Toolstation's New "Roktor" Range
Toolstation's New "Roktor" Range
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Turtle Shed

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2,503 posts

47 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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New to the 'Station apparently:

https://www.toolstation.com/campaign/new-roktor

Never heard of these, and only corded stuff at the moment. I'm going to buy something rght now because I can.

Circular saw crying out I think.

wolfracesonic

8,718 posts

148 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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Yes, I got a promo email today. It just looks like someone has found a load of black dye to put in the PA66 plastic as opposed to blue, red, yellow or whatever. I’m guessing the tools come out of the same factory as all the other budget power tool brands.

2172cc

1,598 posts

118 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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for me, some power tools are still better as corded rather than cordless.
Angle grinders, sanders, multi tools and rotary tools for example I prefer as corded but any drills, circular saws and jig saws are better as cordless.

mgtony

4,163 posts

211 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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They all look like Argos budget tools. If I was going own brand, it would be Erbauer from Screwfix.

Isn't this commonly known as a rotary tool? They already have another conventional multi-tool on their web page:

https://www.toolstation.com/roktor-135w-electric-m...


Dog Biscuit

1,475 posts

18 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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Just looks a bit samey budget type

jimothyc

733 posts

105 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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The £20 brad nailer looks worth a punt. I doubt I'd be using it away from a socket anyway.

Simpo Two

90,736 posts

286 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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mgtony said:
Isn't this commonly known as a rotary tool? They already have another conventional multi-tool on their web page:

https://www.toolstation.com/roktor-135w-electric-m...
It's certainly not a multitool (which oscillates), it's a pseudo-Dremel - a drill.

untakenname

5,236 posts

213 months

Tuesday 9th September 2025
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They look very similar to the 'Titan' range of tools.

I don't mind cheap tools, especially if they won't be used very often.

I've got multiple Lidl Parkside power tools and they seem to work well for the price point.

Byker28i

81,936 posts

238 months

Wednesday 10th September 2025
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untakenname said:
They look very similar to the 'Titan' range of tools.

I don't mind cheap tools, especially if they won't be used very often.

I've got multiple Lidl Parkside power tools and they seem to work well for the price point.
The electric heat gun looks the same as Screwfix ones, only black rather than grey. Having said that, it works fine, does the job