Dremel 3000 corded multitool + safety glasses + safety gloves - £35 @ B&Q

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Dremel 3000 corded multitool + safety glasses + safety gloves - £35.00 @ B&Q

£35 B&Q10 Jun 17

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martinatkins

10 Jun 17

Been looking at these for a little while, looks like you can pick up the same multitool from amazon for £33.99 but for an extra quid you can get the glasses and gloves, seems a good deal to me!

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MacPhisto

10 Jun 17 7 #4

If you have a local Sainsbury's they're doing 15% of £25 B&Q gift cards :wink:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sainsbury-s-15-off-b-q-gift-cards-2712316?p=31158070

simonspeakeasy to swoosh007

10 Jun 17 3 #16

Here's the similar item at Lidl (on sale from last Thursday):
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?articleId=3654&ar=6
and a good set of accessorise for either drill:
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?articleId=3655&ar=6

alltimeboss

10 Jun 17 3 #15

Excellent find OP, thanks for sharing, heat added <3

heeljames

10 Jun 17 3 #5

I use mine for Raspberry Pi projects, just remember to wear the glasses, these circular disks can shatter in a heartbeat and fly everywhere!

Latest comments (32)

Mandroid578

12 Jun 17 #32

This little device is useful yo.

AndrewHu

10 Jun 17 1 #13

Use mine all the time for various things.

ribs1 to AndrewHu

12 Jun 17 1 #31

Well that was incisive and comprehensively answered the original question.... thanks...!
Were you in charge of the Conservative manifesto on addressing Brexit questions per chance? lol

Blueibiza

11 Jun 17 #30

Great little tool for Bonsai carving

jimmylin

11 Jun 17 #29

Heat added, Excellent find OP, thanks for sharing.

jonconlon

11 Jun 17 #28

You can use it to cut off the guys ponytail/manbun in the aldi pictures :smirk:

kalawelwyn

10 Jun 17 1 #14

Can i get this offer instore without reserving it or is online only?

andy_wickedboy to kalawelwyn

11 Jun 17 #23

Same...anyone know as you could get it cheaper if you get gift card from Sainsbury's which have 15% off and a further 10% if you go on a OAP Wednesday

R2DEL2 to kalawelwyn

11 Jun 17 1 #27

The deal is on in store as well, I have just purchased. if you havent signed up for the club card do it and you'll get an email with a £5 discount voucher bring it down to £30.
The glasses will do the job for those wondering on quality.

googley2

11 Jun 17 #25

With the £5 postage on top its not such a great deal after all, or a 10 mile drive! Rather order cheaper elsewhere and avoid the hassle. Gloves and glasses are in Poundland anyway, everyone getting carried away for what?

martinatkins to googley2

11 Jun 17 1 #26

Good luck with those Poundland safety glasses!

Robo

11 Jun 17 #24

Bought one a couple of years back, common fault is the variable speed switch failing I've replaced it once, it's failed again
Next time will try another make, great tool when I can get it going .

golfie

11 Jun 17 #22

I've used mine as a mini angle grinder, cut off old screws/ rusted in ones.buffering paint, sanding, sharpening etc.

pablozzzzz

11 Jun 17 1 #21

ok for glasses but cant understand what you need gloves for hi speed rotary tool

mart321

10 Jun 17 #1

What type of job do people do with these, I know u can sand things and cut out old grout with them.

Roger_Irrelevant to mart321

10 Jun 17 1 #7

Sanding/polishing/drilling/grinding small stuff. Anywhere a drill would be too big.

boredbloke to mart321

10 Jun 17 1 #20

Other than the cutting blade which is obvious, i've engraved on glass, used it to route a name into wood, sharpen and clean axes, polished up brass the list is endless. I've had two now and I'd recommend dremel over other rotary tools

stevenc358

10 Jun 17 #19

cheaper on amazon
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dremel-3000-15-Multitool-130-Accessories/dp/B0078LENZC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1497128575&sr=8-1&keywords=Dremel+230V+130W+Corded+Multi-Tool+3000 £33

kool3737

10 Jun 17 1 #18

Some people use this to for stripped screws in fixing phones

friar_chris

10 Jun 17 1 #17

BINGO! Thanks! Offer works with the hi-vis gloves only.

swoosh007

10 Jun 17 2 #3

cheaper version at lidl this week and maplin too iirc.

simonspeakeasy to swoosh007

10 Jun 17 3 #16

alltimeboss

10 Jun 17 3 #15

Excellent find OP, thanks for sharing, heat added <3

alexc648

10 Jun 17 1 #12

add these exact items
https://www.diy.com/departments/diall-hi-vis-gripper-gloves-size-8-pair/677665_BQ.prd
http://www.diy.com/departments/mac-allister-clear-safety-glasses/555987_BQ.prd

Blasphemous

10 Jun 17 #11

Hmmm, I assume you've tried deleting the order and redoing? If still not working you may need to go into a store.

friar_chris

10 Jun 17 #10

That was the summary in the checkout section. This is the last stage before sending the order.

friar_chris

10 Jun 17 #8

Besides a discount, what am I missing?

Blasphemous to friar_chris

10 Jun 17 #9

"Discount applied at checkout" Chris, I think you just need to progress the order.

tightasagnatschu

10 Jun 17 1 #6

Good deal. I bought one of these, thinking I would use it for all sorts of stuff. Still only used it once and was ham-fisted. (highfive)

heeljames

10 Jun 17 3 #5

I use mine for Raspberry Pi projects, just remember to wear the glasses, these circular disks can shatter in a heartbeat and fly everywhere!

MacPhisto

10 Jun 17 7 #4

If you have a local Sainsbury's they're doing 15% of £25 B&Q gift cards :wink:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sainsbury-s-15-off-b-q-gift-cards-2712316?p=31158070

martinatkins

10 Jun 17 3 #2

I've ordered it with the intention of sanding around some detailed/fiddly bits on some doors but can be used for cutting, polishing, grinding and all sorts of other things, there's a video with the photos on the link which shows what it can do.

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