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Definition – “Roughneck is a term for a person whose occupation is hard manual labour”

Well that pretty well sums up Roughneck tools! Tough tools designed to hit, break, rip, pry and smash things into submission. 

Go on, put them to the test on your latest demolition or refurbishment job – you will not be disappointed.

Needless to say we like Roughneck tools at McDermids – no nonsense, hard working tools, in stock at really great prices – hard to beat really. Why not visit us in store today to view the range.

PS. They also sell woodworking and building tools that do not destroy things.

Why Choose McDermid

We’ll go the extra mile so you don’t have to

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