power tool world are doing the Makita Dtd146z impact driver for £56.49. there's a delivery under £100.
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harveybq
21 May 161#1
just ordered one from amazon £67 delivered. a decent price in this case for a class addition to any makita set. heat added.
Simes123
21 May 16#2
Great tool - so much better than using a drill driver
jimmyt11
22 May 16#3
Isn't the 152 a newer version for £5/10 more?
loofer
22 May 16#4
Any advice on where to get battery from or what I should be searching for in the battery please
Rickardo to loofer
22 May 161#11
Best bet, unless you obviously have a decent drill anyway, is to buy a LXT combi drill that comes with 2 batteries.
schnecker to loofer
22 May 16#15
I orderd 2 of the 2 amp batteries, came to £109 free del and 4% quidco. I wouldn't buy non branded, no offence. as I said I'm an enthusiastic diyer so no need for 4/5 amps. also got 2, 1.5amps from a makita drill I already own. like there gear. the torque on this is way above what I need.
schnecker
22 May 162#5
there's 4% quidco also I think. I put 2 2amp batteries in the basket bl1820, free delivery and a bit cash back. the 152 is newer but happy with this. I'm a diyer but good tools make it a pleasure.
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BL1820 2.0Ah
BL1830 3.0Ah
BL1840 4.0Ah
BL1850 5.0Ah
Cheapest buy now on a 3.0Ah is £40 free postage on eBay (seen here decent price IMO.
Auctions for the 3.0 end around £30-35, and 2.0Ah around £20.