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I always figured Amazon were more expensive, obviously not. Oh, FYI all tools mentioned are "bare"
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I have a job to do, and I will be using a lot of heat shrink sleeving. From time to time I do use the odd bit, for which I use a lighter to heat it. But as I said there is a bit more to do this time, so I was looking for a "heat gun" and as I have DeWalt tools, I figured on a DeWalt heat gun. I instantly thought "Screwfix" Yes they have it £90 then I thought "Amazon" yes they have the same one £84.28 Click here That's £5 less and it will be delivered to my door. Then I thought, what about "Ryobi" they are reasonable (and cheap) £96
I always figured Amazon were more expensive, obviously not. Oh, FYI all tools mentioned are "bare"
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Cheap option https://www.toolstation.com/black-decke ... gun/p43796. I bought a B&D one years ago, still going strong
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Thanks, but that one is 240v. (Guess I should have said, but I figured as all the ones I mentioned are battery powered............)
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Would you hit a nail with a shoe because you don't have a hammer? of course not, then why work on anything electrical without a means of testing Click Here to buy a "tester" just because it works, does NOT mean it is safe.
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Would you hit a nail with a shoe because you don't have a hammer? of course not, then why work on anything electrical without a means of testing Click Here to buy a "tester" just because it works, does NOT mean it is safe.
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I thought that battery ones would run out too quickly with a heating elemen?? Could you run an extension from part of the circuit left live
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i always swear by ryobi in the past buuuttt
they have upped there game and there price soooooo
do not buy ryobi unless with around 40% off
the only uk sources are ryobi direct run by cbs powertools peterbourough
or ryobi tools uk so a closed market
they have upped there game and there price soooooo
do not buy ryobi unless with around 40% off
the only uk sources are ryobi direct run by cbs powertools peterbourough
or ryobi tools uk so a closed market
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