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-====== Tool Purchases ======
+See [[purchases]].
-===== Proposed Small Stuff =====
-^ Tool ^ Cost ^
-| <del>Wera precision screwdriver set: [[http://amzn.eu/f9zQuEU|6-piece]] or [[http://amzn.eu/j9LOWiS|12-piece]]</del> | <del>£18 or £33</del> |
-| Wera Kraftform screwdrivers (2-slot, 2-PH, 2-PZ) replacement/spares | £18 |
-| ESD tools (screwdrivers, pliers, cutters, voltage tester) | |
-| <del>Dental mirrors</del> | £3 for 2 |
-| <del>Tweezers</del> | £3 for 6 |
-| Combination spanners, replacement/spares | |
-| Good countersink bits | |
-| Hole reamer | [[http://amzn.eu/cmG6rHp|£20]] |
-| <del>Bootlace ferrule set and tool</del> | |
-| Fine tip for Metcal soldering iron (e.g. SSC-722A) | |
-| Nut drivers | [[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wera-05029510001-395-Nutdriver-pieces/dp/B00154Y0MY|~£30]] |
-===== Proposed Makita 18V Cordless System =====
-There is some support for the lab to start purchasing good quality cordless tools. Makita seems the most popular option, with a single system being desirable for sharing of batteries.
-^ Tool ^ Cost ^ Notes ^
-| Makita DHP481 combi drill (the powerful one) | £180 body-only| £400 kit with 2x 5Ah batteries, charger |
-| Makita DTD154 impact driver | £127 body-only | ::: |
-| Makita DTM51 oscillating multi-tool | £115 body-only |
-| smaller/lighter drill-driver | |
-| Makita DJV181 | £170 body-only |
-| circular saw | |
-===== Air compressor =====
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-===== Better bandsaw =====
-Probably Startrite