Suggestions for useful tools...

[LastManOnline]

Recently the "Badaptor" caught my eye. Have, nt bought one yet but almost certainly will. Being able to interchange 18 volt batteries from different makes sounds like a great idea

 

[nicebutdim]

Recently the "Badaptor" caught my eye. Have, nt bought one yet but almost certainly will. Being able to interchange 18 volt batteries from different makes sounds like a great idea

Seems to be mainly intended for Ryobi tools, but you need a different adaptor for each battery manufacturer at £20 a piece.

They do have an adaptor that mates Milwaukee & Dewalt batteries to Makita tools for £35.

 

[LastManOnline]

Seems to be mainly intended for Ryobi tools,

And guess who just happens to have a plane load of Ryobi tools!! ?

 

[telectrix]

not a tool as such, but anyone who's not had the experience of using a Veto pro pac tool bag, hasn't lived. wish i'd bought one years ago.

 

[Dustydazzler]

A pro pac and a snap on ratchet screwdriver are both on my to buy list if i come across someone local offering them up for sale

 

[telectrix]

pro pac LC new with 5 year on site warranty. £148 . at the rates you charge, you can afford 2.

 

[Lister1987]

pro pac LC new with 5 year on site warranty. £148 . at the rates you charge, you can afford 2.

Eyeing up the MCT myself, can't stand that handle on the LC

 

[Dustydazzler]

pro pac LC new with 5 year on site warranty. £148 . at the rates you charge, you can afford 2.

im not that busy at the moment (quite a few quotes out there but nothing actually booked in the diary yet) and I’m quite thrifty when it comes to buying stuff especially when I already have several tool boxes and bags already

a pro pac is something I will probably only invest in if I’m offered one on the cheap from someone off loading one they no longer want

 

[Mikegh]

CK auto strippers.

I'm looking for long security screwdrivers for opening up appliances and equipment

The type that's in deep with a security head

Not sure what to get