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Silly Sausage · Dec 5, 2012

Hahaha...is the height of ones tool box inversely proportional to the length of ones knob?

hopkins85 · Dec 5, 2012

I think it is

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Silly Sausage · Dec 5, 2012

I used to love my 3 litre Capri...

Dean Williams · Feb 10, 2013

i use a kewtech/socket n see tool tote, i find it works perfectly for me. 90% of my work is testing. as you can see i use a range of different makes of screwys, its easier to pick out which one i need...

Dan · Aug 20, 2016

Just bumping some threads in the Electrical Tools Forum, if it's not current topic just ignore it and it'll drop off the list, you're welcome to reply to it if it's still current topic though

Mumfi · Sep 7, 2016

Hi all interesting question I only manage to afford B&Q tools which works well for me at rate I lose them or cut through live cables with them.....side cutters have quite a few gaps in the jaws and down to three screw drivers at the moment.....still Christmas is coming maybe ill get some replacement ones:mangry:

telectrix · Sep 7, 2016

Mumfi said:
Hi all interesting question I only manage to afford B&Q tools which works well for me at rate I lose them or cut through live cables with them.....side cutters have quite a few gaps in the jaws and down to three screw drivers at the moment.....still Christmas is coming maybe ill get some replacement ones:mangry:

from that post, a voltage tester should be on your xmas list.

Rpa07 · Sep 7, 2016

Fatmax works for me at the moment but when lump hammers and bolsters go in I'm up to 18kg. Strong bag though and holds a 'ton' of stuff.
Nice resurrection of post @Dan, we do like talking about our 'first love'!