DeWalt Cordless 18V Li-Ion Combi Drill with 1.3Ah Battery - £70 @ B&Q

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DeWalt Cordless 18V Li-Ion Combi Drill with 1.3Ah Battery @ B&Q £70.00

£70 B&Q1 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

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Kulaak

27 Dec 15

Technical specifications

Number of batteries 1 battery
Amp rating 1.3Ah
Voltage 18V
Battery type Li-ion
Battery charger Battery charger included
Charge time 1hour
No load speed 0-450/1500rpm
Blows per minute 0-7650/25500bpm
Torque settings 15
Max masonry drilling capacity 13mm
Max metal drilling capacity 13mm
Max wood drilling capacity 30mm
Chuck size 13mm
Locking device Automatic spindle lock
Gearbox Housing Metal
Braking Electric brake
Two speed settings, variable speed and reverse switch for maximum control
3 drill functions; Drill, hammer drill and screwdriver
Guarantee - 1 year

Latest comments (28)

phoni

28 Dec 15 1 #4

Blue bosch with 2 batteries for £100 or with one 3A battery from screwfix for £90 may be better (for more money, but you also get more).

Kulaak to phoni

28 Dec 15 #28

It's for people to make up their own minds. Depends on it's usage. I'd probably go for the Bosch, tho' I'm thinking lots of use.

Kulaak

28 Dec 15 #27

I'm pretty sure it's much the same as the more expensive 18V Dewalt's just that the price reflects in those as higher amperage batteries. This doesn't have to be seen for use solely (or even) for site builders.

smugjojo

28 Dec 15 #26

Ha ha. Try the power tools for beginners section, my friend.

smugjojo

28 Dec 15 1 #25

This Dewalt poseur It is a nasty pathetic little drill. Noddy and all his toy town friends like it though. :smiley:

Kulaak

28 Dec 15 #24

I'll eat my Toblerone if this offer comes back anytime soon :stuck_out_tongue:

smugjojo

28 Dec 15 #19

Why is this HOT? It is a miserable drill with 1 inadequate battery that has 1 hour charge time. Rest of specs mean it is rusbbish too. Wait for the Stanley FAT max to come around if you do not have a need for pro drills.

Kulaak to smugjojo

28 Dec 15 #21

The fatmax deals have come and gone. This is next best at price.

pavel76 to smugjojo

28 Dec 15 1 #23

Exactly ! Stanley drill with 2 × 2.0 batteries and 3 years warranty for around £70 when in promo is probably the best value drill... just wait a bit for next "half price" offer at homebase:)

lostatse

28 Dec 15 #22

this deal really doesn't impress me, sorry.

rmax1

28 Dec 15 #18

I have this drill, I can confirm it has hammer action. It has been great so far but only had it since Xmas.

smugjojo to rmax1

28 Dec 15 1 #20

That was 3 days ago .....:smiley:

Jaybeam

28 Dec 15 1 #17

Cold only 1 battery and 1.3aH

deal_miner

28 Dec 15 #16

Comment
Why would a dewalt battery fit any other make..???

Kulaak

28 Dec 15 #15

You mean Makita 457 :smiley: You can also get an additional battery for the Dewalt at £20 from ebay. One seller example

kiddy

28 Dec 15 #6

Is this makita with 2 batteries for £28 more worth it over this.

http://www.diy.com/departments/makita-cordless-18v-li-ion-combi-drill-2-batteries-hp457dwex2/278413_BQ.prd

paulandpam1 to kiddy

28 Dec 15 #14

Makita are miles better than Dewalt aka (Black & Decker) but beware the drill in your link is a cheapo Makita version made to a budget for B&Q , It uses its own non standard batteries that are not interchangeable with other Makita LXT products or chargers.

mozzer99

28 Dec 15 #13

42nm torque - not bad at all for the price - hot for DIY :smile:

crazyp

28 Dec 15 #12

I would not get the makita 457 from b&q. Its battery is not compatible with most of the makita standard tools as it's a b&q special edition.

bvgp

28 Dec 15 #5

good deal,If IT had hammer mode,I'd be all over it.voted hot

ddv to bvgp

28 Dec 15 #10

Does according to the website...

3 drill functions; Drill, hammer drill and screwdriver

Kulaak to bvgp

28 Dec 15 #11

It does have hammer mode.

travisbickle79

28 Dec 15 #9

Hilti great offers on over Xmas

sradmad

28 Dec 15 #8

good find op, heat added

nomnomnomnom

28 Dec 15 #7

Same as any Li-Ion then. They're designed like this, for good reason.

pavel76

27 Dec 15 2 #3

Comes with only 1 battery - reason for £70, also only 1 year warranty vs 3 years for Hitachi or Stanley...

Kulaak

27 Dec 15 2 #2

Same for any battery operated device. If you need it for more demanding work buy another battery.

zzzz

27 Dec 15 #1

Good 'til it just dies without warning - flat battery. . . And no spare. 1.3 ah lowest cap. you can get. Buying a seperate battery is never as good value as when 2 are included.
The dewalt fanboys will vote this hot no doubt .

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