td5tool
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I've inly broke the 19mm one
They eventually wear down and are not as good as when they're new
They eventually wear down and are not as good as when they're new
Best tool you have ever bought
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Nigel-S
soft and furry
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Every time I get decent tools some bugger breaks in and nicks them, now I buy cheap crap. Nobody's broke in since I started doing that 
Thor1950
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It is not a drill, if you are referring to Buckys picture
chrisyleigh
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Its not a drill , impact socket think but yer same differance
£350 thats a 2x battery , charger , n gun
bankz5152
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Halfords 200 n somthing peice socket set!
SupraAyf
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Mobile tool chests and lots of them. My compulsive disorder ensures nothing is ever out of place.
Mickeyblueeyes
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Hi guys
150 PC draper expert socket set from tool rep when I left school with my first weeks wages,
Still got it 11 years later with everything counted for and fixed more than enough LRO's , Motorbikes and freight locos in its time haha
Best 100-odd quid I've spent on tools
150 PC draper expert socket set from tool rep when I left school with my first weeks wages,
Still got it 11 years later with everything counted for and fixed more than enough LRO's , Motorbikes and freight locos in its time haha
Best 100-odd quid I've spent on tools
ArticFox
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Halfords Pro socket & spanner set. Had it over 10 years now and its ace. Rachet was replaced quibble free when I sheared the teeth being an arse. Was so good I bought another set a few years later.
Second place would go to my impact wrench - a Sealey CP2450. Weighs a ton but kicks out 550Nm/410lb.ft
Second place would go to my impact wrench - a Sealey CP2450. Weighs a ton but kicks out 550Nm/410lb.ft
