14 piece Tool Kit in Carry Bag - £9.99 @ Ebuyer

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14 piece Tool Kit in Carry Bag from Ebuyer. Free Delivery. £9.99

£9.99
Free P&P Ebuyer26 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

Opening post

Stillahibby

26 Mar 16

This seems like a bargain for a basic kit plus the bag. Most bags of this type cost at least this much by themselves.
The carry bag has a steel handle and comfortable shoulder strap for transporting your equipment with dimensions (LxWxH) 46x20.5x21cm
Includes:
Hammer
5m tape measure
Spirit level
Wood saw
Utility knife
Close quarter hacksaw
Scratch awl
Smal crosshead screwdriver
Large crosshead screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver
Mini hacksaw
Trigger clamp
Applicator gun
Try set square with spirt level

Don`t forget to go through Topcashback.co.uk or Quidco.com to get 5% cashback.
- cazsilver

Top comments

miffyl

26 Mar 16 5 #3

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All comments (83)

sradmad

26 Mar 16 1 #1

good find op, heat added

emarinov

26 Mar 16 #2

Order canceled - OOS ?

miffyl

26 Mar 16 5 #3

disappointed

26 Mar 16 #4

How did you get free delivery? Says £9.99 now

disappointed

26 Mar 16 1 #5

Duh found it now free super saver delivery. Thanks op

lookingforadeal

26 Mar 16 #6

You have to change the delivery option to a later date, i.e. economy delivery.

sparky83

26 Mar 16 #7

For anyone who misses out Screwfix have got a decent tool bag full of all the above and lots more for £30.

ch4rlotteh4rdy4 to sparky83

26 Mar 16 #9

This one? http://m.screwfix.com/pr-gallery.htm?id=7045G#imggal1

joealder50

26 Mar 16 #8

They had very similar to this in Marlin for £10-15 was half price

thomaskatejosh

26 Mar 16 1 #10

great find. Heat from me

TommyA

26 Mar 16 1 #11

Heat added, handy little kit to carry, can add own tools if they're low quality anyway. Great find OP!

Da11as

26 Mar 16 1 #12

The tool bag alone is worth more than £10.00.

70p each tool, plus a free tool bag... or... £10 for tool bag, and free tools. :smile:

TommyA

26 Mar 16 1 #13

This post was on approx 4 hours before he posted.

biggysilly to TommyA

26 Mar 16 #18

Where was he posted?

http://www.sherv.net/cm/emoticons/war/waving-soldier.gif

sparky83

26 Mar 16 2 #14

kasapin

26 Mar 16 #15

Anyone having the same issue as this one ?
Your order has been cancelled for one of the following reasons:
- You've asked us to cancel your order,
- An item on your order has been discontinued or is now out of stock.

Cannot place an order, always cancelling after I place the order. Even right after I confirm the payment, the status of the order is "waiting for a cancel" or something like that.

emarinov to kasapin

26 Mar 16 #17

Same situation here :disappointed:

wayne_130

26 Mar 16 2 #16

Great price, just ordered a couple. Strange thing is it came to £19.97 for 2 sets, saved an extra penny haha !

ripwave1

26 Mar 16 #19

Thanks op. just ordered. bargain

pennyfarthing88

26 Mar 16 #20

Mm' not bad' even if the tools are crap the bag looks like it's worth a tenner'

Heat.

emptypocketz

26 Mar 16 2 #21

Looks great for the price, that screwfix alternative link posted above did not work for me but found these 2 on there instead for 30 quid:

http://www.screwfix.com/p/forge-steel-general-hand-tool-kit-55-piece-set/7045g

http://www.screwfix.com/p/forge-steel-general-tool-kit-56-piece-set/1611f

The ebuyer has some bits and bobs the other bags don't have and not bad for a tenner I guess.

lehappymerchant

26 Mar 16 1 #22

Does this help get one some boom ting?

mdekq007

27 Mar 16 #23

Bookmark

othen

27 Mar 16 #24

Good deal OP. I needed a new tool bag having dropped a motorbike on my toolbox the other day, it is a bonus to get a few free tools as well.
I've ordered one and added some heat.

tobycgraham

27 Mar 16 #25

thanks - got to be worth a tenner. Said 1644 available when I ordered.

Mr Mac

27 Mar 16 1 #26

eBuyer is selling the tape measure alone for £3.69;

Stanley 3M/10 Foot Tape Measure - Yellow

Ergonomic and durable textured case for non-slip grip.
Features a blade lock and belt clip.
3 metres (10FT).
£3.69 inc. vat
View product

Mav01

27 Mar 16 #27

Thanks... heat added....

Having problems ordering...does not show the order going through. Took payment, though.Chose the free delivery option.

Is anyone having same difficulty?

captainbeaky

27 Mar 16 1 #28

"A scratch awl is a woodworking layout and point-making tool. It is used to scribe a line to be followed by a hand saw or chisel when making woodworking joints and other operations"

Cool. Now I just need to find out what a hand saw & chisel do.

alera

27 Mar 16 #29

Got to be worth a tenner

muz379

27 Mar 16 #30

Hot from me . Tried to order this morning see if I get one or not .

At that price even if the tools only last one use each its a bargain .

googleboogle

27 Mar 16 #31

Cheers. Not bad for the price

ahotukdeal

27 Mar 16 1 #32

60p quidco!

holmesyhukd

27 Mar 16 #33

good deal, thanks OP

mcfcuk

27 Mar 16 #34

ordered

Da11as

27 Mar 16 #35

Over 2,000 were instock yesterday, only 1,400 left. :confused:

Badgerzz

27 Mar 16 #36

thanks OP

Hippos

27 Mar 16 #37

The tools can't be as bad as the Poundland ones! Thanks OP.

rabb5it

27 Mar 16 #38

I'll stick with my empty Emulsion bucket!

redbiro to rabb5it

27 Mar 16 #40

Less likely to be stolen if hidden temporaily while on Lunch amongsts some other cutterments

zairs

27 Mar 16 #39

ordered thanks, was looking for a tool bag, cheapest I've seen for size/type, plus free tools can't be bad

Soutie

27 Mar 16 1 #41

I bought the screwfix one about a year ago. Sheared 2 of the Philips screwdrivers within about a month. Never sheared a screwdriver in my life before this so don't think I'm particularly heavy handed (or the old screw drivers I purchased 20 years ago were just far superior and unfortunately now mostly misplaced).

Can anybody recommend a good screwdriver brand? Don't mind paying a bit more for them if they last another 20 years.
Thanks.

jimmy2007

27 Mar 16 1 #42

Wera

flatlander

27 Mar 16 #43

great find the bag is worth that and the tools a bonus really does not matter to much on quality I am not expecting
snap-on like some people

bouka79

27 Mar 16 #44

Cool thanks op just purchased

DROiD90

27 Mar 16 #45

Thanks Op. Had seen a tape measure for £5 few days ago n glad I held out. For £5 extra get all the extras. Will do for little things around the house. Ordered and heat.

vhooles

27 Mar 16 #46

Just bought one for hubby. Thanks.

marknarr

27 Mar 16 #47

Great deal. Thanks

trawets1951

27 Mar 16 #48

Only free delivery if you spend £49.99 swiz

Funso to trawets1951

27 Mar 16 #49

Yeh, you're wrong. This is free delivery on this item.

Stillahibby to trawets1951

27 Mar 16 #50

Go to the delivery drop down box and select supersaver free delivery. It's Free!!!

othen

27 Mar 16 #51

Pity it is too late for Valentine's day :-)

nafknee

27 Mar 16 #52

Ordered one of these no problem also free delivery

Amerviv

27 Mar 16 #53

Thanks, just ordered.

eddyz

27 Mar 16 #54

plus 10 pound delivery thats 20 quid , wat a com each item is cheeper in the pound shop ,theres allways a cach with these so called deals

Stillahibby to eddyz

28 Mar 16 #61

Go to the drop down box and select FREE supersaver delivery. Then it is free!

smileypete

27 Mar 16 1 #55

For occasional or moderate use, Draper DIY series, 6 for £4.49 is a good deal (15% off for C&C makes < £4):

http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/draper-diy-6-piece-screwdriver-set

nafknee

27 Mar 16 #56

this is free delivery

almakey

27 Mar 16 #57

Bought, need to top up a few items and was after a couple of saws - good timing!

JohnOFarrell

27 Mar 16 #58

Stanley screwdrivers have always served me well

azeem_

28 Mar 16 #59

Excellent. Order placed. Thanks +1

Otter2

28 Mar 16 #60

Heat added - good buy and quick and easy to purchase nice find op

nafknee

28 Mar 16 #62

Go to the drop down box and select FREE supersaver delivery. Then it is free

wlam

28 Mar 16 #63

Thank you just ordered. Showing around 170 left in stock.

Soutie

28 Mar 16 #64

Thanks Jimmy. Will give them a try :-)

salthepal

28 Mar 16 #65

What a bargain! Thanks.

nearlyfunny

28 Mar 16 #66

Has anyone actually received confirmation from eBuyer that order has been received?

nafknee

28 Mar 16 #67

I have received confirmation for my order... also I have used this company before buying a laptop and other stuff had no problems with them

nearlyfunny to nafknee

28 Mar 16 #68

Yep - I've used them before with no problems. It's just that when I look at my orders with them, it states no open orders, even though the money has gone from my account.Could just be a glitch I suppose. Thanks for replying

WAWKA

29 Mar 16 #69

£24.99 now :disappointed:

jacogg

29 Mar 16 #70

aw, just seen this and it's went up to £24.99

SuperMariosDad

29 Mar 16 #71

£14.99 now

coventry1966

31 Mar 16 #72

Ordered 2 cheers

coventry1966

31 Mar 16 #73

Should said ordered 2 at the sale price. Received all confirmation waiting for delivery.

barneybooboo

1 Apr 16 #74

I've not got confirmation either but money gone

nafknee

1 Apr 16 #75

Mine was delivered yesterday evening all in order

knocka

2 Apr 16 #76

Yeah mine came this morning can't argue for a tenner free p&p
the clamp worth it on its own usefully item to have in your toolbox
overall good bits and bobs

Havik

2 Apr 16 #77

Thank you.

googleboogle

2 Apr 16 #78

Mine got delivered today. Cheers op

othen

4 Apr 16 #79

The item arrived by courier today. For the price it is excellent: a nice new set of tools to keep in the house for small domestic jobs.
Thank you OP, excellent find.

disappointed

4 Apr 16 #80

Mine arrived today. Very pleased with it. Thanks

bad head day

4 Apr 16 #81

These tools are absolutely terrible. I tried two today the quality is so poor that in my opinion they are too dangerous to be on sale at any price.

othen to bad head day

5 Apr 16 1 #82

I could not disagree more. I've tried out a couple of the screwdrivers, they are fine (about the same quality as (say) Stanley), not the best but perfectly adequate for jobs around the house, garden or garage. The spirit level is: a spirit level, it does what it says, as does the hammer (actually it is a nice heavy one), 5M tape, set square, craft knife, set square (with a spirit bubble, nice touch) and bradawl. The wood saw looks a bit cheap, but then it is :-). I really like the one handed clamp, it seems pretty well made and is really useful. That just leaves the screwdrivers (see above) and the safety glasses - perhaps you think they are dangerous? :-)

So, we disagree. I think your comment is misleading, there is certainly nothing dangerous about these tools, indeed they are all rather better than the sort of things the bargain shops sell for £1-£5 each. In my opinion they are perfectly good around the home, I would not use them in my workshop (well I might), but there again I have a lot of more expensive tools there anyway.

Alan

bad head day

5 Apr 16 #83

I respect your opinion but my judgment of safety is based on the wood saw and the retractable knife. The quality of the saw blade is awful, it is soft and it can be seen where it was punched to create the teeth. The rake is awful and whatever set was in the teeth is soon completely straightened out and the blade then binds on the wood. The blade, soft as it is, then bends along its length. Also the cut through wood formed a curve rather than a straight line. The retractable knife blade (half of it, then the other half when I'd turned it around) was rendered entirely blunt after I cut upholstery up to a staple. It wouldn't even penetrate the upholstery after that.

It was bought for me as a gift, for which I'm grateful for the bag.

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