The Bosch GSB 1800 18V 3Ah Li-ion cordless combi drill is lightweight and powerful, with 18 torque settings and a 2-speed variable motor. The tool has CoolPack technology and Electronic Cell Protection, preventing the battery from overload, overheating and deep discharge. At 1.7kg, the drill is compact enough for working in tight spaces and it also has an LED light for use in dimly lit areas. The Bosch GSB 1800 comes with a 3 year manufacturer's warranty, a CoolPack battery and charger.
1 x 3.0Ah Li-Ion Battery2-Speed Variable & Reverse95min Charger13mm Auto-Lock Chuck18 Torque Settings + Drill67Nm TorqueLED Work Light3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty for Drill - Registration Required2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty for Battery - Registration Required
Why "cold", explain? This is a Bosch "Blue" series, a tradesman's power tool. £89.99 is a good price and most people would agree. You sound like a bit of a knob, mate!
Sackboy1 to sanjayskmalkani
24 Mar 164#6
I think you need to lurk around here a bit longer before posting your most informative comments.
Latest comments (27)
zub999
15 May 16#27
Can someone who has already purchased this drill kindly post up the SCrewfix Item number for this item? (It'll be on your receipt email).
I can swear this was available few days ago with loads of stock locally, but its now been taken down just I received a £15 off voucher.
MrSweeney
28 Mar 16#25
Just for info, bought mine 9 months ago for £99 and the chuck is dead already which is incredible as it only comes out of the cupboard once a month or so for the odd job here and there. Not used anywhere near the amount a tradesmen would use it. Could be a one off of course but can't say I'm massively impressed.
daleyford to MrSweeney
3 Apr 16#26
Use mine for work everyday for wood/steel/masonry had it for a year so far and it's going brilliant and the 3ah battery can last me all day normally.
Much better than the similar prices hitachi that screwfix offer as I had that before. Heat!
Leejoh
26 Mar 16#24
This drill is mint ,any one who say cold don't no what there talking about !!!
gasc2188
25 Mar 16#13
Bought this a couple of years ago for £150 with a 4ah battery and case. Bought a second battery off eBay for £45 which I use on my impact driver. These are great drills. Don't confuse these with the green range, it's like comparing Manchester United against Grimsby Town. Hot from me at this price
Wadadli_Cooler to gasc2188
25 Mar 161#14
Agreed. Grimsby Town are a far better team.
smugjojo to gasc2188
26 Mar 161#23
Manchester foookin who? :smiley:
frosty1270
25 Mar 16#22
I bought this drill 1 year ago and I use it regularly for the home .it's absolutely fantastic for general diy. as an amateur I thinks it's great value for money .
sul
25 Mar 16#21
Well I've voted it cold because it doesn't live upto it blue range tools. Quality suks
sanjayskmalkani
25 Mar 16#20
for some reason the other part of the message didn't send. It was supposed to read " cold because it's not an 11.99 argos drill" this was all meant in good banter and I actually votes the deal hot. Guess I have to blame my virgin mobile contract
insideman
25 Mar 16#19
Orionzetec
24 Mar 162#4
Drill is great, but really need two batteries imo.
montana78 to Orionzetec
25 Mar 161#8
I bought the bosch 18v 2 x 2.0 AH for £65 from B&Q today. they have lots
paid 99 at screwfix 6 months ago and highly recommend it
gbill
25 Mar 16#16
First three comments say this is the same price, so not a deal, never mind being hot. So right to say cold.
Cold.
useless_57
25 Mar 16#15
That is the Green DIY range which does not compare to the Blue Profesional range.
Green rage still good for DIY but definitely worth paying a little more for a Blue model if you're looking to do any serious work
smugjojo
25 Mar 16#12
95min charger lets it down a bit. My fan cooled Makita 3.0AH batteries charge from flat in 20mins. Nice post OP. HEAT.
smugjojo
25 Mar 16#11
That's a bit harsh. He was only expressing his democratic opinion. On the plus side a knob can be useful at times.
Rickardo
25 Mar 16#10
Green diy range, only 10mm chuck. Ok for some for just diy.
sanjayskmalkani
24 Mar 16#5
Cold
Sackboy1 to sanjayskmalkani
24 Mar 164#6
I think you need to lurk around here a bit longer before posting your most informative comments.
bobpike1 to sanjayskmalkani
25 Mar 164#9
Why "cold", explain? This is a Bosch "Blue" series, a tradesman's power tool. £89.99 is a good price and most people would agree. You sound like a bit of a knob, mate!
sul
25 Mar 16#7
dont touch it guys the quality of these are rubbish. not made to last like the old ones. you'd be lucky to get a few years out of it. i killed mine in a year and that was light use drilling
MrWani
24 Mar 16#3
I bought at this price last year. Very pleased with it.... heated
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Opening post
1 x 3.0Ah Li-Ion Battery2-Speed Variable & Reverse95min Charger13mm Auto-Lock Chuck18 Torque Settings + Drill67Nm TorqueLED Work Light3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty for Drill - Registration Required2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty for Battery - Registration Required
Product contents:
GSB 1800, Coolpack battery and AL1820 CV charger.
Further Information
Max. drilling capacity in masonry 13mm, wood 35mm, steel 13mm. Max. torque 67Nm hard / 28Nm soft. No load speed 0-500 / 1700rpm. Max. impact rate 25,500bpm. Max. screw dia. 8mm. Spindle tread ½". Overall length 195mm. Weight 1.7kg.
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I can swear this was available few days ago with loads of stock locally, but its now been taken down just I received a £15 off voucher.
Much better than the similar prices hitachi that screwfix offer as I had that before. Heat!
http://www.diy.com/departments/bosch-cordless-18v-li-ion-hammer-drill-2-batteries-psb-1800-li-2/1131623_BQ.prd
Cold.
Green rage still good for DIY but definitely worth paying a little more for a Blue model if you're looking to do any serious work