Cordless screw drill

torrevieja

Just for a few screws around house bit of fencing

Can you recommend a good solid one seen a Goodyear 14. 4v ?

Any help appreciated

colm_mcm

Get one with 2 gears for more torque.

dodzy

torrevieja wrote: »

Just for a few screws around house bit of fencing

Can you recommend a good solid one seen a Goodyear 14. 4v ?

Any help appreciated

B&Q. Makita or dewalt. 120€ approx.

torrevieja

What make of ones have two gears

the_pen_turner

torrevieja wrote: »

What make of ones have two gears

anything decent

the_pen_turner

buy a decent drill and you will have it years

colm_mcm

torrevieja wrote: »

What make of ones have two gears

Many brands do, the cheapest versions of most brands often don't have it though

Steve

Lidl have a cheap one on Monday 6th. €40.

http://www.lidl.ie/en/Offers.htm?action=showDetail&id=52358

You get what you pay for but it would be fine for occasional use.

torrevieja

Just one bit with it ?

How powerful is it ?

Just the one battery

torrevieja

When looking at the specifications how do U know if it has two gears ?

And what V should I jo hit 14.4v. UpwArds?

cletus

The specs will usually list if it has 2 gears.

Re the lidl drill, its probably fine for occasional use, their tools tend to be better than the cheap offerings from other diy stores

You dont usually get sets of bits anyway, so you'll need to pick up the appropriate accessories

It would be common enough to only get 1 battery, especially with the cheaper versions of brand tools. You could probably buy anither battery online for it, but it'll probably cost the same as the drill

Re power, it says max 16v, but i think thats marketing ****, it's most likely 14.4v, although I'm open to correction there.

Dunno what your last question was

listermint

Buy this OP

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-PSB-1800-LI-2-Lithium-Ion/dp/B00L3XK06C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488710557&sr=8-1&keywords=bosch+psb+18+li-2


You will be sorted for years with it


then close the thread

torrevieja

Ordered how do I close thread

torrevieja

Ordered how do I close thread

fred funk }{

torrevieja wrote: »

Ordered how do I close thread

You can't close the thread. Maybe come back when you get your drill and let others know what you think of it and if you'd recommend it.

torrevieja

Will do

pete62

They can be a bit expensive for a one off job. Better to buy a good screwdriver. One with a good handle and length will give you good pressure while working.

dodzy

pete62 wrote: »

They can be a bit expensive for a one off job. Better to buy a good screwdriver. One with a good handle and length will give you good pressure while working.

A screwdriver? In this day & age. Not a chance.

FMG

listermint wrote: »

Buy this OP

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-PSB-1800-LI-2-Lithium-Ion/dp/B00L3XK06C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488710557&sr=8-1&keywords=bosch+psb+18+li-2


You will be sorted for years with it


then close the thread

Was about to buy a battery for a Dewalt XRP but for this might be a better deal and with 2 batteries, well spotted.

torrevieja

FMG wrote: »

Was about to buy a battery for a Dewalt XRP but for this might be a better deal and with 2 batteries, well spotted.

Considering its 179 euro in Woodies i think they may have 20% discount still dearrrrrrrrrrrrr