Just spotted this.

[JiMMySnoW]

https://www.facebook.com/hergunyenicom/videos/912746505444568/

just spotted this in my Facebook feed. Look up price in eBay currently bidding around £453

anyone got one?

What do you guys make of it.

I could see this being a handy set to have.

 

[Andy78]

Seen that kit plenty times on the shopping channels. That tells me everything I need to know about it.

 

[ruston]

Seen that kit plenty times on the shopping channels. That tells me everything I need to know about it.

The only one that got me wondering was that drill bit kit that was drilling through the car brake discs then into brick , concrete etc. I was tempted , but I thought - to good to be true for the money.

 

[Richard Burns]

Anything that has a load of functions will generally do everything poorly.
The time taken to set up for the next function is so much slower than getting the right tool out of the box.
For £500 you could probably buy the tools you will actually use at better quality.

 

[snowhead]

Probably good as a 12year old's starter kit.
That's all.

 

[JiMMySnoW]

Probably good as a 12year old's starter kit.
That's all.

Lol Ok I did think that all looks good but the in reality would be a different story. spose it squeezed a little humour out you miserable lot.

so will keep it in mind for in four years time when my boy turns 12.

 

[mpb]

I saw this kit at the Home Building show last year. The batteries where 1.3 Ah NiCads. Didn't think they would last long in real life.

 

[uksparks]

As much as it looks handy, it's handy and handy Andy the DIYer, personally i prefer to buy quality tools.

 

[PEG]

Crock of crap....if your going to spend that amount of coin,get a hilti cordless drill....and every other task can be sorted with a cheap hatchet :smile5:

 

[Marvo]

Problem with these kind of setup's is you're heavily tied in to that brand so every time you need batteries you pay over the odds, every time you lose or break one of the tools you'll also pay over the odds and so on, they have you by the short and curlies because have to stick with that brand every time you replace something.

If it was a well known high end brand like Festool or Hilti it might be worth considering but anything lees and I think it might cost you in the long run.

 

[dnjr]

Hi Ruston
I was tempted with those bits first time I used them to drill concrete the tip melted off. Lesson leaned
Sent back but had to fight for a refund