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Krarl

ClioSport Club Member
So send a label to get a free battery?
Nah you have to have the proof of purchase, the battery has to be under warranty, within the warranty period and you have to send them the specific label with a unique reference number they provide after they've approved an exchange

I sent them a picture of the serial with that sticker since the serial is etched onto the battery casing
 

Jamie86

ClioSport Club Member
  RS175,595,205gti,172
Nah you have to have the proof of purchase, the battery has to be under warranty, within the warranty period and you have to send them the specific label with a unique reference number they provide after they've approved an exchange

I sent them a picture of the serial with that sticker since the serial is etched onto the battery casing
Ok but as long as you buy a 12ah battery from a genuine seller you can get another free just lose the sticker on yours? 🤨 sounds a good deal tbh
 

Krarl

ClioSport Club Member
Ok but as long as you buy a 12ah battery from a genuine seller you can get another free just lose the sticker on yours? 🤨 sounds a good deal tbh
I had to provide proof it was buggered, nothing physical like I just told them it's not accepting charge and is flashing

Seemed pretty easy to do tbh, try it🤣🤣
 

Jamie86

ClioSport Club Member
  RS175,595,205gti,172
Unfortunately I’m a blue man except a few 12v Red team.

But seems a pretty easy way to open yourself up to fraud.
 

thecrim22

ClioSport Club Member
  various
I had to provide proof it was buggered, nothing physical like I just told them it's not accepting charge and is flashing

Seemed pretty easy to do tbh, try it🤣🤣
Seen a thing if you hook it up to another battery it may or may not bring it back to life?
 

Strell

ClioSport Club Member
  Clubman JCW
Very jealous! Your poor wrist looks like it's massively strained holding it sans battery 😂
Haha yeah it’s very top heavy without the battery.
So actually easier to wield with the battery in. Even though it makes it heavier overall. If that makes sense?
 

Mr Squashie

CSF Harvester
ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 182
I man mathsed the hell out of this. Started by looking at a £20 Parkside rotary tool from Lidl, then looked at a £200 Dremel. Settled on a £60 Ryobi because it was an absolute bargain compared to the Dremel, decided to ignore the fact it was 3 times more than I was originally planning to spend 🙃
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Sir Nancy Flowers

ClioSport Club Member
  M140i
I man mathsed the hell out of this. Started by looking at a £20 Parkside rotary tool from Lidl, then looked at a £200 Dremel. Settled on a £60 Ryobi because it was an absolute bargain compared to the Dremel, decided to ignore the fact it was 3 times more than I was originally planning to spend 🙃
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well f**k.

Im about 30 minutes away from ordering a dremel. All the rest of my power tools are Ryobi.

Thanks, I guess? 🤣
 

Sir Nancy Flowers

ClioSport Club Member
  M140i
You could just be a real man and get a Milwaukee rotary tool..

Bare units range from £60 and that's a small price to pay to be accepted by other alpha males..
I actually identify as a female, but thanks.


Joking aside, I has a peen, its just then ill be buying into the red eco system. Ive got plenty of Ryobi batteries and, for me, I just dont need tools that are that good. Other than DIY and some mechanic bits, I dont use power tools. I cant justify the extra
 

Brigsy

ClioSport Club Member
  T.Turbo
I have the milwaukee m12 rotary tool. Decent bit of kit, worth buying if you have the batterys and charger already.
 

Jamie86

ClioSport Club Member
  RS175,595,205gti,172
It’s not something we use every day so I’d imagine yes it would last forever. Just depends how often you’re going to use it. The only thing I’ve found that really chews the batteries is the m12 die grinders.
Tbh I don’t need it, but had to do a job the other day where I used about 100 rivets and got bored very quickly of doing it manually!
 

Cub sucks

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
Anybody got a recommendation for a impact gun (battery) that’s not going to cost the earth but good enough for subframe bolts etc?
 

JamesBryan

ClioSport Club Member
Anybody got a recommendation for a impact gun (battery) that’s not going to cost the earth but good enough for subframe bolts etc?

New mid torque would do it, could buy body only and then get a charger and a 5ah battery separately total of £265.



Or kit with 2 batteries for £318.

 

Cub sucks

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
New mid torque would do it, could buy body only and then get a charger and a 5ah battery separately total of £265.



Or kit with 2 batteries for £318.


Cheaper please ;)

How about…..

 

Sir Nancy Flowers

ClioSport Club Member
  M140i
Anybody got a recommendation for a impact gun (battery) that’s not going to cost the earth but good enough for subframe bolts etc?
I have all Ryobi stuff. Their impact gun is pretty decent for the money.

Worth checking out what torque you need for subframe bolts, adding 20% and then looking at specs on the impacts
 

Brigsy

ClioSport Club Member
  T.Turbo
As above buy the decent impact gun as the cheap ones arent worth a look.

Dewalt dcp 899 is decent if you want a cheaper option than red. Ive hammered mine for years and does most jobs with ease, crank pulleys, subframe bolts etc no problem at all.
 

botfch

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 182
Got sick of buying Karcher/Nilfisk because they keep breaking.
So picked up one of these today and so far first impressions it is excellent, really well thought out design and plenty of power.
 

OEM Battery Nonce

ClioSport Club Member
Got sick of buying Karcher/Nilfisk because they keep breaking.
So picked up one of these today and so far first impressions it is excellent, really well thought out design and plenty of power.

I have a few titan bits for where I just can't justify the Makita prices and they're all absolutely spot on.

Their SDS drills are disposable money and brilliant for chiselling out and generally s**t work that you don't want to ruin proper tools on.
 


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