My mistake. It was £69.99 in the Black Friday deals that's why. Come up at £89.99 now when I collected but was over riden to £69.99 as I reserved it for that price.
oldskooltattoosuk
3 Dec 15#25
I reserved one and it's ready for collection now. Just had another browse at it and it seems to have gone up to £89.99? Unless I'm wrong.
Smartguy1
2 Dec 15#24
They usually have these at the end of the aisles in B & Q so you may pick one up next time.
You can also buy the Stanley 100 drill piece set for half price - £19.99 :-)
Smartguy1 to sabir
1 Dec 15#20
I got mine for £9.99 following the glitch on Homebase website. Its ok for £9.99 but not worth £19.99. For that money you're better off getting the Makita one from B & Q for £19.99
the123oracle
30 Nov 151#18
Amazing drill. Didn't miss a beat when I spent the day building garden planters. 200+ 15cm screws and the battery still wasn't empty. I have had a couple of rums but its still my favourite tool at the moment, and being yellow really stands out when you have a floor full of tools and your knackered.
prodrive305
30 Nov 15#17
fantastic drill i bought one a few weeks ago for £85
billysally208
30 Nov 151#16
What a load of rubbish - 18 volt will easily drill into any kind of brick or stone as long as you use a decent sharp carbide tipped drill - I've just bought my second one of these drills and prefer to use them instead of my 18 volt Dewalt combi drill.
DealBeast23
30 Nov 15#15
I bought this last week for £75 at Argos, it's an amazing drill for the price. As for drilling through bricks, I have just used it for solid bricks and it powered through them. just remember to keep moving the dust out of it. The drill didn't even start to slow down.
stevieclose
30 Nov 15#14
had this drill for year and half, Great wee drill.
Smartguy1
29 Nov 15#13
My Ryobi 18v will drill brick. Only problem with the ryobi is the hammer action can work the drill bit loose. The SDS versions are better even at 18v.
sme24185
29 Nov 15#6
Silly questions, but will this drill into red and blue brick ok? Would it replace my electric drill? I used to have a 24v or 30v and that did but unsure if 18v will? Thanks
mattbrfc to sme24185
29 Nov 15#11
18v will probably struggle to drill in most brick unless it's grey breeze block. I have a 24v and sometimes have to get the 110v one out the van for some things
elvisshouldplayska to sme24185
29 Nov 15#12
Will drill in red and blue brick no problem
fatdude
29 Nov 15#10
got this when homebase were selling for the same price some months back. love this drill. i do some major diy and have found it to be more than powerful!
Matt-C
29 Nov 15#9
Collected this today and just been using it p, seems very good for the money
Ordered Friday and was told on Saturday afternoon, after it didn't arrive, that it was out of stock so delivery would be 5 days or so, or I could reserve and collect from a local store, which I did.
sofiasar
29 Nov 15#8
I bought this and love it !
fast as a Lamborghini :wink:
jumbosausage
29 Nov 151#7
Got this drill last year. Great for the average DIYer. Not much out there better for the cash.
Alg999
29 Nov 15#5
Also at Homebase for the same price.
mxer450
29 Nov 15#4
Love mine, hasn't missed a beat in the last 6 months...best drill ever!!
leeeastham
26 Nov 15#3
About to return mine due to offset chuck issue. Good driver otherwise, plenty of use between charges and quick charge time.
Dragon32
26 Nov 15#2
Top banana!
MrWani
26 Nov 15#1
Looks like a great deal. Batteries are a decent 2ah and gets rave reviews.
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Ordered Friday and was told on Saturday afternoon, after it didn't arrive, that it was out of stock so delivery would be 5 days or so, or I could reserve and collect from a local store, which I did.
fast as a Lamborghini :wink: