td5tool

New Member

• Dec 4, 2013

• #41

I've inly broke the 19mm one
They eventually wear down and are not as good as when they're new

 

Nigel-S

soft and furry

• Dec 4, 2013

• #42

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

 

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Thor1950

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2013

• #43

chrisyleigh said:

Just checked the price off thos milwakees drill there like £350 with the batterys ect !

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It is not a drill, if you are referring to Buckys picture

 

chrisyleigh

Active Member

• Dec 4, 2013

• #44

Thor1950 said:

It is not a drill, if you are referring to Buckys picture

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Its not a drill , impact socket think but yer same differance
£350 thats a 2x battery , charger , n gun

 

bankz5152

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2013

• #45

Halfords 200 n somthing peice socket set!

 

SupraAyf

Active Member

• Dec 4, 2013

• #46

Mobile tool chests and lots of them. My compulsive disorder ensures nothing is ever out of place.

 

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Mickeyblueeyes

New Member

• Dec 8, 2013

• #47

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

 

Kwakerman

Well-Known Member

• Dec 8, 2013

• #48

+1 for Irwins, just got me out a sticky situation with my Passat's CV boot change. not had to use them on the landy yet

 

ArticFox

New Member

• Dec 8, 2013

• #49

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