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Owning and working on a car or if DIY is you’re thing a good set of power tools are going to be high on your agenda of purchases. This so that the many hours you spend tinkering away at home are the most enjoyable and productive. You might even be wondering which power tools you’ll need to buy for your man or woman-shed, come to us here at AutoAdvisor. We’ve got all the know-how and quite a few of the tools you’ll need. Sort out your storage first It’s the right thing to do! Kielder’s Wall-mounted Universal Tool Holder is a handy piece of kit that’ll accept most brands and types of power tools, as well as providing a useful shelf for longer tools like saws or angle-grinders . It’s got pre-fitted lugs for chargers and is also pre-drilled, so it’s easy to fix it to your wall or pegboard. Drill or impact driver? Why not get both? AutoAdvisor has a good range of drills, including the Kielder 13mm Combi Drill , which is great for use on masonry and brickwork. This drill combines drilling with a high-frequency hammer action, so it’ll make putting up those shelves nice and easy. There’s also a selection of Kielder impact drivers to choose from, starting from 200Nm and going all the way up to 700Nm for those really tough nuts. The 200Nm and 220Nm impact drivers are ideal for occasional use by a DIY fan, with the 700Nm driver being more suitable for a professional or serious amateur mechanic. Everyone needs an angle-grinder, right? Whether you’re grinding off rust patches or cutting through paving slabs, using an angle-grinder makes very short work of these tasks. AutoAdvisor has the Kielder 115mm Angle-grinder , which offers 15-20 minutes of powerful performance on a single battery charge. Alternatively, there’s the mains-powered Hikoki 115mm Angle-grinder which doesn’t need charging but which might offer less flexibility and portability than a cordless model. Powertools are always hungry While they’re incredibly useful to have around the place, powertools do need a lot of