Corded Vs Cordless Multicutter/Multitool

Discussion in 'Tool Talk' started by C Windsor General Builder, Nov 17, 2014.

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  1. flateric

    flateric Well-Known Member

    It would suit me quite well pb it goes well with my attire [​IMG]
     
    flateric, Nov 18, 2014
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  2. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    It most certainly does flats....:)
     
    plumberboy, Nov 18, 2014
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  3. big all

    big all Screwfix Select

    lidls do the blades occasionally
    saxton around 30 a box set
    rutlands tools when they are doing them sub £30 rather than the 60+
     
    big all, Nov 19, 2014
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  4. C Windsor General Builder

    C Windsor General Builder Active Member

    Yeah ive noticed lidls selling quite a few obscure tools like a wall chaser, air brush and spray paint gun to name a few just what you expect to see in your local super market hahaha
     
    C Windsor General Builder, Nov 19, 2014
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  5. flateric

    flateric Well-Known Member

    I did buy a set of 5 from ebay [​IMG] I will let you know when one shatters and blinds me, and scars me, and takes my life [​IMG]
     
    flateric, Nov 19, 2014
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  6. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    Amazon do some pretty good deals as well and there good brands,and hopefully won't take your eye out.:eek::confused:o_O. :)
     
    plumberboy, Nov 19, 2014
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  7. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    Here's my little baby.. 2014-02-22 09.04.24.jpg
     
    plumberboy, Nov 19, 2014
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  8. C Windsor General Builder

    C Windsor General Builder Active Member

    Seems you have good taste in crow bars as well although ut looks like you look after yours better than i do mine hahaha
     
    C Windsor General Builder, Nov 19, 2014
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  9. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    Ha Ha yeah!!! It's fairly new that one,but only really gets used for floorboards,must say I do like to look after my gear and never lend any of it out.;)
     
    plumberboy, Nov 19, 2014
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  10. flateric

    flateric Well-Known Member

    Nice pb Good to see a tradesman that does not remove the floorboards with a sledgehammer [​IMG]
     
    flateric, Nov 19, 2014
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  11. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    :oops::oops:Thanks flats:oops::oops:
     
    plumberboy, Nov 19, 2014
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  12. C Windsor General Builder

    C Windsor General Builder Active Member

    Yeah i try to look after my gear aswell but something i hit with a hammer and pry against blocks with isnt going to stay pretty very long hahahaha
     
    C Windsor General Builder, Nov 19, 2014
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  13. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    Ha Ha!! Very true.
     
    plumberboy, Nov 19, 2014
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  14. malkie129

    malkie129 Screwfix Select

    I bought a Stanley set of crowbars a couple of years ago in B&Q for 7 quid....nail bars, crow bars, lifters....The bloody lot !!! May have been wrongly priced, but not my problem ! :)
     
    malkie129, Nov 20, 2014
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  15. metrokitchens

    metrokitchens Screwfix Select

    PB, did you use that pry bar to get into the house?
     
    metrokitchens, Nov 20, 2014
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  16. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    Ha Ha!! How did you find out metro,I've been rumbled.:eek::confused:
     
    plumberboy, Nov 20, 2014
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  17. C Windsor General Builder

    C Windsor General Builder Active Member

    Nah he cut his way in with the multicutter bloody good them things ;)
     
    C Windsor General Builder, Nov 20, 2014
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  18. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    So you've put yours to the test then Mr Windsor, your never be without one again,they have so many uses really versatile.;)
    Great for breaking and entering too.SSSSHHHHHHHH!!!!!!:)
     
    plumberboy, Nov 20, 2014
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  19. C Windsor General Builder

    C Windsor General Builder Active Member

    Used it for the first time today to remove some skirting and its safe to say it cuts through paslode nails like butter well chuffed (and yes someone did use a paslode for finish carpentry)
     
    C Windsor General Builder, Nov 26, 2014
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  20. plumberboy

    plumberboy Well-Known Member

    I told you they were good,it will now be an elite part of your tool collection.;)
     
    plumberboy, Nov 26, 2014
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