I purchased last year when it was this price. Excellent drill for around the house DIY. This 20v hammer drill is supplied with 2 batteries,charger,double ended screwdriver bit and carry case. Now half price down from £119.99.Also 3 year warranty when registering online. Plenty of stock around at the moment.
No. Although the brushless motor one is reduced also at the moment.
deanos
24 Oct 16#3
Not very powerful at 30nm torque and 3 hour charge
Eclairs
24 Oct 16#4
Maximum torque is just 30Nm.. So just ok for small diy i guess...
Fanimal
24 Oct 16#5
Ive got the older version and its great for home use...Batteries last ages as well but it does charge much quicker than what they say....Bargain
bd1981bd to Fanimal
25 Oct 16#18
Me too for an everyday diy tool this is perfect and hasn't put a foot wrong in years
jaypee24
24 Oct 16#6
I bought the set with the Ni-cd batteries as they came with drill bits. Different carry case but same price. The bag had (what looked like) mould growing on it! Going straight back, might get this instead.
shalton
24 Oct 161#7
What reason can i give to the wife, so i can get this?
is this better than the £58 Bosch deal posted recently.
dean026 to toilettrol
24 Oct 161#10
Personally I think the Bosch one is better it has more torque 38nm and the batteries are 2.0Ah as opposed to the 1.5Ah of the worx. Picked the Bosch up yesterday very nice. Decide quick though as B&Q deal ends today.
crazylegs to toilettrol
24 Oct 16#14
No!
jfclfc
24 Oct 16#11
seen this in homebase yesterday for 30 quid
toilettrol
24 Oct 16#13
phew, my Bosch was delivered this morning, only ordered Saturday.
sradmad
24 Oct 16#15
good find op, heat added
dereklogan7
24 Oct 16#16
Got one last time round. Perfect for around the home. Very robust and 3 year warranty, I wouldn't swap it for the others. :smiley:
theserpent
24 Oct 16#17
Tidy drill, bought to replace a Makita which batts died. Well built, easy to handle and a lot lighter than the Makita.
Can't see it mixing buckets of plaster like the Makita but for 95% of DIYers it's fine
PMX
27 Oct 16#19
thanks for the heads up, I bought one of these drills yesterday they are excellent value for money at half price, good drill too with 3 year warranty
deanos
27 Oct 16#20
same one in.b and q , 50quid with free toolbag loads in.lincoln, i got a brushless one for 40 in.homebase bargain
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Can't see it mixing buckets of plaster like the Makita but for 95% of DIYers it's fine
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/worx-cordless-20v-1-5ah-li-ion-drill-driver-2-batteries-wx170-b-q-free-delivery-2536154