Having been in two trade requiring the drilling of brick ( other than extremely soft brick) I can say that only, repeat ONLY an SDS drill will drill into brick. The other will eventually do it after a lot of time & stress. If you are up a ladder in winter when it's freezing, you could only agree with me.

How did you have done this...
Mine is taking off only £10off

when I enter clubDIY also it is showing only £40

code doesn't seem to work

is any one able to share clubDIY £5 voucher code...

I bought it for £35 - £10 off using code from OP, £5 code from club DIY - picked up today as back in stock - happy days8)

just had mine delivered thanks

Swapped mine in-store with no issues. Second time lucky...

Code stacking has stopped working again - only goes down to £40 now.

Now £35 enter codes in order

Enter these in order....

CLUBF41B0

CLUBCW714

Can anyone tel me if the Titan one in store at the same price is better only it has a higher torque

just had mine delivered for £35.

No email code either but just got it for £40 delivered.

I had no problem with doing that. Firstly put £10 off then £5 off and all added nicely. So paid only £35 for that drill.
Thanks

Edit: I also had 10% off code but that didn't work with other codes. If that would work, would have it for £30!

It was sent to my email upon opening b&q club (whatever its called) so may not be generic one.

I tried to stack the email code and the OP code but no luck, how did you manage it??

is the £5 off a generic code if so can you let others know please

Please report to mods to unexpire, i did a few days ago but not been done so cant do it again, thanks

You can unexpire this - I just bought it for £35 - £10 off using code from OP, £5 code from club DIY sent through email.

Collection and home delivery available!

Thanks

They are well known for their chargers failing. Wish I knew that before buying a Worx drill. Paid top whack for it too! :-(

Funny you should say that... Mine got delivered today. Put the first battery on charge, all seemed well (LEDs flashing). Went back an hour later and charger not working at all. Nothing. :-/

agree, I have a few myself, but to say you cannot drill masonry and concrete with anything other than an sds drill is misleading. for most people using red or brown plugs a cheap hammer drill is sufficient.

To add, of course a hammer is good enough with good quality bits and using a smaller drill size first then correct size.Sds for breaking concrete etc is invaluable for that and far better than a chisel and hammer .

you freeze up ladder regardless, i used to fit dishes in the late eighties.

Freeze up the ladder...

Showing available for next day click and collect in many stores across west yorkshire so i believe his deal is still alive. Not a bad drill for a basic diy project or 3

Showing in stock in my local store, however it is now not available for click and collect. Guess they don't want to let any more go for £40.So, correct to expire as it can only be purchased @£50.

Availabilty depends on store stock as usual, no reason to expire...

I have just checked and click and collect still available near me , and you can use the voucher still

Out of stock for home delivery and click and collect. Only available in store now and that's for £50. Time to retire the deal guys

Now OOS.

what do you think we did before sds.

You do if you don't want the drill to wander

Yep and with this mentality no one will know how to use a drill once the current generation of handymen die...

Just look for a YouTube tutorial for your drill and whatever you're drilling into.

Thanks. Got extra £5 off from website pop-up plus 3% quidco.

ive got this. but with 1 battery. Not a bad drill. not recommended if you do alot of masonry drilling with big drill bits as it does struggle.

Out of stock :disappointed:

Uh. You should probably pay someone to do your DIY for you instead of buying a drill.

Just pickd up the 13mm chuck version at homebase for £32 (wx371.3) with hammer action, 2 batteries bag etc was showing as oos no matter whether I tried new account, click & collect or home delivery at B&Q, have had worx tools in the past with no problems.

Likewise, even though it said for next day collection :disappointed:

Nice find' heat added.

Still working just checked

Click and Collect still available

Just ordered for c&c tomorrow from Bury...code worked with no issues ....thanks op

It's no longer in stock

Code invalid?

Make sure you buy a spare charger!

Having been in two trade requiring the drilling of brick ( other than extremely soft brick) I can say that only, repeat ONLY an SDS drill will drill into brick. The other will eventually do it after a lot of time & stress. If you are up a ladder in winter when it's freezing, you could only agree with me.

Bargain for £40 as a backup! I brought the Worx Twin Pack Combi Drill and Impact Driver - 20V with 2batteries for £139.99 at Argos in January, then used the Free £10 voucher over £100 spend at checkout to get the Worx 20V 2AH battery with power indicator for £24.99. With quido 9% cashback .
Used all the time great purchase Worx 3 year guarantee and customer service is great too, got the belt clip delivered free.
Just wish they had the same 10 year guarantee as they do with sister company on Rockwell Tools!

This is a good buy. It will drill into brick but slowly, depending on hardness of brick. To drill into brick you really need an SDS drill, hammer drills are really no better than this. I have both an SDS & one of these & between the two they do everything I need. If you can only afford this, buy it, then later get an SDS drill, as & when you can afford it.

The chargers are the weak point on these....

Good find thanks for posting

For anyone near or passing a Homebase it's worth checking in there as these are on offer for £30 in my local Homebase (Sheffield Drakehouse). Have drill/driver sets reduced and also same brand mini-circular saws for the same price.

They are on the silver racks to the right of the main entrance just as you walk in the door (had about 8 of each when I was in yesterday and also some Stanley power tools reduced as well).

Loads of stuff reduced in-store (I picked up new light fittings, picture frames, garden furniture, BBQs, vases, candles etc).

Cannot get this to work... I tried collection from stores that show stock and for home delivery it says:



good value for those that got it!

Pop up window appears for another £5 off. Seems decent vfm at £35.

You dont need a hammer drill for breeze block, this would be perfect.

Is this good enough to drill into brick walls/plaster for rawl plugs (e.g. upto 5cm).

had one 2 years ago, a charger gone after 5 weeks...no thanks

Any one know if it has a hammer action?

What is the torque?

it's says in the spec it can drill into brick and stone

Ordered, thanks. Was tempted by the Aldi one posted on here recently, but the two batteries swayed it.

Hi
How do you get the code is it only for hand tools. Thanks

I have this. a very good drill.

not sure but there is only 1 battery with the aldi one

I know nothing about drills, so apologies if the following is a dumb question. Is this drill from Aldi of similar function/spec as the Worx one?:
https://www.aldi.co.uk/18v-li-ion-cordless-drill/p/072862069389500

Tempted but keep telling myself I don't NEED a bloody drill !

Remember to register for 3 year guarantee.
I had 18V one, would not charge after a year, lost the receipt so its lying in the garage.
But its good built drill.

i have no idea how drilling works... is it hard to do?

Cheers OP. I have a Worx 18v drill that has been faultless over last couple of years, so couldn't resist this one.

I got one of these a couple of years ago as a stopgap when my bosch (blue) drill finally retired with a damp whimper. Wasnt expecting much, but was near the end of a job and it was cheap. The thing was a revelation and whilst light does give a sense of confidence in use. The batteries last for ages and havent aged since getting it. Bargain at this money.

Absolute bargain as this has 2 batteries. I have the prev 18v version and has been faultless over 2 years of regular use. Ordered this one as my nicad drill no longer holds charge.

OK deal but see if you can get something in homebase on offer, just check if your OK with limiting yourself to a 10mm chuck

If you can find it in-store Homebase have essentially the same drill (own brand made by Worx) for £31.

http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/guild-cdt218g-li-ion-cordless-drill-driver---18v-464550

Just ordered mine, picking up tomorrow.

JUST ORDERED CHEERS

Bargain i paid £35 from Argos with one battery about 2 month ago.

not strictly true, i have a 10.8v one from aldi and it goes into brick , depends on the type of brick and how good your bits are i would think

Fantastic deal, heat added :smiley: