June 6, 20188 yr Author 65 liter garden wheelbarrow at £10 each. Need to check if the delivery charge underm8nes the offer. They seem alright especially at that price. APL online based in WAlsall. I had 4 last week Tyres are pneumatic. Ferdinand Edited June 6, 20188 yr by Ferdinand
June 6, 20188 yr Titan Recip saw in Screwfix now down to less than £30 - well made and even if you do break it they replace without question https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb533rsp-750w-reciprocating-saw-240v
June 6, 20188 yr 4 hours ago, PeterW said: Titan Recip saw in Screwfix now down to less than £30 - well made and even if you do break it they replace without question https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb533rsp-750w-reciprocating-saw-240v I don’t need one but I’ve bought it. Not sure I’m convinced in the Titan stuff. My SDS is no longer much cop as a drill - it’s really wonky now. Edited June 6, 20188 yr by daiking
June 6, 20188 yr 6 hours ago, daiking said: I don’t need one but I’ve bought it. This sentence applies to 90% of my purchases I think including the handbag I bought today .
June 7, 20188 yr Weak-wristed drill/driver set, £50 https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttp508kit-10-8v-1-3ah-li-ion-cordless-drill-driver-impact-driver-twin-pack/ I couldn’t help myself.
June 7, 20188 yr 1 minute ago, daiking said: Weak-wristed drill/driver set, £50 I'm trying to think why guys have stronger wrists
June 7, 20188 yr 18 minutes ago, newhome said: I'm trying to think why guys have stronger wrists I used to but now I couldn’t get the lid off a tube a toothpaste
June 7, 20188 yr 38 minutes ago, daiking said: I used to but now I couldn’t get the lid off a tube a toothpaste And the euphemisms just keep on coming!
June 8, 20188 yr Author 6 hours ago, newhome said: I'm trying to think why guys have stronger wrists Depends what you make them do, I suppose. Wonder how their fingers compare?
June 8, 20188 yr 9 hours ago, Onoff said: And the euphemisms just keep on coming! How do you make a euphemism come? when I said I couldn’t help myself, I meant I have reserved it for collection. Important stats: drill 22Nm driver 80Nm I shall report back. I can always give them to the kids to play with. Edited June 8, 20188 yr by daiking
June 8, 20188 yr Author 46 minutes ago, daiking said: How do you make a euphemism come? Y for Mistress?
June 8, 20188 yr 10 hours ago, daiking said: Weak-wristed drill/driver set, £50 https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttp508kit-10-8v-1-3ah-li-ion-cordless-drill-driver-impact-driver-twin-pack/ I couldn’t help myself. Nearly identical to the Wickes one I have - and the battery is interchangeable with the Makita that is 4 times the price ..! In fact if you look closely at it, it’s nearly a clone of the Makita....
June 8, 20188 yr 18 minutes ago, PeterW said: Nearly identical to the Wickes one I have Do you have weak wrists too then?
June 8, 20188 yr 14 hours ago, daiking said: https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttp508kit-10-8v-1-3ah-li-ion-cordless-drill-driver-impact-driver-twin-pack/ Moving back to captain sensible land - are these likely to be decent tools for me to use? I find the 18V ones here a bit heavy but can't work out how much lighter these will be. There is a total product weight that I assume includes the charger etc? Any views on whether it will be worth buying these or whether I should soldier on with the larger ones I already have? I imagine I will use them infrequently TBH as I'm unlikely to turn into a DIY buff anytime soon.
June 8, 20188 yr The Wickes one I have is the weapon of choice for quick tasks where power isn't needed as much. It's plenty powerful enough for sticking plugs and screws into walls and is light enough to put into a pocket Best advice is find your local Wickes and go pick them up. Also don't be afraid to ask Screwfix to let you open the boxes - ironically that's how I found out my saw was missing a part before I bought it...
June 8, 20188 yr 10% off eBay purchases until 8pm tonight using the code PERFECTTEN Valid on many categories including DIY by the looks of things. Minimum spend £20 maximum discount £50. https://www.ebay.co.uk/rpp/perfect-10?_trkparms=%26clkid%3D4466854449037586000
June 9, 20188 yr On 08/06/2018 at 12:44, newhome said: Moving back to captain sensible land - are these likely to be decent tools for me to use? I find the 18V ones here a bit heavy but can't work out how much lighter these will be. There is a total product weight that I assume includes the charger etc? Any views on whether it will be worth buying these or whether I should soldier on with the larger ones I already have? I imagine I will use them infrequently TBH as I'm unlikely to turn into a DIY buff anytime soon. Old 18v drill/driver is 2.3kg, new 10.8v is 1.2kg. It is overall smaller but the bit you hold is actually about the same size so still needs reasonably sized hands.
June 9, 20188 yr 17 minutes ago, daiking said: Old 18v drill/driver is 2.3kg, new 10.8v is 1.2kg. It is overall smaller but the bit you hold is actually about the same size so still needs reasonably sized hands. Thanks! The weight is the thing that I struggle with mostly I think as I can hold the main bit in my left hand but have to support the weight of it and keep it steady with my right hand under the chuck that means that I don’t have a hand free for anything else. I think I might order these and see. I can always return them when I next go near a Screwfix if they don’t suit.
June 9, 20188 yr 1 hour ago, newhome said: The weight is the thing that I struggle with mostly I think as I can hold the main bit in my left hand but have to support the weight of it and keep it steady with my right hand
June 10, 20188 yr 22 hours ago, newhome said: I think I might order these and see. I can always return them when I next go near a Screwfix if they don’t suit. Snooze ya lose. Out of stock for delivery now and none in my 'local' SF (well 35 miles away) to collect. Not to worry I'm sure the baby drills aren't that sought after so will wait for some others to come up.
June 16, 20188 yr ordered three of those pumps for later use. Arrived yesterday... they're TINY! So used to the size and weight of old-style AC pumps, when the package arrived I wondered whether they'd only sent one, it was so light.
June 16, 20188 yr Out of curiosity how does the willo compare to grundfos, for some reason (unkown) it was 99% grundfos we fitted. We used to find eBay the cheapest for grundfos pumps, as long as boxes where still sealed.
June 16, 20188 yr Wilo are virtually silent - the new ones also have a plastic pump body on some that makes them very light and subsequently doesn’t introduce a ferrous metal into the system.
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