I bought an Ebauer hammer drill and an Ebauer impact driver last year and find them both to be excellent. Too cheap for the weekend wood butchers mind 
Do Festool do buckets?
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I wish they did. I wouldn’t have had a handle come adrift on my cheap gorilla knock-off.
One thing you cant scrimp on is a good bucket that offers flexibility AND sturdiness
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Still none the wiser.
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looked like business as usual.
Applies to golf, photography, cycling, angling, hifi , kitchen knives and pretty much everything else 
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Of course! 
Rutlands describe these as
The world’s finest Japanese saws
They’re not, but they’re very good saws at this price.
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Recommend Me A Hoe
Not even joking. My old one is worn and cracked…
Actual suggestions > Lame-and-Blindingly-Obvious-Jokes…
…but I’m keeping my expectations suitably loooooooooooooooooooow… 
Bahco or Fiskars are my go to for garden equipment
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Dutch? Canterbury? Other?
Be more specific in your hoe requirements!
Edit: I have a few Wolf garden multi-change tools.
https://www.worldofwolf.co.uk/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4_bS-f_M6QIVCevtCh1o2g-aEAAYASAAEgK8N_D_BwE
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I’m pretty sure that you’ll find a few near the Applegreen Services.
Both push and draw TBH, been making do with push only.
Wolf’s a good shout, ta - should have thought of them - the telescopic loppers I have came from them and they’re damned good.
I have a fair few wolf garden multi tools, decent quality a bit pricy but they have the advantage of taking up much less space. Metal handles are longer lasting and lighter than most offerings
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I am impressed.
VB
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Dakota is reasonable, without being too spendy.
https://www.rutlands.co.uk/pp+gardening-garden-tools-hoes-cultivators-long-handle-hoes+g04101
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