What did you buy today?
- Thread starter Nova & Pinky
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Ordered a new pot, 1.2 litre. Mostly for boiling water for coffee and freeze dried meals.
A very good choice
I hardly ever use my petrol one now!
I was looking to get one but when I looked the quote was just for the saw no batteries and I need the twin one.
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Yeh, it's a bit pricey if you're starting from scratch. I already had Makita tools so didn't have to buy the batteries to start with. I buy Whitley batteries, half the price of Makita and seem to last just as well. In the long run, I think it doesn't work out much more expensive than the two stroke fuel for my petrol saw to be honest.
The cheapest place I've found for Makita tools themselves is:
Genuine Makita Tools & Accessories Direct To Your Door | Fastfix
Makita tools & accessories direct to your door with free UK mainland next day delivery on orders over £99.
www.fastfix.co.uk
Arrived toady after its £month long trip with EVRI was my Silky Gomboy Outback that the kids got me
am yet to use it though that will have to wait for the weekend
am yet to use it though that will have to wait for the weekend
I've been looking for a battery alternative, so nice to have a testimonial on a third party brandYeh, it's a bit pricey if you're starting from scratch. I already had Makita tools so didn't have to buy the batteries to start with. I buy Whitley batteries, half the price of Makita and seem to last just as well. In the long run, I think it doesn't work out much more expensive than the two stroke fuel for my petrol saw to be honest.
The cheapest place I've found for Makita tools themselves is:
Genuine Makita Tools & Accessories Direct To Your Door | Fastfix
Makita tools & accessories direct to your door with free UK mainland next day delivery on orders over £99.
I'm the same, been Makita for years so made sense to do the chainsaw.
I've been looking for a battery alternative, so nice to have a testimonial on a third party brand
I'm the same, been Makita for years so made sense to do the chainsaw.
Sorry, my bad - Waitley batteries:
i just went and bought it ,brilliant little thing cut a huge tree that fell down.Vpleased so farYeh, it's a bit pricey if you're starting from scratch. I already had Makita tools so didn't have to buy the batteries to start with. I buy Whitley batteries, half the price of Makita and seem to last just as well. In the long run, I think it doesn't work out much more expensive than the two stroke fuel for my petrol saw to be honest.
The cheapest place I've found for Makita tools themselves is:
Genuine Makita Tools & Accessories Direct To Your Door | Fastfix
Makita tools & accessories direct to your door with free UK mainland next day delivery on orders over £99.
Snugpak Softie 12 and sleeping mat arrived today!
I am fairly sure I will never get that bag compressed to the advertised 23 x 25cm though
I am fairly sure I will never get that bag compressed to the advertised 23 x 25cm though
You can if you've got a vacuum pump with a self sealing bagSnugpak Softie 12 and sleeping mat arrived today!
I am fairly sure I will never get that bag compressed to the advertised 23 x 25cm though
Just bought a Softie 12 too from Polimil... Fantastic pricesSnugpak Softie 12 and sleeping mat arrived today!
I am fairly sure I will never get that bag compressed to the advertised 23 x 25cm though
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Gore tex bivi bag with zips in Belgian Jigsaw camo.
Pleased with this, as I've been after one for ages.
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Pleased with this, as I've been after one for ages.
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I’ll let you know mate, I’m a very narrow foot, and I’ve never had a pair of 5.11 before.
Bates do up to 3 width fittings with some of their boots if it’s any help?
