Aldi Discount Codes & Deals

Bought this for my dads birthday last year. It’s a huge BBQ with tons of cooking space. It took us a while to put together (definitely a two person job). For £150, it’s great value.

Got the Asda one last week. Yet to put it together cos of bad weather. Based on reviews of both I will stick to the Asda version.

Friend of mine has this one. Quality is much, much better than Aldi. This Asda one is absolutely huge though.

The thinnest metal possible. I was so disappointed in these last time. Its a cheap barbecue in price but also construction. No doubt people will say 'what do you expect for the price', but yeah, expect very poor quality and you'd be right.

Asda let you know the BTU of theirs, also states porcelain coated cast iron cooking grills (Though the picture on Aldi suggest their's are)?, Adjustable height charcoal tray for temperature control Hinged porcelain enamel grill lid & Flame Diffusers, although Aldi does seem to have a slightly larger cooking area overall Don't know if the Aldi model has any of these as nothing in description, but if they certainly can't match any of the above the £50 extra for the Asda one is the better deal imho, depending on your warranty worries. Looking at the reviews you may well need it with the Aldi one...

Yep, that pop up table looks about as awkward as a gear stick when you're trying to show your love in a car!

If you love beer, it's fab <3

Yeah thought love bench meant people sitting left arm to left arm. Or right to right if wonky love bench. Oh I started a other debate

Cant work out why that popup bit in the middle turns this basic bench into a love seat. Any suggestions? Maybe I just lack imagination.

National I believe as seen this in Portsmouth too.

Just bought this today and have put it on just now....it's not loud at all

62 decibels seems loud, but then again it is cheap. Have some heat!

Torque wrenches are expensive. Take a look in halfords. I got a budget one from B&q which I'm happy with but this looks a great price. Heat added

When the range of torque is up as high as 100Nm+, you’re not going to get much precision no matter which one you use. The torque wrench is basically a point at which you should stop turning, not try to get it to the nearest Nm. For large bolts, a few more Nm or less really isn’t a big deal. You’ve also got to remember that when you tighten, the torque wrench is basically a method of rotating the bolt to the point that it should stop slipping past the surface. If people are tightening at different speeds, static and dynamic friction put a whole lot more uncertainty in these measurements. Having one of these for this price is a whole lot better than over-tightening your wheel nuts/bolts and risking stripping the threads. People also need to remember that you don’t need to tighten the majority of day to day bolts very much. Wheels on a car: about 120Nm Spark plugs: twist them in with your fingers and then when you can’t do it any more, quarter of a turn with the ratchet. Failing that, 100Nm is about 10kg at 1m, or 20kg at 0.5m When I wanted ultra precise torque while doing my transmission, I used a digital balance on a ratchet of known length. Nm=ForcexDistance Where 100g=1N (more or less) and 10cm=0.1m

Personally would not touch this, the point of s torque wrench is to be extremely accurate with how tight you fasten. This does not seem to even come with a calibration certificate and on top of that, there is such a thing as just too low of a price. There is no way this will stay accurate at this cheap price point. I have brought a manner of different tools from them that have ended up failing or being below quality on the end, but you know what, that doesn't matter because its fine for their cost. This however, needs to be damn accurate, so I wouldn't go near it.

Really odd torque range - For example no good for spark plugs which are usually around 25nm. So what on earth would the typical Aldi buyer need this for?

True that this would be total useless for a bike, but only the little nimby-bimby screws have tiny torque ranges. If you don't have a carbon fibre bike you wouldn't even need a torque gauge for them. The cassette and cranks, though, are both about 50Nm. Then there's the hub, bottom bracket, cones, etc. All range from 30-50Nm. Depending on how expensive those components are, you can either get by or invest in something that's not from Aldi and has an actual certificate of calibration with it. No point buying something cheap like this...

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Need 120fps to catch BMW Audi drivers

Does it pick up number plates ok? Only ever had 60fps dash cams to make sure I catch them

This is one of the best Dashcam I have bought after thorough research but bought at Costco with 32GB micros SD card included in it at discounted offer price of £70 in last month. So at this price of £70, this looks reasonable price. Quality wise, its a good Dashcam.

If my mum bought me pj's in the 1970s of stuff she played with in the 1940s I wouldn't be impressed

They had these in-store at my local branch a few months ago but only the smaller sizes left.hope they have them in again (y)

Don't leave it out when it's windy, ours blew over and smashed.

Ordered for drinks on decking 🍹🍸

Love mine. Great small fold up table for drinks

Saw them in store too. Ok side table size between two chairs for a drink to be on. Both a bit garish for my taste though and the glass top isn't quite flat.

Maybe as flower pot stand?

Sorry, I edited my grammar mistake.

What is Aldis?

The City book is worth £2, comes with a wheelchair piece !!!