Just realised that has already been pointed out lol
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No longer Lichtenstein these days, they are 100% based out of Germany.
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jaypp
what makes a good drill? a good drill instructor!
Instructor shouted at me the other day.
Think drill
Black n decker black n decker black n decker
Surfice to say he was not amused XD
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jaypp
why, wrong drill?!
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GLENNSPARK
i`v got various stuff...
Makita
Hilti
Bosch blue
Fein
Makita
Hilti
Bosch blue
Fein
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Silly Sausage
Rotary hammer and above it's got to be Hilti. Can you love a tool more than the woman in your life?
Battery drivers etc, whatever I can find for a reasonable price at the time.
Battery drivers etc, whatever I can find for a reasonable price at the time.
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Adaobama
Yes, it is very cheap. Hilti I would consider. Thank you
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