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One thing you should do is throw that thing between the top 2 screwdrivers as far as you can possibly throw it or better still stick it between the jaws of a vice or hit it with a hammer and smash it to bits
 
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Since the CK snips at the top look brand new and the ones below dont look that old, im guessing the other pair have a big hole in them thats being covered by a conveniently placed hacksaw handle! ;)
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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] I am going to say they are fine but you'll probably not believe me. I bought a few new things to make a insert, new screwdriver, pointy noise pliers and new side cutter cause they never come in wrong. ( and I've blown about ten pairs up[emoji95]) but I promise they are still good[emoji12]
 
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Old picture! Have added: Bahco 1/4 socket set, Wera allen key set, another pair of Knipex grips, new set of Teng screwdrivers and snips, crimper, bootlace ferrule crimper, CK croppers.

Plus the usual screws, pencils, wagos, connector blocks, board blanks and offcuts of sleeving rolling about the bottom.

This isn't all of it but all I generally need is there.
 
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The only thing I can't see that I use a lot is a bradawl, I use that to 'check' dry lining box cutouts and downlight holes for timbers in the way before proceeding with the pad saw or hole saw. :)
 

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