Plumb Chum Mini

TACTILE TOOLS LTD

£2

The ultimate colourful keyring tool. We have taken two of the best features of the Plumb Chum and come up with a mighty, mini ,multifunctional tool! Plumbchum mini has a strong magnet to hold your spare hex bits, and functions well as a small screwdriver whilst doing so! It will of course open meter boxes, but also Biffa bins and any other cabinet with a triangle key. on the reverse side is a bleed key. For all applications you can either use the ring as leverage, or your fingers on the nicely ergonomic triangle. Available in: Makita Green, Sky Blue, Hot Pink, Milwakee Red, Dewalt Yellow. Made

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