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My Old Landy
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My Mrs popped out and picked up a box and two of the organisers. I have a lot of DeWalt cases. They are great for my project stuff.
I'm still a bit under the weather but they will be pressed into service when I am feeling better.
I'm still a bit under the weather but they will be pressed into service when I am feeling better.
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Screwfix have some decent deals in their clearance section. Such as -
https://www.screwfix.com/p/milwaukee-thunderweb-straight-shank-metal-drill-bits-19-piece-set/552fj
But they are probably not in stock....
A lot of Wera stuff too.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/milwaukee-thunderweb-straight-shank-metal-drill-bits-19-piece-set/552fj
But they are probably not in stock....
A lot of Wera stuff too.
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As expected....
Did they actually HAVE toolboxes in that were reduced? Last year I dropped in to a B&Q to pick up a bargain only to find that the reduced ones were out of stock but on Black Friday itself they got a whole load of new stock in and put the prices up to full whack.
Did they actually HAVE toolboxes in that were reduced? Last year I dropped in to a B&Q to pick up a bargain only to find that the reduced ones were out of stock but on Black Friday itself they got a whole load of new stock in and put the prices up to full whack.
The evolution saw is a circular saw and track saw, and its compatible and designed for use with those tracks
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E stop?Well I am far too skint to buy anything at all - tough times.
BUT - I honestly can't even think of anything I want or need worth less than mega bucks anyway
And with my ai system finally ready hopefully next year will be a lot better!
Don't be silly. The hardest part will be getting at it. When I have I am sure I can mend it.E stop?
That's the problem when you can pretty much fix everything - you spend all your life fixing stuff because you can
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They did on the day I posted. The Dewalt Screwfix ones are the same product as the B and Q Stanley ones I think. I've probably got 3 or 4 now and they are good value at under £20.
(Apologies for starting another Black Friday thread. I'd forgotten about this earlier one)
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Ah right, I was on about the large tool chests. They were discounted a couple of hundred quid for a couple of weeks but none in store then suddenly on Black Fridy stores had loads of new stock at full price.
No batteries though.@Kram,
I saw this earlier as I'm looking for one of these, but mine are all 18V, thought it was excellent value -
Makita RT001GZ16 40v Max XGT 1/4" & 3/8" Brushless Router Body Only + Extra Bases In Makpac Carry Case
<h2>Makita RT001GZ16 40v Max XGT 1/4" & 3/8" Brushless Cordless Router Body Only In Makpac Carry Case With 3x Bases and 2x Trimmer Guides</h2> <p>A carpenters tool that you can use to cut grooves or decorative trimmings in wood. Soft brakes prevents works material from damage</p> <p>Sold as Body...www.powertoolworld.co.uk
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Damn you and myself for asking that is quite tempting
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Thanks, qwakers, I've just ordered one.
Probably didn't really need it, but my smaller one (goloo **2000?) has got me out of the mire a few times and has easily paid for itself. It'll get relegated to the wife's car and the bigger one will go in the van.
This means I'll have to run she-who-must-be-tolerated through the process of jump-starting a car.
May you live in interesting times.
Probably didn't really need it, but my smaller one (goloo **2000?) has got me out of the mire a few times and has easily paid for itself. It'll get relegated to the wife's car and the bigger one will go in the van.
This means I'll have to run she-who-must-be-tolerated through the process of jump-starting a car.
May you live in interesting times.
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Have fun.
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Just popped up on my Facebook for anyone with Milwaukee PackOut or just wanting strong sturdy boxes
