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Used power tools or tools without instructions

Also covers: power tool, drill, electric saw, chainsaw, angle grinder, sander

They say no Refused by all 15 charities that directly name or broadly cover it (15 direct).

Why shops refuse it

Shops may be unable to verify guards, batteries and other safety-critical parts, particularly when instructions or accessories are missing.

What to do instead

A tool library or repair café may take a complete working tool; broken electrical tools should go through WEEE recycling.

Charity by charity

Not mentioned in 29 charities' guidance

Absence from a charity's list doesn't mean they accept it — it just isn't singled out. Ask your local shop.