bro, mind to take lead for this L-boxx mini gb? Really appreciate it

Akiharabara. Come out from the station, on the way walk to the main street, there is a building on the left. This whole building have tools, electrical and electronics shop. You can get 100% what you need in there. Don't go on weekend. Some shop close.

There is also some shop at the main street and the opposite behind the main street. You need a day to search around.

Some tools shop that are more pro require some local to bring you there. It is outskirt of tokyo.

you sure can get anything i wanted ah

btw, thanks for the guide! now see can get cheap flight to japan or not...

You want powertools, not that place la. Their powertools expensive. For powertools, need to go outskirt. They have like Homedeopt, US.

But manual tools, spanar, sprocket, screw driver, fasterner etc, plenty.

Material for small project.


This post has been edited by ozak: Sep 12 2018, 09:16 AM

wah...i think this shop's section alone is much more complete than our hardware shop d

i think i can spend whole day ... maybe few days alone with this kind of shop

bte, looking at this picture remind me of the kobe steel scandal

Our hardware shop can go 1 side.

Makesure you spare 2day for that place.

This is just a small shop only. The whole building got 2 floor and more than 20 shop. After finish this, crossover the street. Another whole role shop at there.

The false report scandal ?

hahah... now i use foldable flat trolley now. with 4 wheels. it's more stable than that type of trolley, which i regret buying

To qualify for free shipping = 4 sets of 3pcs = SGD212.72

Option 1
4 persons for 1 set of 3 pcs each (SGD53.18) or

Option 2
3 persons for 4pcs each (SGD70.90)

Hey guys back again, haven't gotten a drill yet, good thing though, turns out now I need to drill 4x 10mm holes about 8cm in for concrete fasteners to hang my pull up bar.

So I'm now looking for a rotary hammer drill, or do I really need it?, would a regular impact drill with 13mm max chuck be able to do the job if I get decent 10mm masonry bit?

For most cost effective solution I'm looking at the Okatz PRH8090 rotary hammer drill (3 function), the Stanley STEL503K, or the Skil 13mm Impact Drill.

I'm now forgoing screw function since I usually do by hand anyway and I don't have a lot of things to screw now that I think about it... if I'm really interested I can always get a dedicated one later down the road.

Good thing didn't follow impulse and buy whatever I liked 2 weeks ago. Now used head abit and can save tons. Man the racun of tools.

I’m looking to buy Bosch gks12v circular saw (bare tool only). Was suppose to buy it earlier this month but I got a random orbit sander instead. You guys got any pointers on where I can get a good price on it?



This post has been edited by rigidius: Oct 31 2017, 07:12 AM

i want 1 set.
old newspaper 1 set.
you 1 set

who else?

I m confuse your package of option.

What is 4set of 3pcs? It is 1set =3pcs?

buy online from lazada / shopee....but hold on to it now, wait for 11.11 sales

i paid rm315 for a solo unit last year.

This post has been edited by old newspaper: Oct 31 2017, 10:47 AM

1 set consist of 3 pcs of L-boxx mini

to enjoy free shipping, min purchase is 4 set ( above $200 ). 4 set = 12pcs L-boxx mini

so far, 3 of us wanted 1 set each...waiting for another buddy to fulfill the last slot so we can proceed.

Wow. That’s cheap. Cheapest I could find online now is rm395.
Ok gotta sabar sikit and wait till 11.11 sale

Oh..

Quite small this mini box. Thought can keep some powertools in it.

My powertools everywhere. No organize.

this is more like for drill bits and small hand tools. quite handy if you keep a lot of stuff lying around. i like everything organized in same sized boxes

sharing with you guys why i hate bosch's cutting disc. these are used to cut off corroded screw heads



i never have similar problems with hitachi and tailin at all. i will avoid bosch for my next bulk purchase

This post has been edited by lucifah: Oct 31 2017, 01:40 PM

What happened?

it just disintegrate itself by making weird noises. out of 10 discs, 3 became like this

i observe this always happens with disc that have metal rings pressed in the middle

this is the thinnest cutting discs

that's why i prefer to use the GWS12-76 to cut bolts and screws nowadays. the discs are very sharp and durable. i still havent gone through my 1st disc yet. LOL... and i have plenty, i mean REALLY A LOT of the 76mm discs in stock. i hope i can finish them before past its expiry dates