What is classed as wear and tear?
Damage that happens to a tool in ordinary use over a period of time.
This includes carbon brushes, sanding pads, abrasive sheets, saw blades, router bits, rubber sleeves, stirring rods, cutting blades, cutting accessories, drill bits, Plug-it-cables but can also affect Gear boxes and motors that have been used over a long period of time.
Critical for the assessment is not the age of the tool but how many hours it has been used and the overall condition of the tool.
This includes carbon brushes, sanding pads, abrasive sheets, saw blades, router bits, rubber sleeves, stirring rods, cutting blades, cutting accessories, drill bits, Plug-it-cables but can also affect Gear boxes and motors that have been used over a long period of time.
Critical for the assessment is not the age of the tool but how many hours it has been used and the overall condition of the tool.