Worx SDS Cordless Drill, any experience?

Villan11

Am looking at getting a SDS Corless drill on a very tight budget. Currently looking at second hand ones and came across this, but don't know the brand and am hoping someone here might have had some experience with them.

Thanks in advance.

http://www.adverts.ie/machinery-tools/works-combi-set/2636479

dodzy

Villan11 wrote: »

Am looking at getting a SDS Corless drill on a very tight budget. Currently looking at second hand ones and came across this, but don't know the brand and am hoping someone here might have had some experience with them.

Thanks in advance.

http://www.adverts.ie/machinery-tools/works-combi-set/2636479

As with all sds tools, you get what you pay for. Personally, I'd bypass this as the other bits are not required and look at an2nd hand, better model. You'll get one on adverts if you up your budget a little, not much.

slpower01

Villan11 wrote: »

Am looking at getting a SDS Corless drill on a very tight budget. Currently looking at second hand ones and came across this, but don't know the brand and am hoping someone here might have had some experience with them.

Thanks in advance.

http://www.adverts.ie/machinery-tools/works-combi-set/2636479

Is there any special need for it to he cordless, because money wise you'd get a lot more power for cheaper with a corded model. For cheapness you should check out the evolution sds drill think the model is "sds400" or something, now its not amazingly powerful but I picked up one up for like £70 as a spare and its fine for what it does, comes in a case with 3 drill bit and 2 chisels and also available in 110v if its needed for site work.

650gs

This is what you want http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/tools/4563024 this is top of the range I have two of them nearly 8 years, used every other day and still going strong, and they have the quickest recharge of any drill at 7min amazing and really strong