Anyone know about cordless drills ?
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Anyone know about cordless drills ?
im in need of a new cordless drill, as mine lasts about 10 mins on the battery, and i'm looking for something a bit more powerful.
budget up to about £120 if needed
i just cant seem to tell the difference between something costing £50 and £100
cheers
sean
budget up to about £120 if needed
i just cant seem to tell the difference between something costing £50 and £100
cheers
sean
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I have just brought a cordless 18v (2 batts and 1hr trickle charge) and a 1050watt Worx drill for my workshop. Both have twist lock chucks, I think they were about £70 each and have a 3 year warranty, both from Homebase.
The build is quality is superb, ergonomics are great and easily the best I have seen for that money.
This week I have been hammering the pair to death and they seem to just shake of hard work, the 18v battery has plenty of stamina, better than my previous cheapo 24v jobby.
I still keep my Dewalt corded/cordless for best, but these drills run them very close and for £60 you can't go wrong.
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The build is quality is superb, ergonomics are great and easily the best I have seen for that money.
This week I have been hammering the pair to death and they seem to just shake of hard work, the 18v battery has plenty of stamina, better than my previous cheapo 24v jobby.
I still keep my Dewalt corded/cordless for best, but these drills run them very close and for £60 you can't go wrong.
Click here for info.
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If Gooner says that the drills he bought come a close second to the DeWalt drill then i'd take that advice. I have 1 DeWalt a 1 Millwauke battery drill and they've been used out on site for 7 years on a daily basis.
So they must be good
If Gooner says that the drills he bought come a close second to the DeWalt drill then i'd take that advice. I have 1 DeWalt a 1 Millwauke battery drill and they've been used out on site for 7 years on a daily basis.
So they must be good
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Agree that modern Dewalts not as good as the oldies, since Black and Decker took over the brand it appears.
Don't forget the price was a max of £120, won't get an 18v Makita for that price.
There was quite a big post in the DIY section on here, try a search.
Don't forget the price was a max of £120, won't get an 18v Makita for that price.
There was quite a big post in the DIY section on here, try a search.
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Maktec, supposed to be very good, not tried one though.
http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/webcat...065SK3&ID=2182
http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/webcat...065SK3&ID=2182
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Have a Bosch (think it's an 18v) - very reliable if not quite as powerful/torquey as I'd like it to be at times. Battery life has never been a problem.
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Originally Posted by G00ner
Don't forget the price was a max of £120, won't get an 18v Makita for that price.
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