Soldato
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I've found over time all tools have ended up black and yellow anyway. It used to be a great way to find particular tools, but now everything I own is like it!
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Yellow team gets a new recruit! The 899 is an old model of DeWalt's line of impact wrenches but it's still very capable - and cheaper than new models.
You need to get that thing dirty.
I recently bought a truck load of DeWalt tools for my son:
Go team yellow !
Isn't the idea of removable rechargables that you don't have to have one per tool
Or are you like an octopus doing the strimming, hedge trimming and tree lopping at the same time?
Can never have enough (charged and ready to go) batteriesIsn't the idea of removable rechargables that you don't have to have one per tool
Or are you like an octopus doing the strimming, hedge trimming and tree lopping at the same time?
I got two (and a charger) with the drill then couldn't resist the 5A version on sale earlier in the year (2 pack)
The chainsaw and, to a lesser degree, strimmer, can chew through the batteries !
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Very true, the strimmer eats power from batteries, as does the angle grinder. I shoulda clarified I was already a member of team yellow but the impact wrench was the new recruit to my collectionCan never have enough (charged and ready to go) batteries
I got two (and a charger) with the drill then couldn't resist the 5A version on sale earlier in the year (2 pack)
The chainsaw and, to a lesser degree, strimmer, can chew through the batteries !
Also have some Bosch stuff which TBH are pretty good and did own older Makita tools but those all failed on me (including two drills and a rather expensive pressure washer). Never touched Makita since then.
My strimmer stays in the outside storage box
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A pair of blackout curtain liners, £22 from Dunelm. One of those 'why didn't I buy these 2 years ago' purchases.
Light mornings have been waking us up earlier than we should and I finally got around to sorting it.
Yes there's only one fitted in the image
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Light mornings have been waking us up earlier than we should and I finally got around to sorting it.
Yes there's only one fitted in the image
.You've left your gimp suit visible bottom right fyiA pair of blackout curtain liners, £22 from Dunelm. One of those 'why didn't I buy these 2 years ago' purchases.
Light mornings have been waking us up earlier than we should and I finally got around to sorting it.
Yes there's only one fitted in the image
Is that a deal on somewhere?
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I ordered the hedge trimmer today too. Unreasonably excited about it.There's been a few on recently - picked up the hedge trimmer and stacking tool boxes
Is that an original horl or a copy? Really tempted by one. Is the result really paper-slicing sharp?
Man i'm not one of these Gucci belt wearing mofo's on here! It's a €20 copy from Amazon
Wouldn't say it's that sharp, but i was a bit lazy to get through all knives, but noticed a marked improvement. Will revisit again when i have more time.
I have a load of these, very handy little buggers and all hooked up to my Google home setup.Not a real tool, unless it is Blau.
They've been useful for me in area's where I have hidden sockets and cannot fault them for the price.
Amazon home setup here.
Not sure how many now, but will know more after the next audit£100 says you don't have more that @aVdub
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