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Which drill would be best? Sets on offer in B&Q 14.4v or 18v
evilgoose
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Hello, I'm looking at a cordless drill for doing some rewire work on my house (i'm helping out my electrician).
I've got a corded SDS hammer drill so a heavy hammer action isn't vital.
B&Q have got two sets on sale at the moment. Both Makita and in plastic carry boxes.
One set consists of two drill/screwdriver with two batteries in a carry box 14.4v for £79
The other is an 18v Drill with something like a 60 piece accessory set. for £99
Is it worth going for the 18v or for the two drill set?
many thanks
I've got a corded SDS hammer drill so a heavy hammer action isn't vital.
B&Q have got two sets on sale at the moment. Both Makita and in plastic carry boxes.
One set consists of two drill/screwdriver with two batteries in a carry box 14.4v for £79
The other is an 18v Drill with something like a 60 piece accessory set. for £99
Is it worth going for the 18v or for the two drill set?
many thanks
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Do you really need the accessory set.???
You already have the corded SDS hammer drill.
On balance .. i would go for the £79 set0 -
See what offers screwfix are doing first. If you are just using it as a screwdriver id go with 14.4 but it will probably only have a 10mm chuck so if you want to use something like a hole saw you will need the 13mm chuck which will defo be on the 18v.0
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used them both in the past, the 18v will have more torque, 2 drills are handy if you want to use say, one with a drill bit and one with a screwdriver bit without having to swap0
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I'd get this one to be honest-
http://www.urlink.eu/50
delivered free to your door with free torch.
You can also go through quidco and get cash back, or often you can get a 10% off voucher if you have bought from them before.0
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