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30 November 2018
Top gloves!
Bought these gloves for stoking my stove with. The last pair i had shrank with the heat as they were poor quality from China. These though (even though they are cheaply priced) have exceeded my expectations. Comfortable, quality lined, thick gauntlet type welders gloves, perfect for opening stove doors, loading with logs and closing door again. Does what I want them to do, highly recommended 👍
08 August 2017
Exactly what u need.
1 of 1 found this helpful Bring in the trade I've tried a few belts for nail pouches, a few I've sent back to the seller bitterly disappointed at their quality and functionality. This Makita belt however is exactly what I've been looking for. Quick release clip, easy waist width adjustment (strong Velcro...doesn't get much easier) comfortable webbing design, even fully laden with nails/tools it doesn't dig into you hips like others do (even more expensive ones). Highly recommend you buy one of these if you need a replacement belt for your tool / nail bag.
26 June 2019
Get what you pay for
As a tradesman I thought this would be a good deal. Nope. The saws are cheap for a reason...wouldn't cut sh!t. The tooth settings are rubbish and not as sharp as they could be. If you need a saw to cut plasterboard then fine, but for timber...forget it.