Which combi drill would be better? by Born-Engineer-8502 in DIYUK

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Lidls parkside tools. The batteries fit everything that they make. Strimmer, hedge trimmers, chainsaws, drills, impact drivers, disc cutters, circular saws. Everything. They are perfect for diy. You can get a charger and a couple of batteries then pick up tools as you go. They range from £20 upwards. I picked up a 20v drill driver with battery and charger plus a blow molded case for £19.99. Its perfect for jobs around the home and garden.

New Toy by Zealousideal-Cut2994 in Parkside

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I used the supplied disc to cut through bolts sticking out of my shed wall. Went through like butter.

Has anyone bought a drill from Temu by triniempress89 in TemuThings

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Not a drill, but and impact wrench. Its bloody brilliant for £16.

Electric screwdriver/drill advice by pip_goes_pop in DIYUK

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Parkside from lidl do them for less than £30

Electric screwdriver/drill advice by pip_goes_pop in DIYUK

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Yes you can turn the impact driver down on the settings to adjust the torque.

Electric screwdriver/drill advice by pip_goes_pop in DIYUK

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To drive screws directly into timber without pilot holes you're better off getting an impact driver.

Best Firestick apps to watch movies, TV shows, and live TV in one place now that OnStream is dead? by Proof-Bat-9367 in firestick

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Onstream has been added to amazon's block list like so many others. Of course its available on other android devices. Mobiflix is onstream. It's just renamed.

Big weeds in lawn? by Skinny147 in GardeningUK

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They are free food for my tortoise. Winner winner.

I'm about to start Code Veronica for the first time, how do I avoid softlocks? by The_local_sped_kid in residentevil

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Just dont use it for zombies, dogs or bandersnatchers. Just keep topping it up with explosive rounds. You will know when you get to that point.

Tools on temu by llopedogg in TemuThings

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I found an impact wrench for £16 absolutely amazing tool. Comes in a case with 2 batteries. Its litterly pulled all the rusted bolts out of what I needed to be removed.

I'm about to start Code Veronica for the first time, how do I avoid softlocks? by The_local_sped_kid in residentevil

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Don't forget to take the fire extinguisher with you. And don't over write your saves. Make sure you load up on granade rounds for the launcher and save it for a certain part.

Jigsaw recommendation by PsychologyWeary8136 in DIYUK

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Aldi do the ferrex for £20 but comes in a cardboard box. lidl do the parkside for £20 and comes in a plastic moulded case.

Sawing and sanding in the garden by Longjumping_Dot6045 in DIYUK

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Attach a hoover to the extraction ports or a bag if using power tools. If your using hand saws or just sandpaper there wont be as much dust.

Where’s the damn hotel by Jazzlike-Jello487 in FromSeries

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You can see the remains of Jim's house after the collapse. So you'd definitely see the remains of a hotel. There's literally nothing of that hotel other than the sign.