Does anyone know if the Wera screwdriver blades and Draper ergo blades will fit each others handle ??
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What...pansexual tools? ?
Not even a titter? ... never mind...
I am not sure if you can jamb one in the other (giggerty) but i can guarantee both manufacturers,would walk away from their own VDE rating,with anothers male/female part,inserted
I am not sure if you can jamb one in the other (giggerty) but i can guarantee both manufacturers,would walk away from their own VDE rating,with anothers male/female part,inserted
Hopefully global warming will sort the snowflakes out eventually.....?
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