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Product review: Dremel multi-function soldering iron

Simon Relph, 16 November 2012 11:50

Dremel multi-function soldering iron, £32.94Miles covered/time: One year What’s good: I tend to use this tool as a soldering iron more than anything else, but that’s not the limit of its usefulness (see below). It is easy to fill with butane gas (just like filling a gas lighter, if you have ever smoked), and the operation of a simple sequence ...

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Product review: Slime Power Sport Tyre inflator 40001

Simon Relph, 16 May 2012 11:27

Slime Power Sport Tyre inflator 40001, £34.99Time used: Eight months What’s good: This is a very neat bit of kit, easy to use, and includes everything you will need to inflate a tyre, whether it’s on your motorcycle, car or bicycle. It can be quickly and easily connected to any 12v power supply, either using the lighter adaptor, directly to ...

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Product review: Venhill Carrying sockets and drivers tool set

Simon Relph, 08 March 2012 17:04

Venhill Carrying sockets and drivers tool set, £25Time used: One month What’s good: I am a huge fan of T-bars and the fact you can use this set as either straight or T-bar is an absolute plus, allowing you to get a really good purchase on whatever you are trying to undo. This is a very nice quality tool set, ...

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Product review: Dremel 8200-2/45 cordless

Simon Relph, 20 February 2012 14:27

Dremel 8200-2/45 cordless, £122.54Time used: 11 months What’s good: This cordless version of the Dremel is a bit bigger due to the battery, but this issue is easily outweighed by the fact you can use it anywhere. This model comes with a very handy hard carrying case containing all of the 8200’s various attachments. Great for use in confined spaces ...

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Interphone F4 Stereo

Simon Relph, 16 November 2011 14:17

Interphone F4 Stereo £179.99, or as duo pack at £299.95 Miles covered/time: 3500/six months What’s good: A good read through the fitting instructions and I was ready to install the Interphone F4, I had opted for the duo pack so by the second one I was a true professional installer. Both Interphones fully charged by the rather good idea of ...

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CruzTools tool roll for BMWs

Simon Relph, 22 June 2011 11:49

CruzTools tool roll for BMWs, £123.01 Time used: One month What’s good: CruzTools have carefully selected a set of tools specifically with BMW in mind, allowing you to do most roadside repairs. Because BMW use a lot of specialised fasteners, this kit allows you to undo just about all of them. Each tool has its own little pocket to slot ...

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Aerostich Dispatch bag and organizer pocket

Simon Relph, 06 June 2011 14:54

Aerostich Dispatch bag $87 (£54), organizer pocket $22 (£13) Miles covered/time: 4500/five months What's good: In typical Aerostich style its quality of manufacture and attention to detail are second to none. It has a large movable pad attached to a very easily adjustable shoulder strap, which can be set for optimum comfort. Inside the bag is a yellow waterproof liner, ...

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Lidl oil filter removal band

Simon Relph, 22 March 2011 14:19

Lidl oil filter removal band, £2.99 Time used: Four months What’s good: So many filters require special filter remover due to their inaccessible locations, normally inside a fairing behind a row of very hot exhaust pipes, as you have just warmed up the engine to change the oil. This filter remover can cope with most filters from 50mm diameter up ...

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Jizer 500ml Aerosol

Simon Relph, 07 February 2011 17:12

Jizer 500ml Aerosol £4.84 Miles covered/time: Countless/29 years What’s good: I can remember cleaning my Suzuki AP50 some 29 years ago, using just with soap and water, I toiled for hours, the final result was not that much better than when I started.When I pointed out my disappointment to my dad, he disappeared into the garden shed, only to re-appear ...

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rating is 3.5

Product review: Acumen AcuTrac

Simon Relph, 15 November 2010 16:28

Acumen AcuTrac, from £349.99Miles covered/time: 1500/three months What’s good? The tracker unit itself is small and discreet, so it’s fairly easy to secrete on your bike (we’ve not photographed the unit here, so thieves won’t know what to look for). Fitting can be done simply and easily, and takes around half an hour. The moment the power is connected a ...

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