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24v Cordless Hammer Drill £14.99
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Essexdelboy
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Credit to Johnnys149 for this one.
Made by Challenger, which is no Black and Decker but still very good value for under £15
Comes with
· Hammer action.
· Variable speed 0-1150rpm.
· 13mm Keyless chuck.
· 15+1 torque setting.
· 1 Hour charger.
· Supplied in a carry case with 13 assorted accessories.
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=3151&productId=132354&clickfrom=name
Made by Challenger, which is no Black and Decker but still very good value for under £15
Comes with
· Hammer action.
· Variable speed 0-1150rpm.
· 13mm Keyless chuck.
· 15+1 torque setting.
· 1 Hour charger.
· Supplied in a carry case with 13 assorted accessories.
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=3151&productId=132354&clickfrom=name
Rock on MSE!!!
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sorry mate link dead also searched on site as I need one of these but could not find it???
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I found one try this link but it may go dead again - challenge drill0
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i have amended it thanks for pointing that out, not sure what went wrong thereRock on MSE!!!0
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Does anyone know if it is possible to buy spare batteries for the Challenge drills? I can't seem to find any at Argos or Ebay.
What happens when you are in the middle of a diy job & the battery runs out?
This looks great value but I really want a drill that has 2 batteries0 -
Is it not worth buying two drills? -- then you have a spare battery and a spare drillYOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING........
WHERE WOULD YOU KEEP IT!!!0 -
It may not be very good - this similar one made by Challenge has a rather poor review http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product_test/46420/cordless_drills.htmlThe cheapest drill on test came with 73 accessories in a multi-layer case. That's the good news - the bad news is everything else. The build quality of the case and the drill was poor - flashing around the handle of the tool had to be sanded down before use. Performance was disappointing, too. Despite the large-capacity battery, it struggled when screwdriving and still more when drilling.0
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I don't expect much for £15, can always take it back if its crap. I can't justify the expense of £80, for the tiny amount of drilling I'll be doing.0
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Rather than paying for 2 drills I would rather spend an extra £5 and get a drill with 2 years warranty & 2 batteries from Robert Dyas0
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