Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:21 pm
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Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
just sorting out things to ship over with removal company and thought about hubbies tools, if we ship them it will take about eight weeks to get there! Is there anyway he can take them as excess luggage with us on the plane? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:25 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
hi r ur hubs tools 110v?
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:28 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by ivanjjordan
hi r ur hubs tools 110v?
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Sep 3rd 2006, 3:37 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
no prob my tools r 110v so i carnt take them will have to get 240 stuff. when i go will prob take all me hand tools and getme big power tools out there, do u know anything about this blue card u have to get to get a job i have been told i need one ? cheers ivan
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:46 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by ivanjjordan
no prob my tools r 110v so i carnt take them will have to get 240 stuff. when i go will prob take all me hand tools and getme big power tools out there, do u know anything about this blue card u have to get to get a job i have been told i need one ? cheers ivan
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:53 pm
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cheers ivan
Sep 3rd 2006, 3:57 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by joanneS
just sorting out things to ship over with removal company and thought about hubbies tools, if we ship them it will take about eight weeks to get there! Is there anyway he can take them as excess luggage with us on the plane? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
Why don't you air freight one single box? those tools will take up some weight of valuable luggage.
Sep 3rd 2006, 7:34 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by surfsup
Why don't you air freight one single box? those tools will take up some weight of valuable luggage.
Thanks Jo
Sep 3rd 2006, 7:40 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by joanneS
How do you send by air freight - any ideas please? Is there one particular company that does this or do all airlines? Any idea on costs as well?
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Thanks Jo
buy a box and post it using parcel force or an airline. Your packers will offer the service too. Check online for prices. i will be doing the same soon too hopefully!
Sep 3rd 2006, 8:24 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by joanneS
just sorting out things to ship over with removal company and thought about hubbies tools, if we ship them it will take about eight weeks to get there! Is there anyway he can take them as excess luggage with us on the plane? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
Sep 3rd 2006, 11:18 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by joanneS
just sorting out things to ship over with removal company and thought about hubbies tools, if we ship them it will take about eight weeks to get there! Is there anyway he can take them as excess luggage with us on the plane? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
The main things he needs are as follows, the rest can be shipped!
Cordless jigsaw, cordless drill, corded dril and a toolbox with handtools.
Thanks everyone
(stressed out, too much to think about Jo) x
Sep 4th 2006, 2:25 am
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
My wife said under no circumstances should I get my tool out at the airport checkin desk. I'm still confused as to what she meant?
Sep 4th 2006, 2:54 am
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by Billabong
Excessive baggage
Sep 5th 2006, 8:01 pm
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Re: Can My Hubby Take His Tools As Luggage
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
Have you two met? :scared: Never mind, I don't want to know...
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