they do defentely last , know when he also bought the snap on drawer units he raw bolted the things to the wall
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they do defentely last , know when he also bought the snap on drawer units he raw bolted the things to the wall
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The problem with things like this is,
You have to set a limit you can spend, and then choose the best up to that. Otherwise for another £20 / £50 you can get slightly better.
As I have mentioned before I have the Kielder impact wrench which I like, maybe not the most powerful , But it does all that I need. plus I have a drill to go with it.
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You have to set a limit you can spend, and then choose the best up to that. Otherwise for another £20 / £50 you can get slightly better.
As I have mentioned before I have the Kielder impact wrench which I like, maybe not the most powerful , But it does all that I need. plus I have a drill to go with it.
Cheers
i always have a budget , lol , totally agree buy the best with what u can afford
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Yup, there are things I won’t go anywhere else for - ratchets, spanners and impact sockets - but as has been said many times, there are some really good makes of stuff out there and it’s up to the individual how much they want to spend if it’s just for hobby use or to earn a living.they do defentely last , know when he also bought the snap on drawer units he raw bolted the things to the wall
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What happened to good old Brittool
plus snap on make a very good sticker about not lending ur tools out, lol
totally agree with so many good quality tools made by some unknown brands
yep, another great name, have there spanner’s
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Good stuff - got some whitworth somewhere I think
not heard of Teng , sealy indeed a popular name , think i’ve only got a few bits
for plumbing tools , ridged tools are extremely good , ur bloody expensive
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my dad gave me some whitworth spanner’s
whitworth was supposedly a very clever bloke ,
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lol, ran RINGS round everyone and always made at least 6 x points
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I think his achievements are quite difficult to measure!
but always worked to rule , inc being clumsy and often stepped on ur foot
Maybe something like DEWALT (you can rean more here)? It's quite handy and enough compact. It alwasy in my car. Just in case
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