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Makita 9.6v Cordless drill,torch x2 batteries £54.90
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Thanks to owlass over @ HOTUKDEALS.
Fantastic price for this drill, £99 in my local B&Q without the tourch! I have ordered one!
Makita 6260DWPle 9.6v Cordless 10mm Drill Driver Keyless Chuck Var Speed + Torch + Case + 2 Batts 1.3ah
Compact lightweight (1.4kg) design 9.6v drill driver.
High /low speed metal gearbox.
10mm maximum in steel, 21mm in wood.
Two 1.3Ah batteries, charger,
keyless chuck and carrying case.
And Torch
http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=124294
Fantastic price for this drill, £99 in my local B&Q without the tourch! I have ordered one!
Makita 6260DWPle 9.6v Cordless 10mm Drill Driver Keyless Chuck Var Speed + Torch + Case + 2 Batts 1.3ah
Compact lightweight (1.4kg) design 9.6v drill driver.
High /low speed metal gearbox.
10mm maximum in steel, 21mm in wood.
Two 1.3Ah batteries, charger,
keyless chuck and carrying case.
And Torch
http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=124294
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I no little about drills only that this make is meant to be good, is this okay from DIY and am I right in saying it isnt a hammer drill0
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This isnt a hammer drill however it will be suitable for most general DIY work.0
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Okay thanks we go through drills like hot meals. We have a cheapo Argos hammer and battery last about 8 holes and runs out. We got Tesco hammer corded and that lasted 1 day and binned the end kept falling off cheap and nasty drill
Thats why we want a decent hammer drill but dont want to pay mega bucks looking for a corded one as they tend to be cheaper. We have a couple of drill drivers but no good for plugs in walls0 -
I've had this drill for a few years now, I had the same deal with the torch, This is a screwdriving drill only in my book, maybe drill a few small holes in wood if you are desperate.
Good drill though, use mine all the time and the torch.Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0 -
Electric drills are always going to be better for drilling concrete unless you spend lots of money on a decent cordless.
Maybe you should consider a SDS drill is you drill lots of hard material.
I have had a Makita drill for 5 years now and has been in use daily.
Both batteries now require replacment however buying a whole new drill works out cheaper then buying replacement batteries! (especially @ this price!)0
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