# Sharing tool purchases with Tournevie

## Why would you want to share a tool purchase with Tournevie?

Suppose you want to get a job done with **a particular tool you can't find in our inventory**. Instead you'll buy it yourself, but you realize you'll only use it intensively for a limited amount of time, say one or two months.

It might be of **mutual benefit to you and Tournevie to jointly purchase** the tool. After you've used it those few months, you then simply hand it over to our inventory in return for an agreed upon price.&#x20;

## How to make such a deal?

Needless to say, the tool needs to be in good condition. Furthermore, it's probably a good idea to discuss which type of tool is jointly purchased. That means it's **always a tailor-made deal**.&#x20;

**Get in touch** [**with us**](mailto:admin@tournevie.be), to find out if the tool you are looking for could be useful to us and if it's something we can afford.&#x20;


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