Tools In Thailand

[Rik325i]

Does anyone know if there are any laws governing the import of power tools into thailand

I plan to take my old festool circular saw with me in my suitcase next time i fly with emirates thanks to their generous baggage allowance, i do plan to use it myself but i can gift wrap it as a present for the gfs father ??

[thaipod]

Should be no problem , I've brought electric tools in my suit case before .

[Rik325i]

Should be no problem , I've brought electric tools in my suit case before .

Thanks mate, ill give it a try next time i fly

[jocko]

When i saw your headline i thought you had misspell't fools .

Yes you can bring bring tools just watch the weight.

Good tools are hard to find here and are expensive

[chrisinth]

Might have a problem if you are just using carry-on baggage...............

(Would love to see their faces with that coming up in the x-ray machine!

[Sayonarax]

When i saw your headline i thought you had misspell't fools .

Yes you can bring bring tools just watch the weight.

Good tools are hard to find here and are expensive

Home Pro sells a range of Dewalt power tools.

[samran]

Tools in Thailand. I thought this was going to be a totally different topic!

[krisb]

Good saw that festool ric. I use it hooked up to the track system for cutting cement sheeting. After 10 years, no issues.

[Tywais]

Just make sure it works off 220V 50Hz.

//edit - just saw the OP used the term 'mate' so either GB or Australia so won't be a problem.

[mrtoad]

Tools in Thailand. I thought this was going to be a totally different topic!

So did I, there is certainly a good selection of them to be found in Parliament

[Rik325i]

Good saw that festool ric. I use it hooked up to the track system for cutting cement sheeting. After 10 years, no issues.

ive had the ts55 with guide for 12 years now and used daily for kitchen fitting, only ever had to change the bushes once, wish id had it with me when i built the gf her cafe in thailand, would have shortened the job considerably lol

[Rik325i]

Just make sure it works off 220V 50Hz.

//edit - just saw the OP used the term 'mate' so either GB or Australia so won't be a problem.

Scotland

[krisb]

Just make sure it works off 220V 50Hz.

 

//edit - just saw the OP used the term 'mate' so either GB or Australia so won't be a problem.

Scotland 

Ay....mate:D

[krisb]

Good saw that festool ric. I use it hooked up to the track system for cutting cement sheeting. After 10 years, no issues.

ive had the ts55 with guide for 12 years now and used daily for kitchen fitting, only ever had to change the bushes once, wish id had it with me when i built the gf her cafe in thailand, would have shortened the job considerably lol

Same. Bushes once. Cost me 2grand for that system when it first came out.

[Tywais]

Just make sure it works off 220V 50Hz.

//edit - just saw the OP used the term 'mate' so either GB or Australia so won't be a problem.

Scotland

My error, I sometimes interchange GB and UK. I have an excuse though, I'm a yank.

[Rik325i]

Just make sure it works off 220V 50Hz.

//edit - just saw the OP used the term 'mate' so either GB or Australia so won't be a problem.

Scotland

My error, I sometimes interchange GB and UK. I have an excuse though, I'm a yank.

Thats ok mate, United Kingdom, Great Britain (although whats united or great about it at the moment is beyond me), its all one to most of us but we scots do like people to know exactly which part we come from