Looking for a tool kit...

[Aidentott]

Similar to the CK premium kits you can buy (drivers,snips,hammers etc) but at a bit of a cheaper price than £200.

Anyone know any decent websites, cheers

 

[Guest123]

Much cheaper here..........

CK Tools / CK Tools Electricians Tool Kits from The Crimp Company

 

[malcolmsanford]

Very nice kit there Lenny but never noticed either one of these

or one of these

Essential for any testing or fine adjustment work that a sparks might encounter

 

[Johnuk]

go on the rs website i think there is a good set of tools on there

 

[87chopper10]

I wouldnt bother with a tool kik comes with some pretty useless stuff just sort urself out with a toolbox or bag and start out with good quality and build from there.

 

[Dan23584]

I wouldnt bother with a tool kik comes with some pretty useless stuff just sort urself out with a toolbox or bag and start out with good quality and build from there.

Im with you on this one, buy the tools separately as in the kits you tend to get some rubbish!

 

[i=p/u]

agree, and ive bought some crap and ive lost some amount of stuff.... kc18dkl ja hitachi 18v li ion 2 piece cordless kit new 4.0ah battery plus free 3rd 4.0ah battery. you need one of these

 

[Octopus]

If you're worried about saving a few pounds off £200.00 you better get saving hard for the multitude of tools you need to do this job

 

[i=p/u]

im telling you, tools galore.......... but it beats banging e's

 

[ExArmy]

I started with a £60 second hand tool bag full of tools from ebay, some decent, most average, some toy-town tat. eventually i replaced everything and now it's probably worth £500 as it's packed with decent gear. just gotta make sure everythings back in when the job is done, which is not hard as everything has it's own pouch/pocket in the bag.

depends how fast you need the tools. if you are in no rush then buy a bag/box and start filling it slowly, but if you need tools now then buy a basic set and then replcace the stuff as it breaks with decent tools