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Lot 38: A Mixed Lot of Assorted Hand and Power Tools Including Power Craft Sakura and UHU Examples

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold

This lot comprises a mixed collection of assorted hand and power tools, hardware accessories, and electrical items. The group includes a Power Craft 18V cordless drill set, which is housed in a black plastic carry case. The set consists of the drill unit, an 18V battery pack, a charging base, a UK 3-pin power adapter, and an instruction manual. The drill body is fitted with an adhesive label that reads 18V Cordless Drill, 18v DC, 0-550 rpm, and ø 1-10mm, and features a logo with the text POWER CRAFT inside a circular emblem.

Further electrical items include a Sakura 12V power inverter in its original retail packaging and a UHU hot melt glue gun. The hardware selection includes a Screw up 140-piece fixing kit in a clear plastic organiser containing screws and wall plugs, a second clear organiser with small brass components, and a trio of small brass padlocks in original blister packaging. The hand tool assortment features a manual brace with turned wooden handles, a pair of red-handled combination pliers in retail packaging, a hand riveter, a heavily oxidised green brick bolster, and a small orange-handled scraper tool. A cardboard box printed 0-200X0.02 CALIPER is also included, which appears to be empty. One side of the green cardboard outer storage box is marked with the word FREE in green marker.


Condition report:

The items display a varied condition range throughout the lot. The Power Craft drill and its accompanying accessories appear used but complete within their case (photo 5). Several items remain in their original retail packaging, including the pliers, padlocks, and the Sakura power inverter (photos 1, 2, and 3). The manual hand tools, notably the brick bolster, manual brace, and riveter, show significant surface rust, oxidation, and signs of heavy workshop use (photos 1 and 2). The electrical items, including the drill, inverter, and glue gun, are sold as seen and have not been tested for functional operation.