Lidl and Aldi are a good source of affordable power tools and hand tools for DIY’ers. Also Screwfix. Looks like you’ve also got the Roughneck demolition bar in your shed, for taking pallets apart? I’ve got one as well (bought it from Screwfix) and I love that tool. It makes pallet dismantling a lot quicker and easier (depending on the type of pallet though).
Thanks for the comment. Yes, Lidl and Aldi both have some great deals on various tools often. I think i went with more recognisable brands because im an electrical engineer by trade, and i like the security of using brands i know 🤦🏽♂️ I should put a disclaimer though, that you can get plenty of other great cheap tools elsewhere! That is indeed a demo bar in the background. Its great isnt it!
DeWalt is the pro branding used since the late 80's/90's to replace Black and Decker Pro tools range as DeWalt is a sub brand of Stanley Black and Decker. There is a video on UA-cam which shows who owns what tool brands and it makes surprising viewing when you see rivals owned by the same conglomerate or venture capitalists.
That level would be too small to be any real use. You need a torpedo level and a 600mm level as a minimum to cover most situations as you can add a longer length of straight planed timber underneath for longer jobs.
Lidl and Aldi are a good source of affordable power tools and hand tools for DIY’ers. Also Screwfix. Looks like you’ve also got the Roughneck demolition bar in your shed, for taking pallets apart? I’ve got one as well (bought it from Screwfix) and I love that tool. It makes pallet dismantling a lot quicker and easier (depending on the type of pallet though).
Thanks for the comment. Yes, Lidl and Aldi both have some great deals on various tools often. I think i went with more recognisable brands because im an electrical engineer by trade, and i like the security of using brands i know 🤦🏽♂️ I should put a disclaimer though, that you can get plenty of other great cheap tools elsewhere!
That is indeed a demo bar in the background. Its great isnt it!
DeWalt is the pro branding used since the late 80's/90's to replace Black and Decker Pro tools range as DeWalt is a sub brand of
Stanley Black and Decker.
There is a video on UA-cam which shows who owns what tool brands and it makes surprising viewing when you see rivals owned by the same conglomerate or venture capitalists.
Impressive arsenal. Do you tend to use wood oils and finishes? Would love a few tips on when and how to use different oils.
Thanks man! I'll have a look at the finishes i have and see if i can put some info together some time soon 💪
That level would be too small to be any real use. You need a torpedo level and a 600mm level as a minimum to cover most situations as you can add a longer length of straight planed timber underneath for longer jobs.