Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

EdwardTeach said:
I need a new drill.
This Makita drill is still£20 more then the bosch cordless from screwfix. What benefit will I get for paying more?

Use case will be just a few holes in the wall etc
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Assuming you're looking at this one? The batteries are considerably smaller so you'll not get as much use out of a charge. Later down the line you'll be able to just buy bare Makita tools and use the battery packs on them making future tool purchases cheaper, you could do this with Bosh too but generally Makita are much better quality tools than Bosch in my (Albeit limited) experience and I'd rather have the better batteries for £20.
 
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3 new fence panels, before the storms start blowing them all down and make them expensive and / or impossible to get hold of

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shauncr91 said:
Assuming you're looking at this one? The batteries are considerably smaller so you'll not get as much use out of a charge. Later down the line you'll be able to just buy bare Makita tools and use the battery packs on them making future tool purchases cheaper, you could do this with Bosh too but generally Makita are much better quality tools than Bosch in my (Albeit limited) experience and I'd rather have the better batteries for £20.
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Thank you, I will pay the extra then.
 
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I ran out of oil for the shed, so popped to ToolStation. Que a £100 bill for a tin of 5l Barrettine (great stuff), 2 Waterproof/Metal Clip FatMax boxes, a bucket and a bow saw :cry: :cry:
 
mrk said:
That's like me going to supermarkets, go to get milk, come back with a basket of other stuff :D
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It is funny because I am LARP'ing as a tradie wearing the proper "workman trousers" - but I struggled so hard when I tried to uncouple that yellow bucket from the stack it was in that all the other tradies caught me out :cry: :cry: :cry:

I almost bought all six just so they would stop lolling at me.
 
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dLockers said:
It is funny because I am LARP'ing as a tradie wearing the proper "workman trousers" - but I struggled so hard when I tried to uncouple that yellow bucket from the stack it was in that all the other tradies caught me out :cry: :cry: :cry:

I almost bought all six just so they would stop lolling at me.
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Not much in life is as difficult as separating a flexitub!
 
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