They are made of a very sturdy cardboard and are covered on outside by a striped canvas material with an inner of white cotton. They measure 6″ x 6″  (150mm x 150mm) making a cube box. The top can be left open or the top sides fold down and can be sercured to velcro squares.  These boxes have proved very popular through out the year.

There is unlimited uses for these handy little boxes from using as a gift box and then becomes a great storage box, some of the common uses are for keeping makeup, hair clips/bands , desk tidy, pet treats, plants (when used with a plastic liner, draw tidy, a big money box, treats, phone adaptors, knitting wool (stops kittens pulling at the ball!) sewing box, well in fact almost anything you would like to keep tidy.

Visit our website pagesoftools.co.uk to see the boxes and you may even find some useful bits to keep in the box. If you have any questions we can be contacting by using the contact us tab on website or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk  where we will do our best to answer any queries.

Also a popular spanner is the rolson offset ratchet ring spanner. It has a 10mm and 13mm end and can be used in hard to access places. This is a must for all toolboxes and work shops.

Another solution to hard to access places are the nut spinners (runners) in the style of an upright screwdriver but with a spanner head in sizes from 1.5mm upto 5.5mm. These can be purchased as single items or in a 6 piece set.

Check our full range at pagesoftools.co.uk  If you can not find what you are after contact us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk or use our contact us form found on website were we will do our best to help.

1. Identify the nut or bolt you want to tighten.
2. Open the adjustable wrench by turning the screw mechanism. This will open the jaw of the wrench. Check if you opened it enough for the nut to fit in, or if it needs to be opened more. Make sure it is open a bit more than the size of the nut.
3. Slip the open jaw over the nut and hold it in place. Turn the screw mechanism so that it clamps tightly around the nut.
4. Turn the wrench in a clockwise direction to tighten it, or counter-clockwise to loosen it. Keep on turning it until the nut is tight or loose enough to remove.
5. Remove the wrench by loosening the screw mechanism

See our website pagesoftools.co.uk for a range of adjustable spanners and a range of combination spanners from our midget set starting from 4mm upwards and also high quality high polish finish silverline spanners, sold as single spanners. If you have any questions please contact us using the contact us page on the website or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk where we will do our best to help.

Fibre glass really is made of glass, similar to windows or the drinking glasses in the kitchen. The glass is heated until it is molten, then it is forced through superfine holes, creating glass filaments that are very thin – so thin they are better measured in microns. These threads can then be woven into larger swatches of material, or left in the somewhat less structured although more familiar puffy substance used for insulation or soundproofing. This will depend on whether the extruded strands were made longer or shorter, and the quality of the fibre glass. For some applications, it is important for the glass fibers to have fewer impurities, which involves additional steps in the manufacturing process.

The fibre glass pens and brushes are ideal for watchmakers, jewellers, electricans, mechanics as have many uses. The main one being cleaning metal contacts.  At Pages of Tools we stock a range of pens and brushes with fibre glass refills. The popular plastic pen type with a screw top holds a 4mm fibre glass replaceable refill. The 2mm pen style has a push button top with a metal 3 jaw chuck with the advange of having a full length refill 110mm in length. Also the smaller size refill is ideal for precision work.

Also in stock are the full length string bound fibre glass brushes which come in a 10mm and a huge 17mm face. the string can be cut away as the brush wears down. We would recommend that you wrap insulation tape around string where holding to prevent glass fibres getting in fingers as an extra precauction.

Finally a mention for our flat scratch brushes that are 25mm wide with either brass bristles or nylon bristles which are less abrasive and cover a larger area.

See all our fibre glass brushes , pens and refills in stock on our website pagesoftools.co.uk  If you have any questions please contact us using the contact us link found on our homepage or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk . thank you for looking today.

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Also in our range are several leather double tool belts with fixed pockets which are ideal for window cleaners and for DIY work.  Then there are the larger tool belts favoured by the tradesman. They have larger pockets, metal hammer holders and metal tape holder clips. Our tool belts are supplied by Draper, Rolson and Silverline.

We also stock hammer holders that fit most belts upto 70mm and have the advantage of the user choosing which side of the body it can be worn. The main body is leather with the choice of either a fixed hammer holder or free style holder both made of metal. The scaffold spanner, podger holder is also made of the top grade oil tan leather for extra strength.

The Rolson black canvas tool belt is a popular toolbelt as it can be removed from the supplied belt so pouches can be worn to the front or the rear whichever suits the wearer best. Some single toolbelts come without a belt whilst others are supplied with a heavy duty canvas belt with plastic quick release buckles.

View our range of tool belts at pagesoftools.co.uk  If you have any queries please contact us on the contact form found on the home page of our website or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk  where we will do our best to help.

Mole grip jaws are controlled by turning an adjuster found at end of straight arm, so that when the handles are closed considerable force can be applied to work. Furthermore the grips will remain locked onto the work until the release lever is operated. This converts the tool into a mini vice freeing the hands for other purposes. In fact you can improvise a vice by mounting the mole grips securely to the edge of the work bench or table.

Mole grips are manufactured with different jaws. The standard jaws are the straight serrated type, another version has curved serrated jaws. Also available are a long nose version with a serrated inner jaw.  Also there are flat plated jaws and a G-clamp type of jaw. All of the grips come in a variety of sizes starting from 5″ upwards.

We stock a range of these mole grips from 125mm upwards with a curved or long nose jaw. See the grips at pagesoftools.co.uk and should you have any questions please contact us using the contact us form found on the home page or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk  where we will do our best to help.

Another popular item that we carry a huge range of is mini micro pliers, we stock a budget range and also a high quality box-jointed pliers with a variety of blades from side cutters, half and round, flat nose and many more. These are popular with jewellers and watchmakers.  The xuron pliers are a high quality plier made in USA and include track cutters, sprue cutters and super sharp side cutters.

Mini bottle brushes from 1mm are ideal for cleaning airbrushes and other small holes, see our listings for a range of German wire brushes from small brass bristle brush upto standard size lessmann 5row steel bristle brushes.  I hope that there is something in stock for most hobby enthusiasts. Check us out at pagesoftools.co.uk  and should you have any questions please contact us using the `contact us` form at top of site or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk

A new addition is the ever popular 35mm hinge cutter drill bit, which cuts accurate 35mm flat holes for fitting hinges. The common size for kitchen cabinets, but please always check hinge size before cutting any holes!

Visit our website at pagesoftools.co.uk for a huge range of hand and hobby tools. If you can`t see what you are looking for please contact us by either using the contact us form found on home page or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk where we will do our best to help

We carry a huge stock of hobby tools from miniature pliers to layout wire for model railways and are always happy to answer any questions you may have. As the evenings start drawing in hobby enthusiasts can spend endless hours on their chosen hobby.

Pages of tools as a company has been running for many years in the retail trade and we took the step to online selling in 2009 and have found it very succsessful as we can reach a wider customer base throughout the UK. We now concentrate all our resources on the online service at pagesoftools.co.uk and hope you enjoy looking at our site.

Should you have any questions please email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk  or fill in our contact us page at top of website where you can also follow some of our adventages on our blog which started all about the tools but does go off track now and then. We hope to hear from you in future.

They come in may different types and sizes but all have the same purpose, when pressure is applied all produce holes by pushing the fibres of the material apart. The tips will either be pointed or flat (slot) and the blade varies in lengths.  Also the handles can be made from plastic or wood and again have a range of shapes.

The pointed awl is the more popular type to make a start hole before drilling to avoid the drill bit slipping. As wood is apt to split along the grain the screwdriver (flat) type blade is often used. These tips are designed to overcome the splitting by cutting the grain before the hole is made.

At Pages of Tools we carry a large range of the Draper awls in stock with both the pointed blades and the flat blade. Visit our website pagesoftools.co.uk  to see the bradawls and much more including a range of replacement wood chisel blades. If you have any questions please us the contact us page found at top of website or email us at sales@pagesoftools.co.uk  where we will try our best to help you.