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  1. 27-12-2009, 19:23 #1
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    Tool box for a beginner?

    Yeah just wondering if anyone can make a suggestion on a toolbox sub £50

    Thanks
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  2. 27-12-2009, 19:28 #2
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    What sort of size are you after?
    how about this
    http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165667

    its no where neer as good as there profesional/advanced range but its alot of storage of the price.
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  3. 27-12-2009, 19:32 #3
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Spend some extra cash and get this - http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...E-WORKSHOP-M-1

    Halfords advanced tool box ...its got nearly everything you need ...best £100 ive spent ..its now 89.99 :ho:
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  4. 27-12-2009, 19:34 #4
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bass J View Post
    Spend some extra cash and get this - http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...E-WORKSHOP-M-1

    Halfords advanced tool box ...its got nearly everything you need ...best £100 ive spent ..its now 89.99 :ho:

    Cant afford that dude.

    Im after a rugged box think not like a draws thing.
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  5. 27-12-2009, 19:44 #5
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kenobi View Post
    Cant afford that dude.

    Im after a rugged box think not like a draws thing.

    http://www.focusdiy.co.uk/Powertool-...re/invt/214945

    Im thinking this would be good for me.
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  6. 27-12-2009, 20:22 #6
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Why?
    Are you thinking of taking it on holiday with you ?
    Feck me

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FAITHFULL-TBC5...item2c4fe94067
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  7. 27-12-2009, 20:23 #7
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Dont you run htec elite? surley you could source one at trade?
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  8. 27-12-2009, 20:36 #8
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by JRP View Post
    Dont you run htec elite? surley you could source one at trade?
    Yep, but thats £17.50
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  9. 27-12-2009, 21:15 #9
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    hi mate best place for cheap tools is tools today.co.uk. youre gonna struggle at £50 though

    http://toolstoday.co.uk/shop.php?sor...22&y=13&page=6
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  10. 27-12-2009, 21:25 #10
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    if your on a budget your best going down the car boot sale.
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  11. 27-12-2009, 21:27 #11
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    If you're not willing to spend money on tools, don't bother atall.
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  12. 27-12-2009, 21:48 #12
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    iv got 2 good screwdrivers out of a christmas cracker if your short:ho:
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  13. 27-12-2009, 21:53 #13
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by Adam L View Post
    If you're not willing to spend money on tools, don't bother atall.
    How many times have you slipped with a **** spanner and ripped all the skin off you knuckles. Does not happen these days though as I have shares in snap-on..
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  14. 27-12-2009, 21:54 #14
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by rs250nut View Post
    How many times have you slipped with a **** spanner and ripped all the skin off you knuckles. Does not happen these days though as I have shares in snap-on..
    Thats also a good reason to buy an impact gun
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  15. 27-12-2009, 21:57 #15
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by Spooky View Post
    Thats also a good reason to buy an impact gun
    It is on the list of things to buy along with a shot blast cabinet, compressor, engine crane
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  16. 27-12-2009, 22:03 #16
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Could do with a crane come to think of it
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  17. 27-12-2009, 22:32 #17
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    best place for them is toolstoday.co.uk its full of bargains ive just spent £1000 and got loads
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  18. 27-12-2009, 22:49 #18
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    Re: Tool box for a beginner?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kenobi View Post
    Cant afford that dude.

    Im after a rugged box think not like a draws thing.
    Ah ok ..worth a try ...thats the best for value i recon ...it has everything to strip down a full mk1 clio in it believe me i have
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