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Not too much this month today
Flippin good gear.
Flippin good gear.
i had to go in to rymans for a couple of photo copys the other day send them off for xyz (took them to work but forgot so easier to spend a bit than time going back to work to copy id expected a few quid for 2 pagesI am a self employed auto electrician/car mechanic.
When I do my books at the end of the year - I split my tool spend into two defined groups.
Tools/handtools/power tools/drill bits - which averages about £1500 to £2000 a year.
The other group is plant - (diagnostic kit - scopes - lifts - compressors - air con machines) - some years this can be nothing - other years this could be £10k+
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I am consistently buying things that get lost broken or worn out (or I just fancy them). I don't think twice about buying or replaceing hand tools.
But big items of plant - I ponder over the spend for ages - I plan for upgrades well into the future (it is the part of the spend I don't like forking out for).
but I'm an addicted tool buyer
I am a self employed auto electrician/car mechanic.
When I do my books at the end of the year - I split my tool spend into two defined groups.
Tools/handtools/power tools/drill bits - which averages about £1500 to £2000 a year.
The other group is plant - (diagnostic kit - scopes - lifts - compressors - air con machines) - some years this can be nothing - other years this could be £10k+
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I am consistently buying things that get lost broken or worn out (or I just fancy them). I don't think twice about buying or replaceing hand tools.
But big items of plant - I ponder over the spend for ages - I plan for upgrades well into the future (it is the part of the spend I don't like forking out for).