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18v cordlessdrill set
josh1234
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just seen this on woolys website probly instore aswell
http://www.woolworths.co.uk/web/jsp/product/index.jsp?pid=50943484&_requestid=125073
http://www.woolworths.co.uk/web/jsp/product/index.jsp?pid=50943484&_requestid=125073
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if its anything like the Sainsbury's one it'll be rubbish, underpowered and no strength. Battery lasts 5 minutes.
18v is fine but if the overall quality is poor, don't waste your money.
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So instead of this you are recommending.....................??laticsforlife wrote: »if its anything like the Sainsbury's one it'll be rubbish, underpowered and no strength. Battery lasts 5 minutes.
18v is fine but if the overall quality is poor, don't waste your money.
Banks - If they sold cars the wheels would come as 'extras':mad:0 -
Erbauer or similar from Screwfix, 2 year warranty, Jacobs chuck, strong, good battery life. I use one and I would buy another.0
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I had one given to me, after a couple of uses the reverse switch stopped working and the handle broke in two ( well a very large crack). Woolworths will not replace or refund on them as they say ' should have contacted them within three days of receiveing it and I must of used it badly':mad:0
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[quote=jak1962;12248339...I_must_of_used_it_badly'......:mad:[/quote]
ITYMTS.......must HAVE used it badly....0 -
yea go and pay 90 quid for a erbauer at screwfix......isnt this supposed to be a money saving site theres always gonna be a better alternative to whatevers posted on here but its price im interested in........0
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im sure you can get a power performance from b&q for about £50.00.
if you have any problems,they refund/swap product no problems.
also if you see something like for like at wollies that is at b 'n' q,than b n q will sell you it for 10% less."Do not let what you can't do interfere with what you can do."0 -
Worx power tools are good, got a few of them and find them to be excellent. Check out Argos. They were having a clearance on a lot of Worx power tools.0
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yea go and pay 90 quid for a erbauer at screwfix......isnt this supposed to be a money saving site theres always gonna be a better alternative to whatevers posted on here but its price im interested in........
If the item doesn't work then it's not a bargain, is it. The poster is quite right in saying that cheapo cordless drills are a waste of money because they won't work well on masonry and are prone to burn out and break. Cheap cordless screwdrivers can cope, but not drills.0 -
they do come with a 12 month guarantee so for 13 quid i will deffo be getting one nothing to loose.....0
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