Stanley 14-Piece Multi-tool £5.00 with Free Click & Collect, Free Delivery on orders over £10 or £2.99 Delivery on orders under £10 @ Maplin
Product details
Stanley 14-Piece Multi-tool
• Multi-tool includes knife, serrated blade, file and bit holder • With 1/4 inch drive sockets, slotted, Phillips and hex screwdriver bits • Blades and file lock into position at 180 degrees • Bit holder can lock at 3 different angles - ideal for working in confined spaces
The Stanley 14-in-1 Multi-tool contains the following tools: 1 x knife 1 x serrated blade 1 x file 1 x bit holder 4 x 1/4 inch square drive sockets: 10mm, 11mm, 12mm and 13mm 2 x Slotted screwdriver bits: 6-8mm and 8-10mm 2 x Phillips screwdriver bits: PH1 and PH2 2 x Hex bits: 5mm and 6mm The blades and file lock into position at 180°. The bit holder lock at 90°, 135° and 180° for working at different angles in confined spaces.
14 comments
musssy
21 Sep 17#1
But two, save on delivery or petrol, sell one for £7, costing me £3 for one. That's the plan
tiggerloveslife to musssy
21 Sep 17#2
I find with Maplin it's worth looking around their website to make an order up to £10 as it's not exactly a huge amount to spend to get free delivery especially when you consider that with Amazon and their add-on items you have to spend £20...usually end up buying a few little bits and pieces to give as presents to people :wink:
musssy to tiggerloveslife
21 Sep 17#4
I might just do that
fr0d0
21 Sep 17#3
"The blades and file lock into position at 180°."
So it's illegal to carry in the UK then?
:joy:
dataload to fr0d0
21 Sep 17#5
why would you carry it around public places anyway?
unless you're starting out doing jobs for people, by starting out I mean you have 1 tool which is this and you walk or get a bus everywhere
Actually the law on this stuff is so intrusive it covers having it available for use in your own vehicle, not just carrying it in public. It's OK if you have a "good reason" to carry it though...
bollybobinson to fr0d0
21 Sep 17#8
Not strictly true. The UKs knife laws are not 100 prescriptive. It is illegal to "carry" it depending on where you are or what you are doing. Going out to a nightclub with this in your pocket = you are in trouble, cycling with this in your bike repair kit = you should be fine. You have to have a reasonable reason for having it on you. otherwise there would be no workmen using axes , knives , saws etc
fr0d0
21 Sep 17#9
I know all of the above, I was being deliberately provocative, given the hard time that hobbyist survivalist types get on HUKD when precisely the same laws apply... if you're on your way to a camp or on private ground then having a knife for that purpose on your person is quite legal.
1616french
21 Sep 17#10
Nearest store is 262 miles away and no option for delivery
tiggerloveslife to 1616french
21 Sep 17#11
Ah must be out of stock for delivery now then as it was definitely available for delivery when posted...sorry :disappointed:
dataload to 1616french
21 Sep 17#12
don't carry a knife when you travel those 262 miles
tiggerloveslife to dataload
21 Sep 17#13
Be ok on the way there but no idea what they're going to do on the way back once they've picked it up :stuck_out_tongue:
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Product details
Stanley 14-Piece Multi-tool
• With 1/4 inch drive sockets, slotted, Phillips and hex screwdriver bits
• Blades and file lock into position at 180 degrees
• Bit holder can lock at 3 different angles - ideal for working in confined spaces
The Stanley 14-in-1 Multi-tool contains the following tools:
1 x knife
1 x serrated blade
1 x file
1 x bit holder
4 x 1/4 inch square drive sockets: 10mm, 11mm, 12mm and 13mm
2 x Slotted screwdriver bits: 6-8mm and 8-10mm
2 x Phillips screwdriver bits: PH1 and PH2
2 x Hex bits: 5mm and 6mm
The blades and file lock into position at 180°. The bit holder lock at 90°, 135° and 180° for working at different angles in confined spaces.
14 comments
So it's illegal to carry in the UK then?
:joy:
unless you're starting out doing jobs for people, by starting out I mean you have 1 tool which is this and you walk or get a bus everywhere
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