ScrewFix Ireland

Cantona's Collars · 14-10-2014 2:06pm #1

ScrewFix now have an Irish website,there's a few bargains to be had there.Shipping is free on orders over €75.

They have a Hitachi 18V LiOn cordless drill for €99,it's £99 on their UK site.

Use IRELAND10 on checkout for €10 discount on orders over €100

Perhaps pick up 1000 screws to go with the new drill to bring the total to over €100. http://www.ie.screwfix.com/flat-head-carcass-screws-8-x-1-pk1000-fc28d0.html

Gabico · 14-10-2014 2:36pm

code IRELAND5 for 5E off.

Cantona's Collars · 14-10-2014 2:41pm

Gabico wrote: »

code IRELAND5 for 5E off.

Now I get a code:(,just after placing an order within the last hour.

slave1 · 14-10-2014 2:51pm

Ordered some stuff off them last week and on it's way via GLS from the UK at the minute, good prices but like all websites you need to shop around as the odd bit here and there is cheaper elsewhere, got this baby for €135 delivered...

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keithclancy · 14-10-2014 3:14pm

zerks wrote: »

ScrewFix now have an Irish website,there's a few bargains to be had there.Shipping is free on orders over €75.

They have a Hitachi 18V LiOn cordless drill for €99,it's £99 on their UK site.

Gah ... RIP off .. thats a terrible exchange rate .... :pac::pac:

rtfm · 14-10-2014 3:51pm

Chanced my arm - ireland10 gives you a tenner off.

whiteshorts · 14-10-2014 4:26pm

ireland10 is only giving me 10% off?

VeVeX · 14-10-2014 4:43pm

whiteshorts wrote: »

ireland10 is only giving me 10% off?

Spend €100 and it'll give you €10 off

wexie · 14-10-2014 5:21pm

certainly some good stuff there, just want to point out that Screwfix.co.uk deliver to Ireland for free for orders over 100 pounds

wexie · 14-10-2014 5:22pm

slave1 wrote: »

Ordered some stuff off them last week and on it's way via GLS from the UK at the minute, good prices but like all websites you need to shop around as the odd bit here and there is cheaper elsewhere, got this baby for €135 delivered...

that's a cracking price, you'd pay that for the batteries and charger

slave1 · 14-10-2014 5:41pm

wexie wrote: »

that's a cracking price, you'd pay that for the batteries and charger

Ya, well happy, I've burnt through two cordless in doing home renovation this past year so looking forward to using them, just arrived in Dublin so hopefully I can use tomorrow to install new extractor unit in attic, sad me

honda boi · 14-10-2014 9:49pm

slave1 wrote: »

Ordered some stuff off them last week and on it's way via GLS from the UK at the minute, good prices but like all websites you need to shop around as the odd bit here and there is cheaper elsewhere, got this baby for €135 delivered...

Lad in work has one of these,and there some piece of kit.

septicsac · 14-10-2014 10:33pm

Nice 1, been on the look out for a new drill for round the house, since the last one packed up. With the ireland 1o the hitachi for 89 yoyos will do just fine, thanks OP

cerastes · 14-10-2014 10:41pm

Hows the hitachi compared to the dewalt?

Cantona's Collars · 15-10-2014 1:01am

cerastes wrote: »

Hows the hitachi compared to the dewalt?

The DeWalt has 2 batteries.Other than that there's not much difference.Some swear by one brand over another.

BTW the Stanley Fatmax is a DeWalt rebranded.I picked up one in Argos recently for €150.It was €99 last week.

EDIT: Just noticed that the Hitachi has 2 batteries- that's a great price for that drill.

vicwatson · 15-10-2014 8:24am

zerks wrote: »

Now I get a code:(,just after placing an order within the last hour.

Cancel/reorder Zerks?

moodrater · 15-10-2014 10:02am

cerastes wrote: »

Hows the hitachi compared to the dewalt?

I have the hitachi for a couple of years, local furniture factory uses them too. Only complaint is the casing of the drill is a little flexible but thats probably and asset when you drop it off the ladder

zerks wrote: »

The DeWalt has 2 batteries.

Assuming we're looking at the same one the hitachi has 2 as well, slightly higher rating 1.5ah vs 1.3ah and shorter charge time 40mins vs dewalt 1hr. Ah specs are subject to diddling by manufacturer so there might be nothing in it in the real world.

Cantona's Collars · 15-10-2014 2:57pm

moodrater wrote: »

I have the hitachi for a couple of years, local furniture factory uses them too. Only complaint is the casing of the drill is a little flexible but thats probably and asset when you drop it off the ladder

Assuming we're looking at the same one the hitachi has 2 as well, slightly higher rating 1.5ah vs 1.3ah and shorter charge time 40mins vs dewalt 1hr. Ah specs are subject to diddling by manufacturer so there might be nothing in it in the real world.

Yeah,just edited my post when I spotted that the Hitachi has 2 batteries.

Cantona's Collars · 15-10-2014 2:58pm

vicwatson wrote: »

Cancel/reorder Zerks?

It's already been shipped - jaysus they are fast.Anyhow for the price,I can't complain.

JOSman · 15-10-2014 4:00pm

Gone up to €150.99 now.

mint man · 15-10-2014 7:39pm

JOSman wrote: »

Gone up to €150.99 now.

no its not

GottaGetGatt · 15-10-2014 7:52pm

mint man wrote: »

no its not

Showing 150 for me

mint man · 15-10-2014 7:58pm

GottaGetGatt wrote: »

Showing 150 for me

http://www.ie.screwfix.com/hitachi-dv18dsfl-jc-18v-1-5ah-li-lon-cordless-combi-drill.html

i presume this is the one .
ive ordered this for 89 this morning

GottaGetGatt · 15-10-2014 8:28pm

the discount codes isnt working
NEVER MIND its IRELAND10

the 3.0ah batterys are for nothing €63 for the hitachi's

Invincible · 15-10-2014 10:51pm

mint man wrote: »

http://www.ie.screwfix.com/hitachi-dv18dsfl-jc-18v-1-5ah-li-lon-cordless-combi-drill.html

i presume this is the one .
ive ordered this for 89 this morning

No, he means the DeWalt is gone up to €150.99 now.

AlanS181824 · 16-10-2014 3:38am

I'm sure Dad will be delighted.

Thanks OP!

mint man · 16-10-2014 10:38am

Invincible wrote: »

No, he means the DeWalt is gone up to €150.99 now.

:rolleyes:that was the price .. then you use code for the discount

GottaGetGatt · 16-10-2014 1:52pm

Anyone get a dispatch email yet?

slave1 · 16-10-2014 4:38pm

cerastes wrote: »

Hows the hitachi compared to the dewalt?

Dewalt also comes with a 3 year warranty...

The lips · 16-10-2014 6:58pm

slave1 wrote: »

Dewalt also comes with a 3 year warranty...

The DeWalt has only one year warranty.

You will be unable to register it for the 3 years manufacturers warranty.
That is what screwfix customer service told me.

I was considering returning me Argos/Stanley drill from last week and ordering this.

I will stick with the Stanley Fatmax 3 year warranty.

Access · 16-10-2014 9:11pm

Im delighted to see screwfix now shipping here.

I hope it becomes the tool version of amazon... its badly needed here.

Builders providers around here and even the likes of McQuillan Tools in blanchardstown have always been that good bit more expensive then our UK/NI neighbours on tools/powertools in Ireland.

Origo - who do Stihl and Bosch, tucks o brien - who do Makita and even McQuillan wholesale who do a lot of other brands including Hitachi will now face a decent bit of competition hopefully.

wexie · 16-10-2014 10:53pm

Access wrote: »

Im delighted to see screwfix now shipping here.

I hope it becomes the tool version of amazon... its badly needed here.

Builders providers around here and even the likes of McQuillan Tools in blanchardstown have always been that good bit more expensive then our UK/NI neighbours on tools/powertools in Ireland.

Origo - who do Stihl and Bosch, tucks o brien - who do Makita and even McQuillan wholesale who do a lot of other brands including Hitachi will now face a decent bit of competition hopefully.

Screwfix have always shipped here, free shipping to Ireland for orders over 100 pounds.....(lots of stuff still cheaper on the .com site and certainly a much much larger choice)

Invincible · 16-10-2014 11:34pm

mint man wrote: »

:rolleyes:that was the price .. then you use code for the discount

You're wrong again, read post #4 :rolleyes:

slave1 · 17-10-2014 9:11am

The lips wrote: »

...The DeWalt has only one year warranty.
You will be unable to register it for the 3 years manufacturers warranty.
That is what screwfix customer service told me...

I registered mine for the 3 year warranty online yesterday without issue, it's an EU wide offer...www.dewalt.eu/3

GottaGetGatt · 17-10-2014 12:07pm

Still haven't gotten a dispatch email, anyone else ?

Cantona's Collars · 17-10-2014 12:10pm

GottaGetGatt wrote: »

Still haven't gotten a dispatch email, anyone else ?

My stuff arrived this morning,they are bang on with the 3 day delivery time.

slave1 · 17-10-2014 12:24pm

GottaGetGatt wrote: »

Still haven't gotten a dispatch email, anyone else ?

You need to email them to get the tracking number, it's GLS UK

mint man · 17-10-2014 8:15pm

Invincible wrote: »

You're wrong again, read post #4 :rolleyes:

no, i clicked that link when it was posted and at that time it was 150 :rolleyes::rolleyes:

bungaro79 · 20-10-2014 5:56pm

3 batteries with this drill on amazon for £99, are they more or less the same bar the amount of batteries??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hitachi-DV18DVC2-JD-Cordless-Impact/dp/B00AIKOA30/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413822990&sr=8-1&keywords=hitachi+combi+drill#productDetails

Hootanany · 20-10-2014 6:42pm

They are selling all these drills cheap as the brushless technology is coming in :cool:

bungaro79 · 20-10-2014 6:48pm

Hootanany wrote: »

They are selling all these drills cheap as the brushless technology is coming in :cool:

would you buy one of these at a cheaper price hootanany or would you wait for the brushless ones to come out (which will be a lot dearer no doubt)??

slave1 · 20-10-2014 8:01pm

bungaro79 wrote: »

3 batteries with this drill on amazon for £99, are they more or less the same bar the amount of batteries??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hitachi-DV18DVC2-JD-Cordless-Impact/dp/B00AIKOA30/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413822990&sr=8-1&keywords=hitachi+combi+drill#productDetails

Those are Ni-cad batteries, ones with the DeWalt are Li-ion

Hootanany · 24-10-2014 3:35pm

bungaro79 wrote: »

would you buy one of these at a cheaper price hootanany or would you wait for the brushless ones to come out (which will be a lot dearer no doubt)??

If its for DIY go with that one for proffesionals go for a Hilti

corkpacman · 14-12-2014 7:42pm

Had an email from these on friday but only read it today, you can get €10 off if you spend €50 until midnight tonight, the code is return10 - got myself some sockets and a makita i'd had my eye on for a while. hope it helps someone else in the limited time.

sidcon · 14-12-2014 8:52pm

corkpacman wrote: »

Had an email from these on friday but only read it today, you can get €10 off if you spend €50 until midnight tonight, the code is return10 - got myself some sockets and a makita i'd had my eye on for a while. hope it helps someone else in the limited time.

Cheers used against a drill I was looking at

rman2727 · 15-12-2014 12:17am

Personally I think screwfix is not that great. I've been using Lawson-HIS for years and find them cheaper nearly everytime. Their website lets them down a bit as sometimes it can be difficult to find the item you're looking for. I recently purchased this Bosch 18v kit for £298 [about €376] + postage [roughly £13, but purchased other items to make up the 30kg package]. I'm VAT registered so only pay the nett figure. The same kit on screwfix here is €516.99 [€420 nett]. I know its only around €45 saving on one item, but if you're purchasing a lot of tools the savings are very worthwhile.

Their customer service is also very good. I purchased a cordless die grinder last year that was advertised with two batteries and I only received one. I contacted them about this and was told the online description was a mistake and the grinder only came with one battery, however they sent out another battery free of charge and corrected their online description.

[I'm not connected to this website in any way, just giving some honest feedback on a site I've used for many years].

corkpacman · 10-01-2015 7:57pm

I might be the only one buying regularly at screwfix here but I have just got another code through to my email - SALE10 - but only working if you buy €75 or more. Not in a position to buy that much before Monday but hope it helps someone again.

paddydriver · 10-01-2015 10:12pm

corkpacman wrote: »

I might be the only one buying regularly at screwfix here but I have just got another code through to my email - SALE10 - but only working if you buy €75 or more. Not in a position to buy that much before Monday but hope it helps someone again.

Thanks, got it in email too. I am going to get the below drill using it. Not a heavy user so figure this one will do the trick and replace my aging Ryobi that's dead everytime I pick it up.

http://www.ie.screwfix.com/hitachi-dv18dgl-jc-18v-1-5ah-li-ion-cordless-combi-drill.html

corkpacman · 11-01-2015 12:06pm

paddydriver wrote: »

Thanks, got it in email too. I am going to get the below drill using it. Not a heavy user so figure this one will do the trick and replace my aging Ryobi that's dead everytime I pick it up.

A good shout, I have this drill and think it's probably the best value for money at the moment - and that's coming from someone who has only used Makita in the past.

tommydd · 11-01-2015 11:13pm

Got the hitachi drill for 109.99, 10 euro of when you spend 75 using the sale10 discount code and 10 off when you spend 50

paddydriver · 12-01-2015 12:08am

tommydd wrote: »

Got the hitachi drill for 109.99, 10 euro of when you spend 75 using the sale10 discount code and 10 off when you spend 50

Ditto.. just on to post same. Was expecting the SALE10 to give me €10 off but before that they took off another €10. Good result!

Think its only good till midnight...

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