Evolution Power Tools reveals: DIY hacks to save £400 on everyday household repairs

• Homeowners are wasting £100s on professional household repairs
• Going DIY on chair and fence fixes could save Brits up to £400
• Evolution Power Tools reveals where to pick up FREE wood & cut costs down

SHEFFIELD, England, Dec. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nobody likes being faced with worn, damaged or faulty objects around the house - but before Brits rush out and spend £100s on replacements or repairs, it's worth considering the DIY approach.

DIY enthusiasts from Evolution Power Tools reveal how common household issues can easily be fixed - without needing to spend much on multiple tools and materials in the process.

"With just weeks until Christmas, we'd much rather spend our money on gifts for loved ones instead of forking out for furniture repairs.

"We always encourage homeowners to repair and not replace. What's more, repairing furniture yourself can be a rewarding experience and doesn't have to cost as much as you might think.

"For example, when your chair has wobbly legs, it's tempting to buy a replacement - or pay for professional repairs.

"It might sound cost-savvy to get a repair, but getting the professionals in can cost more than you'd think.

"The average professional chair leg repair can cost up to £300.

"But by using a mitre saw, timber, screws, glue and sandpaper, you can get the job done yourself for a fraction of the price.

"If you don't have a saw of your own, ask friends and family if you can borrow one.

"Plus, did you know you can pick up timber for free by browsing Facebook Marketplace or asking local construction sites if they have any scraps going?

"Then you can pick up screws, wood glue and sandpaper from B&Q for under £20 - saving you over £280!

"Similarly, a broken fence can feel like a nightmare - but you don't have to call in a professional and pay in the region of £150.

"One solution is getting hold of some pallet wood - and this doesn't have to cost a penny.

"Depending on where you live, your local IKEA may be getting rid of excess supplies - so you may find wood available to pick up for free.

"Then all you need is a hand saw or circular saw - which you may have, or could borrow - plus a hammer and nails, measuring tape and a level.

"Most people will have these supplies at home - which means you could save the best part of £150!"

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"If you've got multiple furniture repairs to carry out, it can be cost-efficient to buy a tool with a multi-material cutting blade.

"Featuring a Japanese Tungsten Carbide Teeth blade, these versatile tools will simplify your toolkit, while allowing you to carry out DIY projects with ease

"Our multi-material cutting tools provide clean and accurate cuts through a variety of materials, including wood, metal, plastics and even wood with nails,  

"Gone are the days of homeowners needing to constantly swap blades or purchase specialist equipment. Now, you can rely on one tool to do it all, making DIY much more efficient and enjoyable. 

"By investing in versatile tools or borrowing existing equipment, you can avoid unnecessary costs and breathe new life into your household items at a fraction of the price."

About the company: Evolution Power Tools is a global leader in multi-material technology, with over 30 years in the industrial power tool market. 

They are part of a growing movement which encourages homeowners to feel empowered when carrying out DIY, and as such, design tools that help to tackle a variety of tasks without the need for expertise.

Evolution Power Tools never compromise on performance, and their patented technology is no exception, it is reliable with a 3 guarantee, accurate, ergonomic, and powerful for the most precise cuts on a multitude of materials.

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• Cost of smaller supplies for DIY fixes have been sourced from B&Q
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• Evolution Power Tools is based in the steel city of Sheffield and has a worldwide reputation for premium and professional tools.
• Their tools have been featured on TV shows including Top Gear, DIY SOS, and Grand Designs

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