Slept on it, and ill just get the combi drill that @dlockers posted first
ill get it via amazon unless theres a code for the ebay one?
ill get it via amazon unless theres a code for the ebay one?
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Which electric screwdriver (not drills)
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Don
I don't think the price can be beat for that 12V Bosch kit https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-GSB-120-Professional-Batteries/dp/B01N4PT3ST?th=1
Whilst I think an 18v is always more flexible going forward, I was surprised at how many other tools are the Bosch 12V range:
www.bosch-professional.com
Whilst I think an 18v is always more flexible going forward, I was surprised at how many other tools are the Bosch 12V range:
12V system Cordless tools
12V system | The 12V rechargeable battery system from Bosch Professional convinces with maximum power, minimum weight and perfect handling. These lightweight and easy-to-use tools are ideal for professionals looking for the perfect balance between versatility and performance.
Ordered, thanks all
Much appreciated
Same one as above
Much appreciated
Same one as above
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Soldato
I am on my second one at work (I believe its the 10.8v one) and it has built probably a couple of thousand workstations. I recently purchased this one for home tho and its almost as good as my 18v Black and Decker Hammer drill.
How about this one? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013PTO...49e0c8f54&ref_=sspa_dk_rhf_search_pt_sub&th=1
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I'd buy it just for the colour
Man of Honour
I can't live without an impact driver, one of the most useful tools ever.
They are great but you don't really want to be using one for putting some chipboard flat pack together.
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They are great but you don't really want to be using one for putting some chipboard flat pack together.
Impact wrench for that
I have the Bosch IXO early version, and the wife bought the in-laws the modern version (3 of them lol) for about £50 for secret Santa. Including the iso with the captive bit selector and all the new ixo are USB charging. Only issue is - they don't stop so if you over torque it can mash the heads or break the screw etc. The mini drill does have that. This is why for basic stuff then I can use the ixo (get a eurbaur hex screw bit set) otherwise the old combi-drill comes out and the torque limit gets set (useful for flatpack).
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combi drill has arrived, seems good to me
not used it with any bits in as of yet, like the variation trigger to keep speed down
not used it with any bits in as of yet, like the variation trigger to keep speed down
Soldato
I've had a Bosch like that (probably an older version) for years and it's been great. Standard bits and extensions etc. used it loads
Replace your pz2 before it rounds something offNobody mentioned to get a bit set
Well I've got this , which I bought years ago, it was dirt cheap so I'll use these bits
well noticed !
so if i replace those and get a new pack
not sure what to get
this one keeps popping up on my feed though
not sure what to get
this one keeps popping up on my feed though
This is the one I've had for several years and it has outlived a much newer Milwaukee and "other" kind of DeWalt kit.so if i replace those and get a new pack
not sure what to get
this one keeps popping up on my feed though
Erbauer 1/4" Hex Shank Mixed Impact Screwdriver Bit Set 32 Pcs - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Forged tip for greater impact resistance and a longer lifetime. Specially designed for use with impact drivers. Supplied in a handy box. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.
I (over) researched cordless screwdrivers for ages and ended up with the one linked below from Bosch - its been great for the couple of years I've had it so far.