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Hilti TE5 110V SDS

Has outlasted everything, must be 20 years old
and loads of use

The trafo must be 40 yrs but they don't give much trouble

My clow ladders are heading in that direction too, seem to be built to last forever
 
Cheap 1/2” drive metric and imp socket set bought from local Sunday market 1990…. So 31 years…. Not lost any bits, but the plastic inlay tray is disintegrating.
 
Cheap 1/2” drive metric and imp socket set bought from local Sunday market 1990…. So 31 years…. Not lost any bits, but the plastic inlay tray is disintegrating.
i bought a Draper Expert 3/8"and 1/4" socket set (50 odd pieces) back in 1992 ish. lost 1 x 10mm socket. fellinto a gearbox. cost of new socket £5. cost to remove and strip gearbox and reassemble £750. I was unusually quiet that day.
 

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