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Cordless Drills
On Jun 10, 8:46*pm, "Zen83237" wrote:
How much do I need to spend to get a decent cordless drill. One where the battery isn't completely f***ed after a year or two. I just want it to drill holes, I can use a screw driver. *I happened to be in Costco and they were anything from 150 to 250. Surely they are good ones for less than that. Kevin Hi Kevin, Certainly not the 'cheaper' end, but I absolutely swear by (not at) my Panasonic combi drill/driver. I made the switch from Makita gear about 2 years ago and have absolutely no problem with it, and I have tested it to the max! I was sold on it when I went into TooledUp in Enfield and the guy told me to drill into the concrete floor of their warehouse with a 25mm x 500mm long masonry SDS bit- how about that for an acid test I got the kit with 2 batteries, charger and case and he did me a great deal and matched a price I'd seen on tinternet, also threw some other bits in, so my advice would be to go to a decent professional tool store, with pound notes in your pocket and wave your wad in their face http://www.tooled-up.com/SearchBasic... &SearchType=2 I'm saving up for the smaller dedicated driver now Enjoy... Deano |
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