got an email from Homebase regarding sale theyre having at the moment and found this nice little drill:
18v Lithium ion 2 gear hammer drill is the ideal drill for tasks such as hanging pictures, mirrors, curtain rails and blinds as well as assembling flat pack furniture or general house maintenance
Features: Lithium ion battery holds it's charge for many months whilst idle; 11 clutch positions allow for accurate screwdriving; 2 gears for high and low speed drill applications; Anti-slip soft grip gives greater comfort and control
Corded/cordless: Cordless
Number of gears: 2
Torque settings: 51.4Nm
No load speed: 1500rpm
Blows per minute: 20250
Drilling capacity: 13mm masonry/25mm wood/13mm metal
Chuck details: 13mm keyless chuck
Battery type: Lithium ion
Voltage: 18V
Number of batteries required: 1
Batteries included: Yes
Charge time: 90minutes
Handle details: Rubber overmoulds
Suitable for: Drilling into concrete, wood and metal
Case included: Yes
Includes: 2 x 1.3Ah batteries, charger and kitbox
Dimensions: (H)28, (W)32.4, (D)9.2cm
Weight: 2.5kg
Colour: Black and yellow
Material: Plastic and metal
Guarantee: 3 years
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spilmilk to JustinBedford
15 Oct 163#14
also the 2.0ah one has the metal chuck. which I might add is alot better than the plastic one.
Latest comments (35)
constablestumps
27 Oct 16#35
same drill £29.99 at home base tvte gateshead
constablestumps
27 Oct 16#34
same drill £29.99 at homebase tvte gateshead
constablestumps
27 Oct 16#33
same drill £29.99 at home base team vall
ey Gateshead. (was at 4pm yesterday anyway).
bigmick777
23 Oct 16#32
picked one up yesterday from the Stoke on Trent store. they had loads under the shelf labeled as £59.33 and mixed in a few if these when I checked the boxes. went for the hammer one as a no brainer for an extra 3 quid. seems a solid, well made and powerful drill. :smiley:
Gazwales
17 Oct 16#31
For a start 2 batteries and 2 gears...
No point even mentioning the rest
mrasgar
16 Oct 16#30
So in practical terms, what can this do that the ikea one can't? Any examples will help, I'm not very aware of these kind of tools.
Gazwales
16 Oct 16#29
Bought this today £63.03 fantastic price!!
No mention on the box of 2 batteries but I can confirm 2 in the box..
Wrexham store has loads for sale....
Bargain over £100 in screwfix
cbrpaul
16 Oct 16#28
not when I reserve it the night before, when the shop closes, and I get a call before the shop the opens the next day by staff !!!
cbrpaul
16 Oct 16#26
great drill, bad seller ,
Reserve online, staff see the reserve item on the system , think " oh that's cheap I have that " 5 mins later you get a call from Homebase , " sorry we have not actually got any stock"
deanos to cbrpaul
16 Oct 16#27
Or someone saw it on the shelf and bought it and already gone ?
deanos
16 Oct 16#25
Huge difference,
Leery24
16 Oct 16#24
Have they done away with the battery grinder. Really want one and none online or in store
Squirrel2016
16 Oct 16#23
I would say so yes - 18v to start with
JustinBedford
16 Oct 16#22
looks like the 2ah one has gone from home base website although it was on there within the last few weeks as I spotted it while trying to find the impact driver that matches. Argos still have the 2ah kit listed but haven't reduced it yet.
also the 2.0ah one has the metal chuck. which I might add is alot better than the plastic one.
JoeBoy88 to JustinBedford
15 Oct 16#19
Do you have a link for the 2ah version?
I can't seem to find it.
Thanks
heathead
15 Oct 16#18
Got one last year. Great drill, worth every penny.
mat_smart
15 Oct 16#15
I bought the hammer drill with 2x2ah batteries but beware! many of the Stanley power tool range is now discontinued. homebase confirmed this for the hammer drill I bought, the cordless angle grinder, impact driver and 4ah battery. I'm really pee'd off as I bought the drill because of the other compatible tools. stanley/b&d yet to respond to several emails
spilmilk to mat_smart
15 Oct 16#17
since when are they discontinued? they are available to buy still I've heard nothing of it.
mxer450
15 Oct 16#16
2ah version here, best drill I've ever had, 3 year warranty too, had about a uear and was this price..
jammy_p
15 Oct 161#12
doesnt appear to be a hammer function on that one though.
snoopy88
15 Oct 161#10
editing my comment doesn't seem to work for some reason but I meant £59.33 for that drill the other day
not sure how that impacts the overall drill capabilities.
trojan34
15 Oct 16#9
brilliant drill. used this on several big projects and never let me down. the two batteries makes life easier.
snoopy88
15 Oct 16#8
went I to homebase the other day and this was 56 quid I don't know weather it's was a different spec or what bit was 18v and had load of them on a table. only check due to someone saying they got theirs for 20 odd quid
sparklehedgehog
15 Oct 161#7
Cracking drill. I have this
onion8snooker
15 Oct 16#6
bought one as a present for my dad a few weeks ago at the same price. Seems like a well built, well balanced, cordless hammer drill. Good deal but it's not new I'm afraid.
kiaclare
15 Oct 161#5
got mine for £58, mispriced on shelf
theADDict
15 Oct 16#4
I bought a Stanley around a year ago. ..came in a case with 2 batteries and charge indicator button.
highly recommended. much better than I hoped for. great strength and battery.
simona1
15 Oct 16#3
great drill. really can't go wrong with it.
wayners
15 Oct 161#2
This has been going for months at at around this price. Seen it posted here. Heat from me though
finnmaccool
15 Oct 16#1
Good deal. Looks like the De Walt I bought a few weeks back. Stanley make De Walt
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18v Lithium ion 2 gear hammer drill is the ideal drill for tasks such as hanging pictures, mirrors, curtain rails and blinds as well as assembling flat pack furniture or general house maintenance
Features: Lithium ion battery holds it's charge for many months whilst idle; 11 clutch positions allow for accurate screwdriving; 2 gears for high and low speed drill applications; Anti-slip soft grip gives greater comfort and control
Corded/cordless: Cordless
Number of gears: 2
Torque settings: 51.4Nm
No load speed: 1500rpm
Blows per minute: 20250
Drilling capacity: 13mm masonry/25mm wood/13mm metal
Chuck details: 13mm keyless chuck
Battery type: Lithium ion
Voltage: 18V
Number of batteries required: 1
Batteries included: Yes
Charge time: 90minutes
Handle details: Rubber overmoulds
Suitable for: Drilling into concrete, wood and metal
Case included: Yes
Includes: 2 x 1.3Ah batteries, charger and kitbox
Dimensions: (H)28, (W)32.4, (D)9.2cm
Weight: 2.5kg
Colour: Black and yellow
Material: Plastic and metal
Guarantee: 3 years
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Latest comments (35)
ey Gateshead. (was at 4pm yesterday anyway).
No point even mentioning the rest
No mention on the box of 2 batteries but I can confirm 2 in the box..
Wrexham store has loads for sale....
Bargain over £100 in screwfix
Reserve online, staff see the reserve item on the system , think " oh that's cheap I have that " 5 mins later you get a call from Homebase , " sorry we have not actually got any stock"
I can't seem to find it.
Thanks
http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/stanley-fatmax-drill-driver-with-2-x-batteries---18v-207004
and that is £59.33. Comparing them side by side the only difference I found was torque settings:
£59.33 - Torque settings: 49.6Nm
£63.03 - Torque settings: 51.4Nm
not sure how that impacts the overall drill capabilities.
highly recommended. much better than I hoped for. great strength and battery.