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    Hi I’m setting up an account on your site but don’t have the registration code need for the 5%...

    Hi I’m setting up an account on your site but don’t have the registration code need for the 5% discount.
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    Vacuum recommendations

    Do you use the fleece bags or just rely on the filter ( if you are chasing) I’ve always used the bags but think they clog easy .
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    Flat wire strippers C.K and Jokari

    £52 on amazon
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    Best Value/Brand tools for when just starting out

    Knipex plies, cutters etc . Wiha or irizola screwdrivers , fluke volt/ conti tester . Personally I've never rated CK just don't seem same quality as knipex
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    Flat wire strippers C.K and Jokari

    Just ordered the weicon 7-f strippers . They look great on youtube
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    Rcd tripping strange fault

    Try a new rcd you never know it might not like the led drive . I had a washing machine that kept tripping the rcd tested the hole install couldn't find nothing wrong so blamed it on the washer customer got it tested and was told it was fine so went back and changed the RCD fixed the problem...
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    Knipex x-cut

    Yeah I've had some for a few months . I normally use the standard 200mm high leverage version . They are better than the standard 160mm & 180 side cutters . They seem to cut around the same as my 200 mm ones and being much smaller so they are now my carry every day cutters.
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    Sds drill

    I've just had the new Milwaukee fuel 18v sds and it's great for chasing out. Highest impact energy out there 4.3jouls also says it can drill 28mm holes but haven't tried that yet. Perfect to go with my other Milwaukee 18v tools and the 5Ah battery's have just come out so will last for ages.
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    Milwaukee Hole Hawg

    Thinking about getting one but they are £260 bare . I have a lot of milwaukee gear anyway .Is the fuel impact driver good for drilling joists upto 32mm as they are only £150 bare ? I had an old first gen 18v makita impact driver that wouldn't drill 25 mm at all in joists but people keep saying...
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    small head lamp

    No it's a head torch trust me I've got one , and I used to have the led lensor h7
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    small head lamp

    Zebralight H602 end of story. No better head light
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    LED Head torch batteries

    I think 160 lm for 11hrs is pretty good. Compared to h7r which on high would last about 2 hours. I tend to use medium setting of 90 lm this lasts for a couple of days with full use. And you say it's just a torch you strap to your head well isn't that what a head torch is.
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    LED Head torch batteries

    I've had a led lensor h7r but I've now got the zebralight h602 which is a completely different animal goes a lot brighter last all day on one charge (1 x 13850 lithion battery equall to 4x AA ) Even on high. And it's lighter and easier to manage. Another spark I work with now has one too after...
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    Best rechargeable hand torch in the world...i think...

    Zebralight all day long beats any LED Lenser go for the new SC62 small and powerful.
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    Rechargeable headtorch

    I had the H7r for about 2 years it's not a bad head torch for the money but battery life isn't great and it has abit of a narrow beam. So when it finally gave up I had a look round and found the Zebralight 602 model which is a bit more expensive but has one lithium battery that is equal to 4x AA...
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