tools

[perfect1000k]

hi guys im after some advice rearly on tools i should buy as i am starting to get them up as dont have the money to do it all at once to save buying rubbish ones i thought id ask the pros on what to buy and what not to buy. as ive said im starting from scrach i dont tink i need the testers and that sort of stuff just the hand/power tools any advice would be great on what to look out for

thanks

 

[Mac]

hi guys im after some advice rearly on tools i should buy as i am starting to get them up as dont have the money to do it all at once to save buying rubbish ones i thought id ask the pros on what to buy and what not to buy. as ive said im starting from scrach i dont tink i need the testers and that sort of stuff just the hand/power tools any advice would be great on what to look out for

thanks

Maybe this will help mate,there are so many tools for sparks depending on which route you follow.
Kew Technik - Better tools for electricians at unbeatable prices

 

[perfect1000k]

Maybe this will help mate,there are so many tools for sparks depending on which route you follow.
Kew Technik - Better tools for electricians at unbeatable prices

sorry probs didnt explain my self properly i dont want to go and buy a B&Q set of wire cutters as i suspect they wont last 5 mins i just wanted a few brands to look into if possible cheers

 

[Mac]

sorry probs didnt explain my self properly i dont want to go and buy a B&Q set of wire cutters as i suspect they wont last 5 mins i just wanted a few brands to look into if possible cheers

CK,KNIPEX,IROZOLA,DRAPER,STANLEY,FACOM,can't think of anymore at the mo mate,hope this helps.

 

[perfect1000k]

CK,KNIPEX,IROZOLA,DRAPER,STANLEY,FACOM,can't think of anymore at the mo mate,hope this helps.

thanks buddy

 

[Amp David]

The Stanley Fat Max drivers are good quality, not to sure if their VDE are any good as I haven't used them only used the standard non insulated ones.

 

[paulthe spark]

a always buy elliot lucas pliers, they are top quality and last ages, or nipex pliers are good as well, I think they cost about 15 quid a pair but they are well worth it, you don't wanna scrimp on pliers and screwdrivers as these are the tools you will be using most

 

[The Finch]

ive used ck, irazolla and bahco all very good, i do alot of service calls rather than install just got a nifty little kit made by wera with interchangeable blades great when in towns etc put in my bag with job sheets and meter and away then just a small organiser box with fuses etc