It is New Tool Tuesday! - New Tools Other Tilers Have Bought Recently

[Old Mod]

Aldi 😀 worth their weight,
I have a few different ones too.
And enough casters to make a shed load 😀

 

[Blunt Tool]

I bought a couple of these folding ones from Lidl lately, very handy and strong! Twenty each!

 

[Italy]

let's try that too... 5 parole

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unfortunately I'm used to the raimondi three-wheeler
and with this 4-wheeler it doesn't work for me.
has anyone tried them both?
we leave the price of raimondi aside, I command it
with feet when I'm down to pose.
if I kick straight he goes straight, if I push him to the right
go to the right. this four-wheeler always goes where he wants ....
to move it wherever you want you have to get up and place it with your hands.
now I will try to modify it and I will do it like the raimondi with three wheels,
bad that goes, if it doesn't work I'll throw it .... 🙁

 

[Flintstone]

Think I need to get some more trolleys, I have a rectangular one, is it Lidl then or aldi?

 

[Old Mod]

Think I need to get some more trolleys, I have a rectangular one, is it Lidl then or aldi?

They just come around on rotation Andy, just gotta wait for the next one.
If you download their apps, they show you upcoming stocks.

 

[J Sid]

Think I need to get some more trolleys, I have a rectangular one, is it Lidl then or aldi?

I like the look of these

Buy Cast iron pot mover: Delivery by Waitrose Garden

www.waitrosegarden.com

 

[Joshjupp]

Think I need to get some more trolleys, I have a rectangular one, is it Lidl then or aldi?

I got some from toolstation £10 each

 

[LM]

From my experience the wooden topped ones don’t last long before you find yourself using CT1 etc to glue castors back on. I’m of the opinion now that the Raimondi dollies etc are the way to go as you simply get what you pay for.

 

[Bill]

Make your own........ That way...you will look after it better.

 

[Italy]

From my experience the wooden topped ones don’t last long before you find yourself using CT1 etc to glue castors back on. I’m of the opinion now that the Raimondi dollies etc are the way to go as you simply get what you pay for.

yes, my raimondi will be 15 years old and still works.
but my question was:
does not move well with 4 wheels.
with three it is more maneuverable,
or am I not capable?