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Anyone who hasn't sampled the delights of the Turbo Gold screw - a thing of
wondrous beauty - nows your chance.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/82486&...adcast-_-Image

£25 for 2,600 of the little gems + a steel case.

As you might have guessed I rather like them.



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Those trade cases always seem weighted away from what I mostly use.
When are we going to be able to select the mix we want in the box
online?
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Oh - and I'm shifting more to spax.
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On Apr 1, 9:47 pm, " wrote:
Oh - and I'm shifting more to spax.


I've been using Spax recently (a local shed closed down and was
knocking them out for bugger-all money) and I love them.

How do Turbo Golds compare?
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On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 20:52:34 UTC, Rob Hamadi
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On Apr 1, 9:47 pm, " wrote:
Oh - and I'm shifting more to spax.


I've been using Spax recently (a local shed closed down and was
knocking them out for bugger-all money) and I love them.


Our local B&Q must be doing the same thing - they had a bin full of Spax
for 50p a box last weekend. The 'middle' sizes were mostly gone, but I
had plenty of those anyway...

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On 2008-04-01 21:52:34 +0100, Rob Hamadi said:

On Apr 1, 9:47 pm, " wrote:
Oh - and I'm shifting more to spax.


I've been using Spax recently (a local shed closed down and was
knocking them out for bugger-all money) and I love them.

How do Turbo Golds compare?


The Spax ones are better, IME, and the Torx versions better than the Pozidriv.


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How do Turbo Golds compare?


TurboGold seem to tear a bit more, Spax cuts a smoother thread - but
TG is a lot cheaper.
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Our local B&Q must be doing the same thing - they had a bin full of Spax
for 50p a box last weekend. The 'middle' sizes were mostly gone, but I
had plenty of those anyway...


I think spax are revising their packaging and naming scheme - there
may be more old stock bargains
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