​of course theyre not any good theyre £30

Just because it's 'cheap' doesn't mean it's not going to do the job...I bought a 'cheap' mitre saw from B&Q a few years' ago; didn't think it would be particularly great. However, it far exceeded my expectations and when my builder's own mitre saw broke and he needed one quickly, he used my 'cheap' one. Liked it so much, he went out and bought one next day. It was a quarter of the price of some well-known makes, but equally as good, if not better, he reckoned. I'm going to take a punt on this and make my mind up when I've used it, rather than assume it's no good before I've even bought it. Thanks for the post.

I knew they sold routers, but I didn't know they sold routers.

Tool kit for £10 looks like a reasonable starter set:

http://www.ebuyer.com/738088-extra-value-hand-tools-kit-fi-tl-hnd-601





OK some can be had from the pound shops, but totting them up I reckon about £12 to £14 without the bag, so good VFM

Edit: Free delivery too, but adds P&P if you include non free delivery items

Both sets have just arrived, not had a chance to try them out but as above seem very good value for the money. To be honest I've bought them to be disposable, have a fairly big job to do so I'll use and abuse them, and then whatevers knackered can be chucked at the end.

Mine arrived today can't complain for the money

Anybody receive theirs yet? Any good?

Yes, now that DOES make sense.... hmmm to buy... ? lol;

​In which case, why don't you buy your own tools then? How can you be snobby about someone else's tools when you can't be bothered to purchase your own?

Least it would have the desired effect and they would never ask to borrow a tool again

​if I did want to borrow a tool and somebody gave me this I think I would laugh

I can see these being very handy if you don't want to lend out your prized Trend T3, Makita 18V, or Bosch barrel jigsaw to neighbours, family and friends who think you're a free tool shop and would otherwise be offended. :smiley:

Subwoofer Build Kit Anyone :wink:

out of stock.

1 clamp!??? :O


Anyway as much as both this £10 kit and the main one heading the deal for £29.99 is not a bad deal value wise, I cant help feeling that it does not really make sense as a deal (the router, jig and drill deal).

I mean, not only will the router bits cost you another few quid (and drill bits and jig blades, but these are relatively cheap), but if your serious enough to be using a router would you not have / be interested in better tools?
I mean not many amateurs have a use for a router I dont think!??? Hell I am an avid builder of things and my router comes out rarely... Unless doing cabinets or kitchens - how many people doing this are making them? (And you will really want a better drill for a kitchen! )

Voted hot as good value for what they are - and useful to potentially re-purpose / use the motors for something... but these are gonna be crap :-/

OOS :disappointed:

Drill is £15

The Router is £29.99 on its own and no free delivery.

The Jigsaw is £19.98, no free delivery.

The drill, who knows...

Have ebuyer bought a job lot from Wren Kitchens?? Crazy price. heat added.

http://www.wrenkitchens.com/ev-power-tools-kit/256338

The router is sold separately at £29.99, so the set is a bargain, but note reviews state that the chuck is a non standard size. But for £10 per tool, it's a bargain even for one job!

Ebuyer, who think that anywhere North of Glasgow is in Alaska and add £11+ postage. They did the same with me for a micro sd card and refused to change their policy.

I knew they sold routers, but I didn't know they sold routers.

Also they are doing the rotary tool and a decent set of bits for £15, usually cost £20 to £25 from other retailers





http://www.ebuyer.com/438986-xenta-163-piece-rotary-tool-and-accessory-kit-ebdm-130b

Decent Revoo ratings, just the accessories would cost around £10 for a comparable Silverline set

Again it's free delivery, but adds P&P if you include non free delivery items

Am I the only one who thought " £29.99 , that's a bargain" went to buy it and then the bill came to £41.49 with £11.50 added for delivery and thought .........." yeah right, don't like being sent on a 'fools errand' and have my time wasted like this, so ebuyer, I'll give you a swerve in the future...... GOODNIGHT "

What type of battery is used for the drill Nicad or lithium. Thanks

Both sets are a billy bargain!

Tool kit for £10 looks like a reasonable starter set:

http://www.ebuyer.com/738088-extra-value-hand-tools-kit-fi-tl-hnd-601





OK some can be had from the pound shops, but totting them up I reckon about £12 to £14 without the bag, so good VFM

Edit: Free delivery too, but adds P&P if you include non free delivery items

Does it come with its own case?

Wow, that's cheap :smile: . Ordered, thanks :smiley:

Seriously... at this price, they're not kiddie's toys???

This is a fantastic buy, excellent starter pack or as a spare. Ideal opportunity for those that have never used a jigsaw or router to get their skills honed, practice on scrap wood and persevere with the router, one tip, keep a firm grip. Heat from me.

Pretty good deal that

Nice one op, needed a cheap jigsaw and router for occasional use, these should do the job

Finally something more useful than a Sky Router, BT Homehub or Virgin Superhub :wink:

Haha well in this instance by 'good' I meant if they worked for occasional domestic use for the odd job or for learning with! Not suggesting they might be any good for a carpenter! :smile:

Any chance the drill comes with spare battery? What type of battery is it?

Real men have toolkits, or so I've been told lol

Those were the days my friend, before iphones, tablets ans smart watches i used to buy tools.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KODZtjOIPg

P.S. Don't forget quidco...5% from what I can see.

5% quidco too

... and FREE delivery. :confused:

Just because it's 'cheap' doesn't mean it's not going to do the job...I bought a 'cheap' mitre saw from B&Q a few years' ago; didn't think it would be particularly great. However, it far exceeded my expectations and when my builder's own mitre saw broke and he needed one quickly, he used my 'cheap' one. Liked it so much, he went out and bought one next day. It was a quarter of the price of some well-known makes, but equally as good, if not better, he reckoned. I'm going to take a punt on this and make my mind up when I've used it, rather than assume it's no good before I've even bought it. Thanks for the post.

Nice one Buzz' Heat added

They may well work though that doesn't qualify them being good. :smiley:

Looks a bargain if they are any good

That's ridiculously cheap :smile:

omg this is cheap for a router. so to get a jigsaw and drill too is amazing deal.

hot - last week I was looking for a router to permanently attach to my router table, but didn't find anything below about £50.

Is that a 400 piece jigsaw or 400 watt? :stuck_out_tongue:

Well now is the time to learn to use tools at a cheap price!

got the email ,was about to post hot from me and ordered

Excellent price :wink: