Another made up brand, Guild, Worx.........
Life would be easier if the just badged the product as "The Cheapest S*** We Can Do"

Worx have 3 year warranty on their tools. You have to register tool on their website to get the extra years. :smiley:

check out homebase .18v Guild,Hammer,2 Li batteries 2yr Guarantee £56

Just tried mine and there's sparking in the ventilation slots when starting and stopping, plus a constant blueish light - manual says some sparking is ok but this seems excessive, can anyone advise please?

For £35 what do you want, it drills holes.

Not sure on the drill, but I've got a Worx Sonicrafter F50 and it's a beast.

Doesn't seem to have hammer action! 20v and no hammer pointless

IIRC, 2 years warranty with evidence of purchase (receipt / online order email confirmation) even if you don't register, and 3 years if you do register, online.

I've just had the charger on my Worx drill replaced under warranty - 3 weeks short of the 2 year purchase anniversary. Very quick response from Customer Service department. Sent a photo of the charger LEDs not working, together with proof of purchase (C&C Homebase email August 2014), and within a week I had a replacement arrive in the post. Wish other companies made Warranty claims as easy.

​I don't disagree, depending on the available deal, just want to highlight that Worx tools are not nasty cheap s*** ....I use to be big fan of pro-Bosch tools some years back (maybe decades :wink: , when these things were unbreakable, unlike nowadays, that I have manage to fry blue Bosch tools within a day :smile:

Worx isn't exactly a made up brand. Been going a while - how many years you been in that cave ? :laughing:

Collected mine this morning very happy with it and its very solid and as stated above there is a leaflet in the box that it comes with a 3 year warranty cant fault it for £34.99

Bought the brushless one with two 1.5ah batteries for £100.Previous bought cheap ones and finally decided on a better drill,the difference in quality and balance is worth it.
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Let's bash it as we've never heard of it!

I have worx garden equipment; electric chainsaw and leaf blower/vacuum. Never had an issue, solid construction and reliability + good reviews all round online. Also, 3 years guarantee when you register on their website.

Happy to concede that I have no personal experience of Worx and difficult to knock at this price. However, I'd rather a reduced brand I referred to (occasionally blue pro Bosch has been near this price), than the price ngangekrubally paid.

Reasonable price, but would only buy for occasional diy

​At that price bracket I don't think the makes you refer to are any better, I have broke at least a dozen of them while some worx keep going strong. I'm amazed by the amount of abuse can get through, they are my first choice when I'm after a low-budget range tool.

Been after a drill for bits round the house! gonna give this ago for that price! Cheers :smile:

WORX (sometimes stylized as Worx) is a line of lawn and garden equipment that is owned and distributed by the Positec Tool Corporation, a manufacturing company based in Suzhou, China. The Positec Tool Corporation was founded by Don Gao in 1994 in Suzhou, China. The company was initially started as an original equipment manufacturer of hand and power tools for established companies and brands like Sears and Black & Decker.

I guess you think Mr Black and Mr Decker personally craft their tools from solid just for you and Bosch are all made in a cute wooden workshop in the depths of the Black Forest? :wink:

I understand that the batteries on these are compatible with several other brands of '18v' tools.

Worx have 3 year warranty on their tools. You have to register tool on their website to get the extra years. :smiley:

Hope you got big arms as picked this up instore a few days ago and put it down swiftly as it weighed a ton!

Worx is a bona-fide, albeit consumer/DIY level, brand, I believe.

I got this few weeks ago for £84 and I will recommend it....solid tool

Would go for this if i hadnt bought the £29.99 18V Guild drill(****) from argos too

None in Derby or surrounding areas but i managed to snag one in Nottingham. Shame this wasnt posted this morning as i just got back from shopping in Notts :disappointed: Oh well another trip back tomorrow :smile: Thanks for posting as i have been looking for a decent drill for the past few days.

10mm chuck, 30Nm, 1.3Ah.
Not something that semi skilled DIY-er should see in his tool box.

good find op, heat added