I have posted this drill under another thread (http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/stanley-fatmax-18v-drill-driver-with-2-x-1-3-ah-batteries-fast-charger-kitbox-64-2424126) but when I went into purchase it today it was on offer for £65 rather than the £85 as shown online. When it scanned it was £85 but when I explained that it was £65 on the shelf and showed the assistant she was fine and charge me £65. I bought mine at the Macclesfield store - I don't know if it is store specific.
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barginfan
3 Apr 163#2
Just a guess, but I suspect the model at £65 should actually be the non-hammer version.
It does look very similar.
I think that maybe you just got lucky.
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CrazyBob
3 Apr 16#1
Great find
barginfan
3 Apr 163#2
Just a guess, but I suspect the model at £65 should actually be the non-hammer version.
It does look very similar.
I think that maybe you just got lucky.
soRahms to barginfan
10 Apr 16#14
or store-specific? If homebase do that.
£65 is a cracking price to get this, but they have been on sale for that multiple times in a few different shops (but most frequently homebase for some reason)
SIAN1234
4 Apr 16#3
Either this was store specific or you just got lucky.
Popped into my local Homebase in Coventry this morning at 8, they had the 2.0ah hammer drill for £85 and the other 1.3ah non hammer one for £65 :disappointed:
wj916
4 Apr 16#4
can confirm with sian, I bought the hammer drill for 85, still an excellent price when you look around for another with two batteries of that size.
Leery24
4 Apr 16#5
Anyone else found this price?
Besford
4 Apr 16#6
So, well done OP but it's not a real deal.
lennshow66
4 Apr 16#7
Bought it for £85 in store yesterday, it was the non hammer one for £65. However there is a £5 voucher to be had by completing this survey. paintusapicture.com
BigDaddy86
4 Apr 161#8
A bit out there but can anyone recommend any drill bits for the 2.0ah hammer version?
Leery24
4 Apr 16#9
Will I be allowed to return it with a small defect
jaizan to Leery24
4 Apr 16#13
The law says you can demand a full refund in 30 days if the product is defective.
Incidentally, I reserved another product at Homebase, then they didn't actually have it when I went to collect.
I really had to push them to pay me my travel expenses. So be prepared to stand your ground against poor customer service.
Leery24
4 Apr 16#10
The thread is broken so the clip will not screw on one side. Just wondering if they will see it as enough of a problem to replace the drill for.
Kulaak
4 Apr 16#11
Very good buy if anyone manages to get the 2.0Ah hammer drill. Will have to hold off voting until proven by other purchases.
cjdean1983
4 Apr 16#12
£85 cold
WwnwW
28 Apr 16#15
It was an error by shop. Should have been £84.95. Cheaper version is £65
codhead1
16 May 16#16
I bought this today, marked on shelf at £64.44..... Most likely in the wrong place! Also used £5 online survey code so ended up spending £59.44!
codhead1
16 May 16#17
Forgot to mention, this was at Macclesfield store like the OP
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Top comments
It does look very similar.
I think that maybe you just got lucky.
All comments (17)
It does look very similar.
I think that maybe you just got lucky.
£65 is a cracking price to get this, but they have been on sale for that multiple times in a few different shops (but most frequently homebase for some reason)
Popped into my local Homebase in Coventry this morning at 8, they had the 2.0ah hammer drill for £85 and the other 1.3ah non hammer one for £65 :disappointed:
Incidentally, I reserved another product at Homebase, then they didn't actually have it when I went to collect.
I really had to push them to pay me my travel expenses. So be prepared to stand your ground against poor customer service.