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Cable Ties Assorted Sizes 500pk $4.99, VDE Screwdriver Set 8pc 1000V $8.99 @ ALDI

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Cable Ties Assorted Sizes 500pk $4.99, VDE Screwdriver Set 8pc 1000V $8.99 @ ALDI
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nocure on 03/07/2018 - 17:49 aldi.com.au (2753 clicks)
Last edited 09/07/2018 - 19:27 by 1 other user

Containing an assortment of different sizes, this pack of 500 Workzone Cable Ties is great to have on hand for whenever something needs securing. Resealable bag with zip-lock
Each size bundled by rubber strap

  • 320 piece - 100 x 2.5mm
  • 80 piece - 200 x 4.6mm
  • 20 piece - 200 x 7.5mm
  • 60 piece - 300 x 4.7mm
  • 20 piece - 300 x 7.8mm

VDE Steel screwdriver set with ergonomic handles

  • Magnetic, hardened blade tips
  • Insulation protection up to 1000V
  • Sprayed on insulation for blades
  • Includes 125-250V voltage tester
  • 4 Slot Head
  • 3 Phillips Head
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  • salmon123 on 03/07/2018 - 17:53
    +5

    Now I just need a good deal on some chloroform …

  • bargaino on 03/07/2018 - 18:30
    +22

    508 piece toolset for $13.98!

  • Alzori on 03/07/2018 - 20:37

    Post catalogue please? (:

  • dantione on 03/07/2018 - 22:02

    Dates on screwdrivers?

    • Keeno on 03/07/2018 - 22:18
      +5

      Kind of like a fruit kebab?

    • eDust on 04/07/2018 - 09:42

      Best Before 15 Jul 2028

  • hippyhippy on 03/07/2018 - 23:13

    How does that voltage tester work?

    • meatgasm on 04/07/2018 - 00:58

      It lights up when its close to a live wire.

      • Pantagonist on 04/07/2018 - 07:49
        +1

        I'm pretty sure you have to touch whatever it is you want to test for voltage.

        It's basically just a simple tool to tell you if something is live or not if you don't own a multimeter.

        Personally I think if you don't know much about electricity and don't have a more sophisticated tool to test if it's present then you probably shouldn't be working near things you suspect to be electrified.

        • MasterScythe on 04/07/2018 - 11:32
          -1

          I disagree.

          If you live rurally, and there's just simply no way of talking you out of re-joining that one wire the rat just finished chewing through, I'd much prefer someone use one of these test lights, than just hoping they've correctly read the circuit breaker.

          It's not a matter of legality, or common sense.
          It's about trying to ensure safety once those two concerns have already passed.

        • Pantagonist on 04/07/2018 - 14:56

          @MasterScythe: I don't really know what you're trying to say here.

          If you aren't able to operate a switch board correctly then you've got no business working with electricity.

          If you don't own a multimeter and understand how to use it then you've got no business working with electricity.

          If you live in a rural area (like, triple digit kilometres from a major service town rural) and you have no idea how to safely work with electricity, perhaps a move back to a major town or city should be on the cards for you.

          All electrical test equipment is only as good as the person using it. For example, if meatgasm (above) went to work on a wire in a house, waggled his voltage tester screwdriver close to it and it didn't light up, then surely the circuit would be safe to work on, correct?

          Things like these VDE screwdrivers are a good product. The downside is that any fool who knows nothing about electricity thinks they're going to be automatically protected if they start poking around near live wires (probably while holding a metal part of the screwdriver).

        • MasterScythe on 05/07/2018 - 11:06

          @Nomadesque:

          I don't really know what you're trying to say here.

          I'm trying to say, that once the person has moved past their personal concern of legality
          Then, have moved past their personal assessment of 'safety' (smart or not);
          I'd prefer them have a testing tool of any quality, than none at all.
          Darwin will sort out the rest.

          IRL experience, there's just no stopping some people.
          I've done some rural work in indigenous communities. and while things like stripped wires from a lamp can work to test a live circuit (some buildings never HAD switchboards), I'd much prefer an insulated tool.

          Your statement wasn't wrong though, I'm not sure why I replied as such.
          You're right.
          You "probably shouldn't be working near things you suspect to be electrified" what I should have said is that just because they shoudn't, doesn't mean they wont….

  • UFO on 04/07/2018 - 00:56
    +2

    I have to wait 10 days for cable ties?!?!?!

    WTF man. WTF.

    Someone post an eneloop deal… stat!

    (I actually need cable ties, so thanks OP… I will wait :))

  • XabiFernando on 04/07/2018 - 07:45
    +4

    I bought the 500pk cable ties this time last year.

    Still haven't opened the bag… But it doesn't matter… Because I'm ready.

  • myusername on 04/07/2018 - 09:18
    +1

    cable ties always good when picking up hitchhikers

  • Gaz1 on 05/07/2018 - 15:46

    If you just need one size, you can get 1000 pack of cable ties on Ebay for about $5 delivered.

  • eman resu on 02/08/2018 - 12:01

    great for wraping

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