On Tuesday, 26 September 2000 08:00:00 UTC+1, Chris wrote:
Having just stripped the gears on my 18 month old Makita 14.4v cordless drill
driver I'm looking for opinions as to which would be the best replacement.
I'm looking for a minimum of 14.4v, preferably NiMh over NiCad, two speed
gearbox, screwdriving clutch, hammer not important. The main thing is
reliability - i have always been an advocate of "buy the best and cry only
once"

Any opinions and experiences welcome. TIA

Chris Twibell
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You could try here http://bestcordlessdrilldriver.com/ they seem to have some good reviews . good luck

On Mon, 07 Oct 2013 03:32:20 -0700, taylordn321 wrote:

On Tuesday, 26 September 2000 08:00:00 UTC+1, Chris wrote:
Having just stripped the gears on my 18 month old Makita 14.4v cordless
drill driver I'm looking for opinions as to which would be the best
replacement. I'm looking for a minimum of 14.4v, preferably NiMh over
NiCad, two speed gearbox, screwdriving clutch, hammer not important.
The main thing is reliability - i have always been an advocate of "buy
the best and cry only once"

Any opinions and experiences welcome. TIA

Chris Twibell remove -nojunk- for correct address

You could try here http://bestcordlessdrilldriver.com/ they seem to
have some good reviews . good luck

He's probably been through quite a few since September 2000!

TOJ.

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On Tuesday, 26 September 2000 08:00:00 UTC+1, Chris wrote:
Having just stripped the gears on my 18 month old Makita 14.4v cordless drill
driver I'm looking for opinions as to which would be the best replacement.
I'm looking for a minimum of 14.4v, preferably NiMh over NiCad, two speed
gearbox, screwdriving clutch, hammer not important. The main thing is
reliability - i have always been an advocate of "buy the best and cry only
once"

Any opinions and experiences welcome. TIA

Chris Twibell
remove -nojunk- for correct address

You could try here http://bestspamming****.com/ they seem to have
some
good reviews . good luck

Oh dear, another lying spamming ****.
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Does Amazon know you are spamming newsgroups with this ****?

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