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It is what is. It's not aimed at professional tradesman but the DIYer who does not need the quality or reliability of better branded tools. Its great for the money.

I bought the rotary tool with accessories, belt sander, soldering iron and a few other little bits. The Lidl I went to in Coventry had several bandsaws, they are tiny ones, but at £79.99 do not have high expectations.

Middle of Lidl starts today on DIY stuff.

Interesting. I've just been reading up and there seems to be a monopoly of Chinese firms in the past few years on the shipping lanes from east China to Europe and they have capitalised on demand since September 20. Apparently there was an issue with shortages of containers but now its just a...

I've noticed a lot of tools are out of stock lately. I've bought a pl/th and a dust extractor both with an estimated end of March delivery. What is going on? Is it just supply issues due to lockdowns and illnesses? Delivery issues? Increased demand? Or a bit of all three? Any retailers and...

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Could I have these three items, please? Axminster drill guide kit in mini sustainer - £10 Marples mortice gauge - £15 Fisher 6" engineers square - £12

Hi Bristol_Rob, I'm looking for a TH/PL and am considering the ITECH 260S. How is it fairing up now you have it had a few months? Did you buy from Scott Sargent?

I'm just getting into woodwork and on a hobby basis and I'm very close to ordering the AXMINSTER TRADE AT260PT PLANER THICKNESSER for a few quid shy of £1400. I know it's not an entry level one but I consider it to be an important tool in ones arsenal and I intend to focus on cabinet and...

Some handles just twist (like Rutland ones), some you can twist and pivot them 90 degrees and crank up a bit more tightness, it's also useful feature if you cant get your hand around the handle if its a large complicated piece you're glueing up. I need some more so will buy a few I think value...

Do the handles pivot for that extra bit of force and is it made of aluminium or steel? They look good.

When I questioned this they said it was due to Brexit. I asked if it was just an admin fee for their paperwork and they did not get back to me.

I had a quote the other day for about 600EUROS of castors from Germany and they wanted to slap a 42EURO 'customs declaration' charge on the order. I thought UK-EU agreed a FTA at the 11th hour?