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Halfords 8 drawer tool centre with free 95 piece tool kit £75.00 delivered @ Halfords plus 10% Quidco

£75 Halfords13 Dec 16

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pennyfarthing88

13 Dec 16

As above.

Was £150 ( allegedly ) now £75 but with a free 95 piece tool kit thrown into the deal - could be useful for some.
10% Quidco on this too https://www.quidco.com/halfords/?

Halfords 8 Drawer Tool Centre

The Halfords 8 Drawer Tool Centre enables you to keep your tools neatly stored and ready to use when you need them. Tough swivel castors allow you to easily move the tool chest around the workshop, so that your tools are always close to hand.

Click here to see dimensions
Halfords 8 Drawer Tool Centre Extra Info

8 drawer combination chest and cabinet
Sturdy steel construction supports up to 70 KG
The top section is fully lockable and secure
Smooth ball bearing drawer slides
Variety of drawer depths
Base unit: 61.5cm wide x 70cm high including casters x 29.5 deep
Top cabinet: 60 cm wide x 34 cm high x 26 cm deep

Free Phaze 95 piece Tool Kit

Whether you already have a complete range of tools or you are just looking for a handy set, the Phaze 95 piece Tool Kit contains a great range of everyday tools, ideal for use in the home, garage or workshop. The set comes complete in a handy to use, hard wearing carry case, which can easily be stored in your car.

Phaze 95 piece Tool Kit Extra Info

Great selection of everyday tools
Ideal for use in the home, garage or workshop
Supplied in a hard wearing carry bag
What's in the box

13 x Metric Sockets: 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13mm
12 x AF Sockets: 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, 9/32, 5/16, 11/32, 3/8, 13/32, 7/16, 15/32, 1/2"
3 x 1/4" Drive 8 Point AF Sockets: 1/4", 3/8", 5/16"
3 x 3/8" Drive Metric Sockets: 11, 12, 13mm
3 x 3/8" Drive AF Sockets: 7/16, 1/2, 9/16"
1 x 3/8" Drive Ratchet Handle
1 x 70mm Extension Bar
1 x Spinner Handle
2 x Drive Adaptors: 3/8", 1/4"
1 x Spin Disc
5 x Combination Spanners 8, 10, 12, 14, 17mm
1 x 150mm Adjustable Wrench
1 x 8" Wire Stripper
1 x 5.5" Scissors
1 x 150mm Combination Pliers
6 x Precision Screwdriver Set: Slotted 1.4, 2.0, 2.4, 3.0mm Crosspoint #0 #1
6 x Slotted Screwdriver 100mm
1 x Crosspoint Screwdriver #2 100mm
8 x Metric Hex Keys 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0mm
8 x AF Hex Keys: 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4"
1 x 9mm Trimming Knife
12 x Plastic Cable Ties
Assorted Driver Bits: 3, 4, 5, 6mm, PH0, 1, 2, ,3, T10, 15, 20, 25, 27, 30 & 2xPZ1, 3xPZ2, PZ3
Additional Information

This product contains a sharp knife and is only for sale to persons over 18 years of age.

Top comments

RichieRahh

14 Dec 16 21 #9

"sounds like a tool chest, coming down the stairs" :laughing: HEAT.

RichieRahh

14 Dec 16 17 #18

https://i.makeagif.com/media/7-04-2015/TvIdkQ.gif

Billythebubble

13 Dec 16 11 #1

I've got one bought on offer for around £70 2 years ago. OK for light to medium use, no good for hardcore mechanics draws are not strong enough.

Heat added for free tool kit lol

quidstretchy to Billythebubble

14 Dec 16 4 #19

Maybe use thicker crayons

All comments (131)

Billythebubble

13 Dec 16 11 #1

I've got one bought on offer for around £70 2 years ago. OK for light to medium use, no good for hardcore mechanics draws are not strong enough.

Heat added for free tool kit lol

quidstretchy to Billythebubble

14 Dec 16 4 #19

Maybe use thicker crayons

samedwards6666

13 Dec 16 #2

nice

villians1984

13 Dec 16 2 #3

Decent lil bit of kit with the tools thrown in for the price. As mentioned good for light/medium use. Still handy to have around

vassy4u

13 Dec 16 2 #4

Heat added Penny :smiley: Good spot :smiley:

InTheKnow444

13 Dec 16 3 #5

Tool kit £20

http://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/tools/tool-kits/phaze-95-piece-tool-kit

summerof76

14 Dec 16 1 #6

Good deal Penny and heat added :smiley:

djchunky

14 Dec 16 3 #7

penny I can confirm these were indeed £150 I work for them and didn't even know about this offer

CrazyBob

14 Dec 16 1 #8

Bargain

RichieRahh

14 Dec 16 21 #9

"sounds like a tool chest, coming down the stairs" :laughing: HEAT.

baldeagle217

14 Dec 16 1 #10

good find thanks

tigerlette

14 Dec 16 1 #11

Heat added :sunglasses:

Jonburnie

14 Dec 16 #12

Cheers think i will invest this time as kept putting myself off last time these were on offer :smiley:

TygerrTygerr

14 Dec 16 2 #13

Old enough to have a car, not old enough to buy the tools for it. Bummer.

itswolfy

14 Dec 16 1 #14

maybe not for the real mechanic.. but something i could use and keep like new lol

Noghar

14 Dec 16 #15

I have one of these, just for stashing jhousehold tools - not heavy professional use - and it's mostly briliiant. Biggest drawback is, it's covered in sticky labels that are nearly impossible to remove! With these tools thrown in it's a real bargain, though you'd need a garage to keep it in, ideally. It's functional rather than pretty.

Doods1875

14 Dec 16 2 #16

Thanks - this will be excellent to store all of the useless tools and assorted DIY crap etc that I have no use for but still went ahead and bought having seen them cheap on HUKD in the last few years.

TheClusk

14 Dec 16 2 #17

Got to love a Home Alone reference!

RichieRahh

14 Dec 16 17 #18

_g_

14 Dec 16 #20

Might make a nice kids toy tool system...
Though tools and storage may not be as strong as some of the plastic kids ones

littlebasher to _g_

14 Dec 16 #22

Aye, the free tools look like they're £20 worth !

nlw1986

14 Dec 16 #21

£60 with the free tool kit if you have a trade card

Bumpydog

14 Dec 16 #23

If you dont like this deal, you must be a Crank.

jettaman

14 Dec 16 #24

I have one of these. I can agree, its not the best but it holds tools. The drawers have a tendency to go in wonky if you don't push them in in the middle and the metal is a bit on the thin side.
I got it for about £70 a few years ago.

Wickio

14 Dec 16 #25

Is it just me or is free delivery not applicable to this purchase? When I try to check out it adds an extra "bulky item" charge. Is there a code I need to use? Thanks!

gina2304

14 Dec 16 1 #26

Silver abominable :smirk:

YouDontWantToKnow to gina2304

14 Dec 16 1 #27

me 2

bunny_boiler to gina2304

14 Dec 16 1 #28

Me too

calumfarmar

14 Dec 16 1 #29

no flamedeer

sarah25

14 Dec 16 2 #30

lol same thought i was special for a second there :smiley: completed my set tho now! woop x #prayingforamiracle x

zeffania

14 Dec 16 #31

nice, another with 2 collected. where is the third deer :stuck_out_tongue:

kim9973

14 Dec 16 #32

Me 3

phewcharyztik

14 Dec 16 1 #33

Me too. Just need that sweet sweet Gold now

trinabee

14 Dec 16 #34

No deer for me

GromitFan

14 Dec 16 #35

Another white :disappointed:
Xmas Jumper this time.
3 whites and nothing else so far today.

m4rky2011

14 Dec 16 #36

2 for me clicked on off and back... no gold though..

hjd

14 Dec 16 #37

White jumper - seriously underwhelmed...

abdullah1994uk1

14 Dec 16 #38

I dont get this game. Do you need 3 of the same colour or 3 different coloured animals to win?

bigbaz

14 Dec 16 3 #39

Sorry to be the decenter but for most people i think this would be a bad choice. The quality of this tool centre is not that good at all. If you require one this size then you would probably have quite an interest in vehicle repairs, if you didn't then you would not require one this size.
For both sets of people this would be a far better choice, it's great quality and the same price and to me is a no brainer.
Halfords Professional 7 Drawer Ball-Bearing Chest. Reduced by £75

http://i1.adis.ws/i/washford/174920?w=637&h=403

Linky

arsenal79place

14 Dec 16 #40

reserved

DADOF7

14 Dec 16 #41

cheers

YouDontWantToKnow

14 Dec 16 #42

white silver & gold

bored_debs

14 Dec 16 1 #43

You need 1 each of white, silver and gold within the same set. I only know because I had to ask too!! Not clear for us newbies is it :disappointed:

MZzzz

14 Dec 16 1 #44

Heat from me

vanessaanne

14 Dec 16 1 #45

I want one for my she'd to tidy up the tools . Heat from me xxx

kidrock123

14 Dec 16 1 #46

heat from me.
wish i had space in my garage

liamo

14 Dec 16 #47

Same here, wanted £39.99 for bulky delivery, are they having a laugh, so had to change it to reserve and collect in store which is free.
Presume we still get 10% quidco cashback on that do we if we reserve and collect.

Fury

14 Dec 16 #48

Too late for any flamedeer it seems.:disappointed:

CatLover03

14 Dec 16 1 #49

3 different coloured

joedredd

14 Dec 16 1 #50

I have this one you have in the photo here and would agree with you.

hass123

14 Dec 16 #51

Don't worry it ends at 18.59pm today anyways

plantpot666

14 Dec 16 1 #52

thanks:D

furiousjammin

14 Dec 16 #53

Where is the 10% quid or from? The app is just showing 1.5% for me.

spicyone

14 Dec 16 #54

Thought it was ending tomorrow?

Baz417

14 Dec 16 #55

Yes the game is ending tomorrow not today.

squiff

14 Dec 16 #56

No comprende. What's a draw?

Cometxt

14 Dec 16 1 #57

At £75 with tools I'll take the risk- purchased, thanks Pennyfarthing88

David23

14 Dec 16 #58

How New Yorkers say it :wink:

joncoyle87

14 Dec 16 #59

I can see it for £60 but can't see the tool kit included too

garymolyneux1

14 Dec 16 #60

hi does anybody know how do I trade flamedeer thanks

pinkladymel

14 Dec 16 1 #61

How is it £75 delivered? Still getting charged 39.99 delivery!

louloul

14 Dec 16 1 #62

top draw!

DARRUDE

14 Dec 16 #63

hi has anyone picked this up. I just have, is it only one box? Reason I ask, just picked up from a halfords miles from home, dont want to drive home tomorrow to find out it is missing a box. I did ask but was assured it was only one box, and don't want to check by opening it in a hotel car park.

Billythebubble

14 Dec 16 #64

What the hell has crayons go to do with it?

Billythebubble

14 Dec 16 1 #65

Drawer

banterchicken

14 Dec 16 #66

if you reserve it online, then collect do you still get the quidco?

or do you need to pay online?

purpleminion

14 Dec 16 1 #67

Cheers. heat added.

oreet

14 Dec 16 #68

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o5Y63yWlUmg/ULVqk8DQ7PI/AAAAAAAAFDo/rT7YIhxEbYY/s1600/LINDT+Coins.jpg

if the tool chest quality is anything to go off, then you will stand more chance getting a 13mm nut undone with these rather than the 13mm socket and ratchet

Bilbo1968

14 Dec 16 1 #69

Nice, thank you.

coolguy4100

14 Dec 16 1 #70

What??? No Flamedeer

Tr1g

14 Dec 16 #71

No flamedeer here.

undertakeaap

14 Dec 16 1 #72

This batch has all been caught. Better luck next time.

dounavilla

14 Dec 16 #73

Ghosts

cheerleader

14 Dec 16 #74

no flamedeer :disappointed:

spamme_

14 Dec 16 #75

where is it?

hardstylemw

14 Dec 16 1 #76

Whoo! Gold Flamedeer!

marie07

14 Dec 16 #77

no flamedeer again

CatLover03

14 Dec 16 #78

Which one and well done :laughing:

ninjafox01

14 Dec 16 #79

congrats.. don't leave us all in suspense...what did you get

fixup-looksharp

14 Dec 16 1 #80

Same here £2 Argos code, still better than nothing

zeffania

14 Dec 16 #81

I don't even get a sold out message

ninjafox01

14 Dec 16 #82

Did you get a message explaining that there is a problem with the codes?

amour3k

14 Dec 16 1 #83

Especially as Home Alone 2 was on 1 of the Sky Channels over the weekend as well, hehehehe. :-)

fixup-looksharp

14 Dec 16 #84

Yes I got the message both times as I won it twice

RichieRahh

14 Dec 16 #85

classics, won't be Beaten!

amour3k

14 Dec 16 #86

I'm catching Flame Deer's all over the place! (Bearded Flame Deer, Night Flame Deer, Christmas Jumper Flame Deer + 1001 other one's beside?), but for what good any of them things are doing me?. :-(

What at all are any of them/these thing's for?, or ..... thanx.

amour3k

14 Dec 16 1 #87

For real!, hehehe.

Back To The Future is another.

As too is Shawshank Redemption.

:-)

Rhythmeister

14 Dec 16 #88

Generic Error

The store is currently experiencing problems. Try again later.

Try clicking here to return to the page you came from.

We apologise for any inconvenience. :confused:

cheerleader

14 Dec 16 #89

how are you managing that? :confused: i have hardly any :disappointed:

jamieww

14 Dec 16 2 #90

gotta admit, have had this same tool case for some years, it's been fantastic, I would happily recommend and even more so at the price & with the tool kit.... just don't forget cashback sites to sweeten the deal further.
Good find OP!

iomttroadracer

15 Dec 16 #91

Do they do them in blue or black ? I would prefer a non red one ! :smile:

aBMX

15 Dec 16 1 #92

Haha

joncoyle87

15 Dec 16 #93

Added it to my basket, £70 with the tool kit.
Logged in and as I've got my trade card added to my account the total cost is £56.

I can get a further 10% off from work, then cashback. seems a bargain

rdr12

15 Dec 16 #94

Delivery is £39.99 :-/ kills the deal if you cannot collect it

automations123

15 Dec 16 #95

How did you get it at £70 in your basket? for me total is £60 with trade card.

taylorcarter2

15 Dec 16 #96

Reservation made, thanks :sunglasses:

Lerxst5150

15 Dec 16 #97

Does anyone know if the top hinges up please for more storage space? It looks like there's a fair bit of space above the 3 smallest top drawers but no front access and none of the pics on Halfords site show a hinged top.

Many thanks in advance for any info, Geoff.

mrmarks1

15 Dec 16 #98

Here's a protip for you, if you spray wd40 on the labels and let it sit for a few it will take it off pretty easy, it breaks down the glue, the only problem is when they have thick paper, you will need to scrape it off to expose the glue. Good luck!

joncoyle87

15 Dec 16 #99

I logged out, added it at £70 so it included the free toolkit, then logged in while it was in my basket and the price showed as £56!

joncoyle87

15 Dec 16 #100

I have a Halfords 150 piece set, which is about 5 years old. I was going to buy this and the inert to transfer all the tools over, but it appears the only inserts available are for the revised newer version of the 150 piece kit. Deal breaker I think

joncoyle87

15 Dec 16 #101

Although it showed £56, when I reserve and check out it's £60

ipsa

15 Dec 16 #102

Almost 3000 not bad.

alexytin

15 Dec 16 #103

10% off if you are a British Cycling member.

insomniannie

15 Dec 16 #104

How do you get the 10% Quidco please, it's only showing 4.4% for me?

insomniannie

15 Dec 16 #105

How do you get the 10% Quidco please, it's only showing 4.4% for me?

annharmon

15 Dec 16 #106

Halfords are trying to charge £99 delivery to Belfast ,even though it's free for items over £30,
I think it is one I can do without ,thanks

whitehouse3489

16 Dec 16 #107

Bargain for that price

anonnyuk

16 Dec 16 #108

Wd-40 best thing for removing stickers

alexytin

16 Dec 16 #109

Degreaser is even better

arotabi

16 Dec 16 1 #110

I disagree!

While the ball-bearing runners pro units are far better quality and feel, these have a place in many garages.
I have had a Halfords own brand friction draw unit very similar to this for over 10 years and it has done very well.

I'm not a mechanic by trade but do all my own servicing and repairs to my car, motorbike (when I used to have one) and bicycles. The unit is not in constant use everyday obviously but given how well this has held together makes me think the pro range would have been a waste of money - as it would be for many home users.

bigbaz

16 Dec 16 #111

Its not just for the fact the pro range has the ball bearing runners, lots of the non pro range with friction runners are excellent quality, its the gauge of the metal used on the one in the deal that really lets it down.
The professional chest that I recommended is £1 cheaper than the deal and will last the diy mechanic a lifetime and is a genuine deal at less than half price.
I feel that the people who gave the deal the ridiculous amount of heat it received were going off the looks of it, thinking "this looks the part"
I'm an ex vehicle fitter but not a tool snob, my own set up is a pro roll cab and a non pro chest which will be the last I will ever need to buy. If you need all the space of the one in the deal it means that you will be using it a lot and it will drop to bits in several years time.

jataayu

16 Dec 16 #112

This drawer unit also has ball bearing runners though quality may not be good as the Pro range.

Product Description says

"Smooth ball bearing drawer slides"

Lerxst5150

16 Dec 16 1 #113

Dude in the branch I went to today said the cheapo one had less bearings in the drawers and hence wouldn't cope with too much weight well.

Lerxst5150

16 Dec 16 #114

Also the 'free' toolkit weighs in at 2.8kg inc the holdall so quality isn't going to be that good. The actual toolbox is pretty heavy at 26.8kg so just over a half cwt. Unpacked as of the moment.

ghost2002

16 Dec 16 #115

picked one up today , very impressed , just the job , thanks op.

konraddrozdz

18 Dec 16 #116

perfect for tiding up my garage, i do some work on my cars but only mostly yearly service so no need for pro tools here, voted hot and reserved

ukhotdeals1

18 Dec 16 #117

I see the website is telling me the "free tools" offer ends tonight

TBH I have plenty of my own, and I'm not sure I need any more!

Difficult time of year - Santa might get me one, so I don't want to buy one myself, although Mrs Claus will probably make sure I get something far more sensible like an awful jumper, or socks.

Still - there's always the January Sale to look forward to

arotabi

19 Dec 16 #118

Must admit the heat is higher than I'd expect! However....

I'm going by the very similar unit I bought ~10 years ago and it looks like it'll probably go another 10. If it's not in constant daily use then this is a good buy for something large-ish, on casters that also looks the part :smiley:

For the majority looking at this, it will be used to tidy up all the bits and pieces they have in the garage. As long as the garage doesn't suffer from condensation, this should last plenty of time.

snappyfish

19 Dec 16 1 #119

Agreed, get this one, build a shelf for it. Far far better.

FMCHAOS

20 Dec 16 #120

picked mine up today. it wont get excessive use. but it will sort out my mess of tools all over the place, that i can never find. plus i needed something for the mrs to wrap for me as a surprise on Sunday!

nedge2k

20 Dec 16 #121

Buy cheap, buy twice. These things are terrible quality and the tools won't be much better.

igloolad

20 Dec 16 #122

i went for the original deal and was given this not knowing that they gave me this instead of the tool centre, got it home and thought not bad, didn't realise they had given me the pro 7 instead of the tool centre, went back to store to ask where the bottom half was and they said they have give me the wrong one, on looking at the one they should have gave me i decided not to go back and swap it for the original order, believe me this looks a lot better

bigbaz

20 Dec 16 #123

You certainly made the right decision, if you need more storage space in the future you can buy a roll cab or just put it on top of an old kitchen base unit or similar.

TJ2K

20 Dec 16 #124

Looks like the free tool-kit's been dropped out of the deal - or am I missing something?

Ajw109

23 Dec 16 #125

When I click on the link on go to the Halfords page I does not mention the free tool kit with the tool chest. Any idea why, has the promo stopped?

TJ2K

24 Dec 16 #126

tumbleweed...

gokhan

24 Dec 16 #127

Saw this in store

I honestly think for the average DIY person it's fine just for storage , the tools are rubbish but again they are free so what more can you expect

Yes the pro series is better but doesn't offer as much storage

For me it's a good deal especially at £60 for trade card holders

TJ2K

24 Dec 16 #128

Tools are no longer included- in-store staff confirmed this.

Rob.

26 Dec 16 #129

Back up to £150 now.

FMCHAOS

26 Dec 16 #130

Opened mine today as was a Christmas present. base is all bent. doesnt bode well. back to the store i go! gggrrrrrr!!!

TJ2K

26 Dec 16 #131

Picked mine up, today no tools for on-trade discounted orders (one offer or the other) anyway but the (free tools offer finished pre-Xmas) tools are very low quality - having seen them close up. Mine assembled ok & I'd say it's worth the £60 I paid. It'll do - next to my better quality than this (also Halfords) tool chest - which I need to sort out tomorrow from shed to garage!

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