They were £12 from Screwfix a couple of months back! (I got a set at the time)
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Toolstation had them for £9.99 
- i still couldn’t buy them as they didn’t match the Wera and OCD stuff
Lol.
I’ve discovered PB Swiss now for screwdrivers. Make everything else seem a bit meh. 
Shiny tool is shiny. Waiting for the impact driver to be back in stock
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I want a mitre saw. Way too much choice.
I can recommend this one, very good indeed.
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That and the 12" were high up on the list.
I liked the look of this one too.
I’ve got the 12" version and the stand below is great.
Get a bigger one than you think you need
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ITs for 3x2s, so I need an 8" 
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Is this for the shed rebuild?
To start with, then its to go in the shed.
I bought mine over 10 years ago and it is still going strong, it has done a LOT of work in that time and is still on the original brushes!
Buy a big one once.
Have the same but older version at work for the occasional job
Decking, laminate, stud work etc
Essential tool
It depends really, I got the 10" one as I already had a 12" table saw which does most of the tasks I need with larger timbers.
I have a 10" table saw that is ok, it doesn’t get a lot of use because it has to be taken outside. Hopefully I can figure out a way to build an outfeed table or similar.
The current shed is 10’x16’. It’s now half cleared and we have a skip coming in a week or so to finish it off.
Then I’m going to see if I can extend the pad, probably with paving slabs. I might be able to get it up to 12’x20’. Only limitation is the 2.5m height really.
Instead of slabs I have a cement mixer you can borrow.
Concrete is expensive! (also lazy). The current pad, is actually on another much bigger concrete pad. should be ok.
not if you mix it yourself