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An assortment of woodworking and power tools comprising several electric and mechanical units. The collection includes a Power Craft 850W biscuit jointer, model number M1K-KA3-100, which is housed in its original retail box along with a manual, dust bag, and a quantity of joining biscuits. The lot also includes a Rapesco Master Nailer Pro 181EL electric nailer in its original box, accompanied by five boxes of Rapesco 180 galvanized nails in lengths of 10mm, 20mm, 25mm, and 30mm. Further items in the group include a blue plastic Draper electric stapler/nailer and a vintage Spiralux dowelling jig featuring a red-painted metal body and revolving turret, contained in its original yellow and black cardboard box. A multi-function cutter set is included in its original blister packaging, featuring a stainless steel cutter and five interchangeable anvils. The tools are accompanied by a blue plastic Whitefurze toolbox with a clear partitioned lid and a black removable internal tray. All electrical items are fitted with standard UK three-pin plugs. A white adhesive label reading J12 UT is present on the lid of the toolbox. This lot comprises the tools and storage cases only; the wooden shelving shown in the first image is not included.
Condition report:
The retail box for the biscuit jointer shows significant storage wear, including crushing, tearing, and surface scuffing (photo 4). The cardboard box for the dowelling jig exhibits heavy age-related wear, discolouration, and tape repairs (photo 6). The Whitefurze toolbox has visible surface scratches, ingrained dust, and adhesive residue on the exterior plastic (photo 9). The Rapesco nailer shows light signs of previous use including minor dust and scuffing (photo 3). The Draper tool displays moderate signs of use with visible surface scuffing to the blue plastic casing (photo 7). The multi-function cutter set remains in its original blister packaging, although the backing card shows signs of bending and wear at the edges (photo 6).
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