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Tools with a mission. Giving tools to charity.

Sparkingchip
Further to John Peckhams post trying to persuade me to buy more old tools and buying actually more kit at Elex, I realise that in reality I should get rid of some old tools and kit.


I found a charity online Tools with a mission  that have local volunteers who will collect from you and redistribute your old tools around the world, including within the UK.


There is a list of tool kits they make up for distribution, including electricians kits.

 

Electricians Kit



An electrician’s kits provides all the tools needed to safely install and maintain electrical wiring and sockets. The kit contains specialist electrical screwdrivers and circuit testers. It also includes basic electrical fittings to get the newly trained electrician started in their new job.



 



Kit contents:



Allen keys - metric Set

Cutters - Side

Drill - Bits - Metal - Metric Set

Drill - Hand Manual

File - Flat

Hammer - Ballpein Large

Hammer - Wedge

Knife - Stanley

Knife - Stanley Spare Blades Pack of 10

Pliers - General

Pliers - Insulated

Pliers - Long Nose

Punch - Dot

Saw - Hacksaw - Junior

Saw - Hacksaw - Senior 

Saw - Hacksaw Blades Junior Pack of 10

Saw - Hacksaw Blades Senior Pack of 10

Screwdriver - Neon

Solder Pkt

Soldering Iron - Electric

Spanner - Adjustable Small Set

Spanner - Set Metric Set

Strippers - Wire

Tape Measure

Test lamp

Tin Snips

Voltmeter


Tool kits


I don’t actually know anything about this charity apart from what I have read on their website, does anyone have experience of working with or even for them?


Andy Betteridge 


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    In the past I have given tools to WorkAid who are local to me in Chesham. Looks to be a similar charity.

    https://workaid.org/

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    Sparkingchip:

    Further to John Peckhams post trying to persuade me to buy more old tools and buying actually more kit at Elex, I realise that in reality I should get rid of some old tools and and circuit testers.




    Where's that then?

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