, wich I am intitled to do.
If You have any advice to me or would like to discus more plese contact me I am ranikolahdd on skype.
I would like to hear do You have any exprience with our tools etc.
Thanks again for making a point.
Nikola

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