Nice price for this Bosch SDS drill which has great reviews too :)
Amazon £80
John Lewis £80
Argos £89.99
Wickes £99.99
Homebase £99.99
Hope it helps someone out..
Description:
Pneumatic Bosch hammer mechanism - high impact force in hard materials
Bosch SDS-plus - fast, tool-free accessory changes
Integrated chisel function with Vario-Lock - freely selectable work position of the chisel
Impact stop for drilling in metal and wood
Guarantee - 2 year
Technical specifications
Power output 550W
No load speed 2300rpm
Blows per minute 0-5800bpm
Impact energy 1.7J
Max masonry drilling capacity 20mm
Max metal drilling capacity 13mm
Max wood drilling capacity 30mm
Depth adjustment Depth stop
Rotation direction Forward and reverse
Clutch Safety clutch
Locking device Vario lock
Handle type Soft grip handle
Extra support handle Auxiliary handle
Switch type Lock on switch
Edit: was available for home delivery & C&C, now online & instore only
Top comments
themachman
28 Oct 153#2
tar penny :wink:
Latest comments (17)
baztek
30 Oct 15#17
Great deal, extra heat for the SD card tag!
SPUDtheDOG
29 Oct 15#16
1 left in bilston
melted
29 Oct 152#15
Would buy one if we didn't have a sds drill already, as it looks nice and compact and not too heavy. My dad own a 500 watt Wickes SDS drill (probably manufactured by AEG), It's more than man enough for most jobs, including sinking metal socket boxes, and our most of our walls are very tough and murder to drill with even a good non-pneumatic impact drill - I suspect the builders ran low on breeze blocks when they put up ours as there are lintels and really hard bricks used amongst the breeze blocks in the internal walls.
However, if you do want to use large core drills, or to break concrete then more power and SDS Max would be desirable. When I used it to break up a small area of concrete, it was hard going using chisels so I had to resort to using a sds drill bit to make lots of holes first, was awkward using a drill for that anyway as it is too low to the ground.
I used an early Bosch SDS drill in the 70s that my dad borrowed from a mate to put up a curtain rail because he didn't own a hammer drill, Fabulous bit of kit, drilled the lintel like it was made of soft cheese. Unfortunately we didn't realise that it wasn't your average impact drill, until time came to replace the rail, and his brand new impact drill couldn't drill deeper than the plaster.
notos
29 Oct 151#14
Had an earlier version of this type about 10 years ago. It was excellent and was quite capable of going through masonry when using decent quality bits. If Bosch are still making to them to the same standard then this is very good.
madman9
29 Oct 15#12
Just brought it for putting up shelves, so should be ok
OB1 to madman9
29 Oct 15#13
SDS hammer drill for putting up shelves?
RCUK
29 Oct 15#11
550w isnt that powerful, can get a vastly more powerful SDS drill from screwfix for less money and its a really good bit of kit.
Voted hot tho as price is excellent in comparison, and JL will price match as i looked at this deal last bank holiday but went for the titan from screwfix instead.
leon121
29 Oct 15#10
Great now I can drill everything
OB1
29 Oct 151#9
Before buying this make sure you understand what SDS is.....
This isn't a normal drill for normal drill and driver bits.
bayley26
29 Oct 15#8
Always wanted a bosch drill
bigcul1
29 Oct 15#7
No click and collect, no home delivery so it looks like a trip to the store which is a shame as quidco is 7%
cRuNcHiE
29 Oct 15#6
Is it just me, or does that drill look like a green AT-AT walking!!??
pennyfarthing88
28 Oct 15#5
Some sites monitor the hits more then others so could be a cookie issue however item is definitely in stock - might be worth new tab ordering ( not through this link on here ) I think that'll sort out any issues :wink:
Kulaak
28 Oct 15#4
Tested to details checkout page & says instock.
kanesurveys
28 Oct 15#3
Shows in stock, however Check out page says product not available :disappointed: anyone facing same issue?
Opening post
Amazon £80
John Lewis £80
Argos £89.99
Wickes £99.99
Homebase £99.99
Hope it helps someone out..
Description:
Pneumatic Bosch hammer mechanism - high impact force in hard materials
Bosch SDS-plus - fast, tool-free accessory changes
Integrated chisel function with Vario-Lock - freely selectable work position of the chisel
Impact stop for drilling in metal and wood
Guarantee - 2 year
Technical specifications
Power output 550W
No load speed 2300rpm
Blows per minute 0-5800bpm
Impact energy 1.7J
Max masonry drilling capacity 20mm
Max metal drilling capacity 13mm
Max wood drilling capacity 30mm
Depth adjustment Depth stop
Rotation direction Forward and reverse
Clutch Safety clutch
Locking device Vario lock
Handle type Soft grip handle
Extra support handle Auxiliary handle
Switch type Lock on switch
Edit: was available for home delivery & C&C, now online & instore only
Top comments
Latest comments (17)
However, if you do want to use large core drills, or to break concrete then more power and SDS Max would be desirable. When I used it to break up a small area of concrete, it was hard going using chisels so I had to resort to using a sds drill bit to make lots of holes first, was awkward using a drill for that anyway as it is too low to the ground.
I used an early Bosch SDS drill in the 70s that my dad borrowed from a mate to put up a curtain rail because he didn't own a hammer drill, Fabulous bit of kit, drilled the lintel like it was made of soft cheese. Unfortunately we didn't realise that it wasn't your average impact drill, until time came to replace the rail, and his brand new impact drill couldn't drill deeper than the plaster.
Voted hot tho as price is excellent in comparison, and JL will price match as i looked at this deal last bank holiday but went for the titan from screwfix instead.
This isn't a normal drill for normal drill and driver bits.