This Bosch cordless drill/driver is a compact and powerful drill driver, ideal for drilling into metal and wood and screw driving.
Features: Forward and reverse function.
Includes: Battery charger, drill bit and carrier case.
Corded/cordless: Cordless
Batteries included: Yes
No load speed: 700.0rpm
Torque settings: 10 plus one.
Charge time: 3.0hours
Chuck details: 10mm keyless chuck
Drilling capacity: Maximum drilling capacity for masonry: 10mm. Maximum drilling capacity for metal: 8mm. Maximum drilling capacity for wood: 10mm.
Number of gears: 1
Battery type: 1.2Ah NiCad
Voltage: 14.4V
Dimensions: (H)34.2, (W)27.2, (D)10.0mm
Weight: 1.5kg
Colour: Black and green
Material: Plastic
Guarantee: 2 years
Latest comments (31)
Savage1999uk
25 Feb 16#31
useless at home as. ordered in store. went. they didn't have it. but if I paid they'd order it in. did so then a week later they make me wait an hour then gave me a refund. useless
Rich44
18 Feb 16#30
Lidl one will have 3 year warranty too
Aznar
18 Feb 161#29
At Lidl they have now on offer 18V Li ion hammer drill for £40. I know they ask twice as much as for this Bosch, but I think it is a very good value for money.
bbhushan83
17 Feb 16#28
Reserved one at My local, got a call this morning about glitch in the system and item actually not in stock etc but the guy over the phone was very nice, he called other stores around and reserved one for me at another store about 15 miles. Picked up later in the afternoon, well worth the £19.99 spent.
live4less
17 Feb 16#27
Bargain if you can get one.
R1cbm
16 Feb 16#18
Cold. No point buying anything lower than 18v or it won't last 5 minutes
Samueltastic to R1cbm
17 Feb 16#26
My 14.4v drill from 4 years is still going strong. for £20 this is a good deal.
majestic2012
17 Feb 16#25
A text from Homebase this morning saying there's a problem with my order. Pathetic.
gazz33
16 Feb 161#20
It seems there will be more deals like this before the ban on NICD batteries comes in on the 31st December 2016
arch68 to gazz33
16 Feb 16#24
At least we can still use NiCad batteries :wink:
cbrpaul
16 Feb 161#23
Reserved 1 . Called later . None in stock
Usual stuff from my local home base !!!
kestrel1960
16 Feb 16#22
Looks like a bargain but in my experience nicad batteries run down quickly when left. Then you have to remember to charge it before you need it. My current li-ion Bosch is always ready for use no matter how long I leave it. Very handy. But of course you'd never get one anywhere near this price. Pays your money, take your choice ...
Tivolian
16 Feb 16#21
Managed to get the last one at the Herne Bay store.
mcsammer
16 Feb 16#19
ordered one last one from Yeadon branch. got a call 20 minutes later saying they couldn't find that one and I'd have to order from another store that does have stock.
Aznar
16 Feb 162#12
Price is low for a reason. NiCad battery is obsolete and real pain in the...
I have this drill and use from time to time as secondary, but I strongly recommend drill with Li ion battery
montana78 to Aznar
16 Feb 16#17
I was going to pop that question. Thanks for answering. I don't use them much so I know battery will die on me. I just forgot which type of better to avoid.
volvoman59
16 Feb 16#16
ordered one from Leeds branch, got the phone call, lady said pallet had just arrived, so they couldn't process order.said i had to order it tomorrow. asked her if she could sort this for me and explained hukd comments. she rang back ten minutes later and said manager had got one for me, picking up tomorrow. so a pallet load in leeds.
mikesloper
16 Feb 16#15
niCad battery .... Yuck!
wayne_130
16 Feb 16#14
Just reserved the last at my local, only came on HUKD for a browse tonight and I've ended up buying 3 things.
ScampiLamp
16 Feb 16#13
I'll be needing a drill to put up a few curtain poles, blinds, pictures and coat hooks in our new house. Probably knocking together a load of ikea furniture too, but have always done it manually in the past. Is this sort of thing appropriate or is something cheaper/pricier a better option? I have NO DIY experience so will be relying on youtube videos to learn :confused:
hobsy87
16 Feb 16#11
Got one from my local store in the last few mins so they are still out there.... Heat added
guesstoo
16 Feb 16#10
Heat for this price, but don't expect too much from - 3hr recharge time is a pain.
majestic2012
16 Feb 16#9
Heat! Reserved the last 1 at my local store.
JL_Beerdealsdotcom
16 Feb 16#8
Heat added. Reserved the last one at my local store.
I await the disappointment.....
tom23
16 Feb 16#7
1 in stamford
sowotsdis
16 Feb 16#2
Call from store - you've ordered 2 but we don't have any, no others nearby so .......????
Turnip to sowotsdis
16 Feb 162#3
Basically you can't have one as the staff want them.
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Opening post
Features: Forward and reverse function.
Includes: Battery charger, drill bit and carrier case.
Corded/cordless: Cordless
Batteries included: Yes
No load speed: 700.0rpm
Torque settings: 10 plus one.
Charge time: 3.0hours
Chuck details: 10mm keyless chuck
Drilling capacity: Maximum drilling capacity for masonry: 10mm. Maximum drilling capacity for metal: 8mm. Maximum drilling capacity for wood: 10mm.
Number of gears: 1
Battery type: 1.2Ah NiCad
Voltage: 14.4V
Dimensions: (H)34.2, (W)27.2, (D)10.0mm
Weight: 1.5kg
Colour: Black and green
Material: Plastic
Guarantee: 2 years
Latest comments (31)
At Lidl they have now on offer 18V Li ion hammer drill for £40. I know they ask twice as much as for this Bosch, but I think it is a very good value for money.
Usual stuff from my local home base !!!
I have this drill and use from time to time as secondary, but I strongly recommend drill with Li ion battery
I await the disappointment.....