Combi Drill/Driver
Discussion
It looks like my faithful Makita 12v has come to the end of the line after years of good service.
DeWalt have made a name for themselves since I last bought, should I be looking at them (or others) before I do the loyal thing and stick with Makita?
I had a quick look at Ryobi when I was last in B&Q but they felt nothing like as substantial as the one I've already got so discounting them.
Advice appreciated from those that know!
DeWalt have made a name for themselves since I last bought, should I be looking at them (or others) before I do the loyal thing and stick with Makita?
I had a quick look at Ryobi when I was last in B&Q but they felt nothing like as substantial as the one I've already got so discounting them.
Advice appreciated from those that know!
Thanks for all the advice.
I've got a big SDS mains drill/breaker plus a decent mains 'ordinary' one. The cordless is for convenience but does get used quite hard so I think the £300/£400 stuff whilst very attractive, is maybe more than I need.
This is the latest version of what I have currently (18v rather than 12v) at a shade over £200 with a couple of batteries at Screwfix so tucked in between budget and Pro levels.
Choice is endless though!
I've got a big SDS mains drill/breaker plus a decent mains 'ordinary' one. The cordless is for convenience but does get used quite hard so I think the £300/£400 stuff whilst very attractive, is maybe more than I need.
This is the latest version of what I have currently (18v rather than 12v) at a shade over £200 with a couple of batteries at Screwfix so tucked in between budget and Pro levels.
Choice is endless though!
annodomini2 said:
This is what I went for in the end.Picked it up yesterday and for the money, well worth a go. Physically not as big as old one but waltzed through first job of the day popping some holes in steel plate.
Thanks again everyone.
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