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is this drill good or no?

LindseyM
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Hiya,
Just looking for a bit of advice really.
I'm a keen DIY'er and I have this c rappy cordless drill that is no more than a glorified elec screwdriver, so I want to get a nice powerful corded one. Lidl have one for £39.99 but not being a drill buff, i don't know if it's good or not
- any advice please....?
http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20070802.p.SDS_Hammer_Drill.ar8
Many thanks
Linds
Just looking for a bit of advice really.
I'm a keen DIY'er and I have this c rappy cordless drill that is no more than a glorified elec screwdriver, so I want to get a nice powerful corded one. Lidl have one for £39.99 but not being a drill buff, i don't know if it's good or not

http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20070802.p.SDS_Hammer_Drill.ar8
Many thanks
Linds

Official DFW Nerd no: 563 - Proud to be dealing with my debts
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hiya
i cant see the product you mean but as a general rule more power means better drilling- i have a 21v cordless and it gets through most stuff.
its best usually to go for a good make too- bosch are ok, dewalt are fabulous and all my skil stuff is excellent. but people have very different opinions on brands. maybe have a look at screwfix direct- they are reasonably priced and have a great range. 'which?' i think have stuff about brand reliabilty and performance for extra advice (spot the nerd...)
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Linds, unfortunately the drill in question is a Lidl Regional Offer, so most of us will not be able to see the link.0
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Linds, unfortunately the drill in question is a Lidl Regional Offer, so most of us will not be able to see the link.
ah.....ok, thanks inactive - see if this works:
and here's the blurb:
SDS Hammer Drill
Powerful 1010 watt
Max. speed: 0 - 1,100/min
Forward and reverse with safety clutch
13mm keyless chuck
360° adjustable chiselling position
Multi-position front handle with depth stop
Supplied in a sturdy carry case with 50g lubricant and 4m mains cable
3 year manufacturer's warranty
Price per item
thanks again all
LindsOfficial DFW Nerd no: 563 - Proud to be dealing with my debts:j0 -
Thanks Linds.;)
It looks fine to me.0 -
Marvellous, off to buy it then (that's if they've got any left after all my um'n and ah'n over it!! :rolleyes: )
LindsOfficial DFW Nerd no: 563 - Proud to be dealing with my debts:j0 -
Im not keen on the keyless chuck as i find the drill bit invariably slips. Power is good and ive never used a chiselling drill so wouldnt know what to expect.
I have a JCB 1010W and a 19v cordless and am very pleased with both (cost about £60 for both from makro)Smile and be happy, things can usually get worse!0
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