18v cordlessdrill set

crazy_chick_573

i bought my dad a makita (one of the best brands available) 18v cordless drill from screwfix for £100. It seems a lot but i did get a free 100 bit set with it and it is very very good quality. also available at b&q.

josh1234

this is the best drill in the world nevermind 50 quid at baq et ursells this one

http://www.toolmix.com/browse/product.asp?gid=1813&pid=76121

stphnstevey

Depends whether you use a drill everyday or once a month. This is ok for the odd use. Obviously if your looking for one for more professional use you'll have to buy a professional one. However it's not particularly cheap, most basic drills are around this price, give or take £5.

mdbs

josh1234 wrote: »

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........

Anyone with a brain knows buying CHEAP is not allways a bargain. Rubbish is rubbish what ever the cost.

Buying a good quality product at a good price IS MONEYSAVING.

AT £13.00 or what ever, it is going to be rubbish. Fact. Far better to buy a smaller voltage "proper" make for £30 or £40. At least it will still be working in 2 years time

savemoney

I bought a Tesco value drill last year, it didnt even work for one application. So I agree you pay peanuts you get rubbish, thankfully only lost a fiver or so but lesson learnt

The chuck keep working loose found out a screw was holding the chuck mounting but every time you used the drill it would come loose

VIJAY_FROM_KENT

savemoney wrote: »

I bought a Tesco value drill last year, it didnt even work for one application. So I agree you pay peanuts you get rubbish, thankfully only lost a fiver or so but lesson learnt

The chuck keep working loose found out a screw was holding the chuck mounting but every time you used the drill it would come loose

If it didnt work after 1 use, why didnt you just return it for a refund?

savemoney

Because I did it online and it would mean a phone call/email then send it back

VIJAY_FROM_KENT

savemoney wrote: »

Because I did it online and it would mean a phone call/email then send it back

Surely its worth the time sending an email...? Oh well your choice

savemoney

I could have but there I would have to send it back in post which obviously costs, might of got it free didnt have tesco direct in my store then only online