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Sub £100 combi drill for DIY beginner

noclaf · 2019-05-14 14:44:27

As above really, looking to 'invest' in a drill which is durable and can be used for a range for DIY jobs..mainly inside the house but something that can handle masonry too on the outside of house/in garage etc I always thought Bosch were the be all and everything but with so many other brands now it's paralysis by…

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kerri_gt Posts: 11,202 Forumite

19 May 2019 at 9:18AM

Meant to say, if you go to somewhere like B&Q, go round to their trade counter. The drill I particularly wanted was not with the Retail display it was on the Trade counter. The Retail sets looked the same but didn't have quite as powerful a battery as the Trade one which was the same price.
No need to have any Trade card / proof to get it....or at least I didn't.

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