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cordless hammer drill-best one?
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My husbands a joiner and he reckons the panasonic ones are good.
He currently needs a replacement due the the 10 year+ old one being damaged by a careless work collegue. Does anyone know of any good sites I can get one of these on, and also a cashback site that covers powertools. Sorry to hijack this thread hope you don't think I'm being rude
Kindest Regards KBusy mum of 3, so if my posts don't make sense or ask a silly question be patient:rotfl:0 -
screwfix have an offer on a twin pack of Makita's - £129.99 unless my memory serves me wrong - two drill, 2 batteries case etc.0
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Thank you so much for all your help. I had spotted Screwfix were advertising a Makita drill. I must have a look at the Erbauer on there too. Also I will look at Challenge, Panasonic, Bosch and Ryobi as suggested.
Again, thank you so much for your advice. I'll let you know which one I pick and how I get on!0 -
The best is definately Panasonic & then Dewalt but really these are far too expensive for only doing diy. The best in my opinion for what you want it for is Black & Decker 18v Firestorm (try B&Q for price), i've used these professionally as a joiner & they are superb.......What if the Hokey Pokey really is what it's all about !!!0
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I been umming and rring for a corded hammer drill for ages, dont make a lot of holes but every time I do, my cordless hammer drill (challenge) has flat battery and when it is charged doesnt last long and I cant drill through brick
I bought a cheap Tesco corded drill last year that last 1 day and binned it0 -
Hi i'm a carpenter by trade.
Tip; don't buy any 3 speed models, even with the well know names.
I have used dewalt, makita, hilti & bosch for years.
My advice would be to buy a corded sds & just a cheep cordless drill driver for diy use. But if you can splash the cash buy makita with Li-ion batteries.0
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