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Just ordered the Fluke, anything else in particular, I’ve got a 16oz Hammer, some assorted sized Spirit Levels, Junior Hacksaw, Electricians Knife, Waterpump Pliers, Socket Tester, Voltage Pen and Whia Screwdrivers.
 
you need 2 pairs of grips. then a couple of pairs of snips. an adjustable spanner is also useful.
 
Just ordered the Fluke, anything else in particular, I’ve got a 16oz Hammer, some assorted sized Spirit Levels, Junior Hacksaw, Electricians Knife, Waterpump Pliers, Socket Tester, Voltage Pen and Whia Screwdrivers.
I'm more of a multimeter kind of guy.

Did you get yourself a measuring tape?

Your coming along nicely.

Wait until you start working, whenever you find yourself borrowing something twice, make a mental note, to buy one this weekend. That's how I built up my collection.
 
Shall I get another Whia set as I ordered the Slim ones: https://www.NoLinkingToThis/c/tools/screwdrivers/cat9780002?brand=wiha

There is a tenner off them at the moment.
 
i have this set.

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/wiha-slimvario-vde-screwdriver-set-16-pieces/1054g

best thing is that you can buy extra bits or replacements if you damage one.
 
i have this set.

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/wiha-slimvario-vde-screwdriver-set-16-pieces/1054g

best thing is that you can buy extra bits or replacements if you damage one.

That’s a good idea, also changing the heads is a great idea rather than trying to find all different screwdrivers. I may swap the slimline for them and just buy them.

I also considered: Wera 135926 Kraftform Kompakt W1 Maintenance Kit https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00TJ3J81Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_7o2VBbBPDSPRM
 
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Shall I get another Whia set as I ordered the Slim ones: https://www.NoLinkingToThis/c/tools/screwdrivers/cat9780002?brand=wiha

There is a tenner off them at the moment.

I use the standard ones for daily work and the slim as a "clean" set for my tester bag. I buy them when they are on this offer, it pops up regularly, and keep a set of each in reserve in the shed. Only ever snapped them through intentional misuse though.
 

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