Found this online, seems very cheap and a good brand for quality tools. Less then 50p per tool! Carry case aswell!
Great for somebody starting out in DIY
8 comments
lakes-claire
22 Apr 171#1
Great for anyone getting a divorce & need to make sure you've got basic DIY tools. Can't be bothered trying to split up all the tools in the garage.
cbtaylor87 to lakes-claire
22 Apr 17#2
Very practical thinking!
Godspeed to lakes-claire
22 Apr 172#3
Splitting up the tools after splitting up with a tool :smile:
nougat to lakes-claire
22 Apr 17#4
No wonder you got divorced if you were touching his tools or was it the other way round......
nanuek
22 Apr 173#5
They seem to be counting each individual screwdriver hex bit and Allen key as a "tool".
pennyfarthing88
22 Apr 17#6
Heat added
buglawton
24 Apr 171#7
Most of these at my local B&Q had been opened and parts missing, but managed to get a sealed one. Unexpectedly useful, that weekend I needed a size of alen key that was missing from my old set, plus I needed the torx screw head. BTW it comes with 2 sets of alen keys, an AF and a Metric.
umar88
24 Apr 17#8
Don't be fooled by big brand as I have been in the past.
only fatmax range is decent. I wouldn't touch any other Stanley stuff. been disappointed many times.
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Great for somebody starting out in DIY
8 comments
only fatmax range is decent. I wouldn't touch any other Stanley stuff. been disappointed many times.