***Images of things purchased in May 2013***

Asda sell those velcro strips (the ones with a hole to loop around as well so even more useful!) for £3 a pack. Quite long for thick cable bunches too.
 
Went on one of my approximately tri-annual spending sprees.
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MrMarvelous said:
Where did you get those velcro straps? i could really do with something like that, the mess underneath my desk is embarrassing. :(
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Mine were off the rainforest

I have used the ones with the hole in before but you will pay a lot more for a useful amount of those

This was £5 for a 5m roll which is just cut to size so you don't end up with all the excess bundled up around the cable
 
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For a cheap watch toolkit it has some pretty decent precision bits in there! Was from eBay, £15.
 
mrk said:
For a cheap watch toolkit it has some pretty decent precision bits in there! Was from eBay, £15.
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Is it easy to use this for taking out links from a strap? I asked on here a while ago if there is any good tools and most people said it is safer to just pay somebody to do it.
 
The blue tool you can see in the pic on it's own is a couple of quid on eBay, that will remove links on your watch bracelet no problem. If you have screw in pins you will need to use a precision screwdriver set though. The pins only push in and out one way so do take note of which way the arrows on the back are pointing if yours has push pins on the links.

It's fairly easy thing to do really.
 
Oooooo! (has to be said after everyone with a mini as I LOVE mine after 5 months)

I am back to think it's 1992 and paid £20 for a working snes :D

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Came with Mario paint (with mouse and mouse mat) mario all stars and street racer.

Just need to win zelda and a few others and I am suddenly never going outside again :D
 
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