Another eBay seller who refuses to accept Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom,so he does not post items to this region. Companies like that don't deserve our custom,and much as I like the price I will buy the drill elsewhere.
andynicol
6 Jul 16#9
Do you have a link to the Makita with 2 x 4.0Ah batteries at this price you refer to?
I'm a Makita fan but don't think there's a Makita, or any other make, just now that can beat this.
pauljones2
6 Jul 161#8
The equivalent Makita drill is 91nm torque, far superior
csi_guy
6 Jul 16#7
It's pronounced Milly-wah-kay
mikejbry
6 Jul 16#6
conflicting information with this drill, some sites report 60Nm of torque...
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Opening post
Rotary/Rotary Hammer
13mm Chuck
Variable Speed
Reverse Action
2 Speed Gearbox
Max Torque - 50Nm
18 Position Torque Settings
Drilling Capacity - 38mm (Wood)
Drilling Capacity - 13mm (Metal)
Drilling Capacity - 16mm (Masonry)
No Load Speed - 0-1800rpm
Weight - 1.9kg
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I'm a Makita fan but don't think there's a Makita, or any other make, just now that can beat this.
http://uk.milwaukeetool.eu/power-tools/cordless/m18-bpd/