shocking value, wholesalers do cheaper than that eg cef

TRADE

I think its not a bad price have some heat :-)

Although it's just a £10 saving it seems to be much cheaper than elsewhere for some reason (next cheapest I can find £166.91).

i thought they would be nationwide, as my local Is huge on dewalt in store and their prices are for trade and wholesale

190 did not even include VAT

anyone see's the dcf895 for less than £150 tool only or £250 with 2x4ah batts please post it :smiley: or in any combination set? they dont seem to wanna include their range topper in the deals :disappointed:

Quick search..... Tool only £145

my local had an 18v brushless with a 4.0ah for 99+vat thats why i said it! must have been a special offer to that specific store i do apologise

is this not the same as stanley fatmax with just a rebadging? argos were selling these for 74.99

have the 14v version of this... total powerhouse.

batteries alone are about £80 each so this has to be a good deal

Sadly the dewalt stuff ain't like it used to be!

it gets cheaper
http://pricespy.co.uk/product.php?p=2163879

id rather this
http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/power-tools/cordless-power-tools-drill-drivers-combi-drills-impact-drivers-angle-grinders-impact-wrenches/cordless-impact-drivers-cordless-impact-wrenches/bosch-gdx18v-licp-impact-wrench-2-18v-2ah-li-ion-batteries.html

Thanks for that, I hadn't run a search since Christmas, but for just a Fiver I'll stick with a local supplier, thanks all the same however :smiley:

No it does not

]No it does not[/quote]
o ye.
i didnt look at the price in the title just clicked the link which sells for £187.95

How does a battery powered impact driver work? I thought the whole point was you smacked an impact driver with a big hammer to give you a short sharp burst of power to get stubborn bolts/screws out etc?

If you interested I have Dewalt DCD795P2 brand new with 2x5ah batt. . . .Will sell for 200 plus delivery cost :-)

your link is for £187.95 how are you getting the £159.95 price?

I dont think that dewalts are are what they used to be anymore.
Here is a link to a makita impact with 1 x 3ah with a kit box and 22 minute charger £168 inc vat
makita impact

http://www.its.co.uk/pd/DTD146RFX-Makita-18v-Li-ion-Impact-Driver-1-x-3.0Ah-Battery-_MAKDTD146RFX.htm

Genuinely tipped my interest, nice price to be fair but I've just picked up the DCD995 so not really after a second drill its all the other stuff I'd like now... I'm also happy with 4Ah as the sweetspot between weight and power for what I need , although If the tool was right it wouldn't put me off :smiley:

[/quote]Genuinely tipped my interest, nice price to be fair but I've just picked up the DCD995 so not really after a second drill its all the other stuff I'd like now... I'm also happy with 4Ah as the sweetspot between weight and power for what I need , although If the tool was right it wouldn't put me off :smiley:[/quote]this was my Xmas present but I like my old one and this one is spare which I dont really need as got to many already :-)

[/quote]does it come with a case ? and if so T-stack? or DS150?[/quote]It comes with heavy duty carry case

​In general Dewalt is no good. You can't go wrong with Bosch (blue professional range) or Makita for site work. I use Festool myself for high end stuff.

K