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

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Had plumbing blockage and over the last few days no amount of attempts to unblock worked, fishing around with those twisty wire things, bottles of chemicals, those bellow-type plungers..,.. nothing.

This was the last resort before calling someone out and have to say quite a nifty bit of kit for £22~ - Can charge up to 7 bar of air pressure to force through any blockage.

Is there not a risk of the air pressure damaging the plumbing? Especially if it's not in the best condition.
 
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Had plumbing blockage and over the last few days no amount of attempts to unblock worked, fishing around with those twisty wire things, bottles of chemicals, those bellow-type plungers..,.. nothing.

This was the last resort before calling someone out and have to say quite a nifty bit of kit for £22~ - Can charge up to 7 bar of air pressure to force through any blockage.
This is an insanely bad idea lol.
 
Is there not a risk of the air pressure damaging the plumbing? Especially if it's not in the best condition.
TBF they've been around for years and years, this is just a hand pump version vs a cannister version used by the expensive pros etc. You need to know your plumbing,. and probably not suited to old houses obviously but it's just to clear a pipe and a few bar pumped into the dial was all that was needed to get the basin blockage through the pipe where it was just air after the blockage into the main line.

Start with under 1 bar and go up until the clog is gone. Easy.

Do the research and all is well.
 
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Ah, you will upgrade, I started with that and it leads you down a very dark and hugely expensive path :-P

I bought what feels like 20kg of Draper screwdriver bits, random knee jerk purchase, I certainly don't need any this will be about my fifth set! However, I'm glad I did the quality is quite amazing for the price (£17.99)

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I’m interested in this.. but I have a question, does it not come with a handle for the bits ? They look like they’d fit in my Wera screwdriver handle though..
 
Ah, you will upgrade, I started with that and it leads you down a very dark and hugely expensive path :-P

I bought what feels like 20kg of Draper screwdriver bits, random knee jerk purchase, I certainly don't need any this will be about my fifth set! However, I'm glad I did the quality is quite amazing for the price (£17.99)

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Which reminded me I have something I've got to get inside, but is held together with security screws.
I've plenty other screw bit sets, so bought the smaller cousin of the above.

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As a massive fan of seeing how much tool I can get in to as small a space as possible, this is simply the best set in the world. I have two and will likely have a third one soon:

 
As a massive fan of seeing how much tool I can get in to as small a space as possible, this is simply the best set in the world. I have two and will likely have a third one soon:

Images of items I've purchased, not images of items that are well packaged and may buy in the future n00b
 
I've been eyeing a Micra up for a while and with my house sale going through and a £500 Black Friday discount it was too good an offer to miss. It even passed the Dexter seal of approval. I just need to get the kitchen ripped out now so the coffee machine doesn't look out of place.
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How autistic do you need to be to own a machine like this? I am tempted to replace my absolute work-horse Delonghi but don't want to go too OTT with bean weights and separate grinders etc...
 
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