If you're asking that, do you think you should be drilling holes in stuff?

I do a lot of building work and at this price for a l-ion drill, I bought 3 as it's normally £35 minimum. Thought I would share.

Thanks for the heads up - bought one.

Thank you, ordered 1

Not brilliant but I've got three similar. Use one for pilot holes, one to bore out and a third to drive the screws in. Much quicker than changing bits

3 - 5 hour charging time puts me off.

What drill bits are recommended for this drill?

ADD £14.01 if you live in Northern Ireland, I imagine similar if you live further out in the UK

Thanks Good price.

ordered thanks

Thanks tdogg, brought one.
regards.

how is this in comparison with bosch/makita etc?

need it for house work only. not a pro or a builder

40 sold since i posted last night. Still plenty of stock by the look of it.

so tdogg, how good is it then compared to other drills?

You're costing me a fortune; just bought another; Thanks though !

The Batterys got to be worth the price !

This or the Fatmax at Homebase?

Useless tool.

Hot for price only!!

Thanks, would these bits be OK?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B002UHKARY?cache=fd947f625c8ecf6873a2fbf8c72ebb78&pi=SY200_QL40&qid=1403275750&sr=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1

buy this and buy yourself and buy an 18v or corded and try them out. 14v is for woof and plaster only. Useless tool for anything else

buy this and buy yourself and buy an 18v or corded and try them out. 14v is for woof and plaster only. Useless tool for anything else

I think it will be fine; you see I dont have to drill any Woof & I already have a corded.

I think you will find you will be pleasently surprised.

£9 quid postage take it up.

Can someone confirm it(14V) wont drill through walls?

There is always a start to amateur DIY :smiley:

Bought! Not sure how good it will be but for that price I'll give it a go.

Yes perfect.

It will not do a good job of concrete or brick. If it does do it expect to have you charge. the batteries after each hole.[/quote

Translation into English anyone

If any of you are into car detailing, this would make a good sun-gun / swirl spotter.

Link

£14.01 P&P!!! What is it packed in, fivers?

Had one for ages and love it, great purchase at full price. Have a makita too, as a DIY'er I was impressed and use it for the messier stuff.

It will not drill easily into concrete or brick walls.

It will struggle and will wear out the battery after each hole, IF it manages it, so expect to charge the battery potentially after each one ?

:stuck_out_tongue:

Perfect timing, 1 of my 2 batteries in my Makita 14.4v doesn't charge anymore, will buy this instead of shelling out £50 or so on a 2nd battery.

Allways handy having 2 smaller drills like this for multi-tasking, as has been said earlier, 1 with drill bit and 1 with screwdriver bit, saves changing bits, especially handy when building flat pack furniture.

Heat.

I got this drill in march it lasted 2 months before the keyless chuck broke

Unless I'm not seeing it in the image or description, this doesn't appear to have hammer action (i.e. it's rotational only).
Can anyone confirm, please? :confused:

now - Price:£22.50

Once you buy it now and put in your post code it pops up with this postage. I put my brothers Southampton address and it was free delivery but not for me, I would have liked 2, drill and driver :-(

Draper 14.4V Cordless Drill - 36018
Price: Was £30.00 Now £20.00
Save £10

Features:
Variable speed control
20 position torque control
Forward/reverse facility
10mm keyless chuck
Double ended screwdriver bit
Anti-slip soft grip handle and 3-5 hour charger
Black and Yellow
14.4V
1 double-ended screwdriver bit
14.4v battery pack
230V AC adaptor
3-5 hour charger
2 Years parts guarantee
Dimensions:
9.2 x 25.3 x 32.5cm
Weight:
2.855Kg

Caution may not be a Li-ion battery.

Think your right

second post:-
the end part "get a li-ion."

I don't see it anywhere, is this variable speed or just stop and go?

Got mine today. Have to say they are well worth the cash. Pleased with it.

Hi I am a DIY amateur, could you tell me if this Draper drill is any good to drill holes in a brick wall? If not then what is it most suited for? Many thanks in advance.

Reviews

"I operate a furniture home delivery operation and this item is superb. compact with good torque settings it helps my teams assemble items fast and efficiently. the battery holds it charge all day and the little light on it helps you in those awkward dark corners ensure you get the screw and not the wood.only drawback is it comes with only one battery, so you have no spare. i would recommend it to anyone who wants a good product at a very good price"

"I have researched cordless drills for DIY and I found this one for a bargin price. I collected it within 2 days from local ASDA store. Drill looks well made. I am quite happy with it. I hope will last long and serve well. This year I have a lot of jobs in the garden and kitchen where it will be necessary. The other drills from internet and local DIY shops cost much more and I am not sure that for small jobs at home and about, they are worth paying more. The time will show. At the moment I am quite happy with this product and I can recommend it to other home owners who need to do some small fixings at home."

still haven't charged mine and still going strong (don't use much, but it gets used)