The Bosch PSB corded hammer drill allows you to tackle all of your household hammer tasks with ease; be it assembling flat pack or putting up a shelf. This makes it an essential addition to any toolbox.
This product comes with a FREE 2 year guarantee and a 5-day repair service. We will collect, repair and service your product and return it to you in perfect working order within 5 working days. (Collection excludes UK Highlands and Islands).
650 watts.
Reverse function.
13mm keyless chuck.
1 gear.
Max torque 9Nm.
0 - 3000 blows per minute.
Drilling capacity for wood 30mm, steel 12mm and masonry 14mm.
Soft grip, depth stop handle.
Auxiliary handle.
Cord length of 2.3m.
Carry case.
Size H34, W37.5, D10.5cm.
Drill weight 3.1kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee (excludes professional use).
EAN: 3165140512374.
Top comments
themachman
26 Nov 167#4
Cheers penny :smiley:
kristoff
27 Nov 166#14
Keyless chick, eh? They're the best ones, keep 'em waiting outside. :sunglasses:
summerof76 to themachman
27 Nov 165#11
By the way, thats not me :laughing: Great deal, heat added :smiley:
sradmad
26 Nov 164#7
good find PF , heat added :smiley:
Latest comments (53)
duncancosgrove
1 Dec 16#53
dead
jeczap
1 Dec 16#52
£47.99
jacjacatac
29 Nov 16#51
Hur hur, herp derp, top bantz there, lad.
Y'know, exercising a little less chauvinism might see you get laid one day, neckbeard.
Just saying...
crazylegs
29 Nov 16#50
Yep just as I thought..Go back to painting your nails! :smile:
rawshark99
28 Nov 16#49
I have one of these drills and it can only handle light work, drilling into brick is fine but concrete is a step too far.
jacjacatac
28 Nov 16#48
But... you would use it for mixing paint(s)
Paints, bit of plaster, small area of dry wall bonding or patching mortar, etc, anything small enough to be done in a 20 litre bucket I woulda thought.
She's not stirring it, she's mixing red and white for a different colour.
I get the mocking of someone screwing the side of a wardrobe that's already been put together, or a guy that can't hold all his limes.
But her usage is seems okay to me.
Is it so difficult to believe there's more than one way to skin a cat?
You've moved beyond mocking a parody and into outright condescension of a chosen method.
Back on topic, voted hot.
tinman41
28 Nov 161#47
Deffo plaster
crazylegs
28 Nov 16#46
Yep I think most here do, the point of that post though seems to have gone over your head..
Men would never use a drill to mix paint, we would use a stick or something, saves messing up your drill and getting paint everywhere, and its not as if its too hard to mix manually is it.
Only reason we would use a mixer bit in a drill is to mix something like tiling grout!
jacjacatac
28 Nov 16#45
Now I know you're trolling.
Gonz
28 Nov 161#44
What's one of them?
jacjacatac
27 Nov 16#43
So erm, y'all know it's a mixer bit she's using, yeah?
Your one is an SDS drill. It's an absolute steal at that price. Great for making holes in concrete and chiselling things. However, it's a bit too heavy duty for some tasks. So, you'd also need a lighter drill as well.
tinman41 to iz123456789
27 Nov 16#32
Thanks ordered this one
The_IMF to iz123456789
27 Nov 16#41
The one in your link is SDS so much better. I have an SDS Plus Bosch (can't remember model number) which goes through anything like butter. The 650 is just a normal hammer drill but will be good enough for most people who are just putting up a shelf or something.
Oobie
27 Nov 16#40
None in stock for any of the 3 postcodes I can have delivered to :disappointed:
iz123456789
26 Nov 16#5
yeah... "This product comes with a FREE 2 year guarantee and a 5-day repair service. We will collect, repair and service your product and return it to you in perfect working order within 5 working days."
whats the registration link please? been looking forever
already signed up to 3 different Bosch related sites and non of them can find my drill
Whammerhead to iz123456789
27 Nov 16#39
Yeah, Tried to register an electric screwdriver via their all-in-one account. Complete nightmare. You end up going around in circles. You login, then attempt to go to My Bosch and it asks you to login or register for an account. Gave up in the end but not before contacting Bosch about the problem. Still awaiting a response after 2 weeks
Milki_bar_Kid
27 Nov 161#35
If you've ever used a good quality cordless drill you wouldn't buy a corded drill ever again!
u664541 to Milki_bar_Kid
27 Nov 161#38
Possibly true, but........ The vast majority of time for me the drill is used for a few minutes (if that! Read somewhere that the average drill is used less than 20 minutes in its lifetime). Personally I don't want to hang around waiting for it to charge as I've not used it for x number of months.
TheOak
27 Nov 162#33
Moral of the story: don't get a woman to do a man's job or she'll end up drilling the paint.
Gonz to TheOak
27 Nov 162#37
Silly woman. you don't drill paint!
she's going to get her pumps covered in paint too!
silly woman.
the man who's drill it is isn't going to buy her a new pair.
uid
27 Nov 16#36
no, but my GF if he get any tools in her hands....
heat added!
Goopster
27 Nov 161#34
Just snagged the last one at my local Argos. Heat, thank you.
neon123
27 Nov 16#31
Great, basic drill. I only use it for the odd shelf or TV bracket but it has worked brilliantly. I suppose if you use it more often a cordless one would be handier, but if you're only using it a few times a year there's no point in spending double this price.
I've got an SDS corded drill and an electric screwdriver with a drill chuck adapter. I probably need to get this deal as sometimes the SDS is like trying to crack a nut with a sledgehammer!
ashman33
27 Nov 16#24
Good price. I'm not too sure on the 2.3m cable length though. It sounds short! I think if you drilled holes at say ceiling height for curtain pole you'd need an extension cable?
crazylegs to ashman33
27 Nov 162#27
Would have thought that would have been pretty obvious, no one in there right mind would try to go up step ladders to drill a hole without having there mains drill plugged into an extension lead as you just know there wouldn't be enough length!
chojin
27 Nov 16#26
Just picked up the 680 version from my local B&Q for £36 as my 20 year old Black & Decker got leaked on while in the garage :disappointed: used the 680 this morning and it was happy drilling a wall so I could hang a mirror.
All the Bosch drills being sold at the moment are good quality, they have really upped there game!
newbie68
27 Nov 16#23
Decent drill for excellent price, but do note this is not for heavy consistent use. Good for the occasional DIY. For heavy use SDS is a must
cmrule
27 Nov 16#22
Oos
Gordinho
27 Nov 163#21
Bought, cheers.
I don't need it but I managed to talk myself in to it anyway.
nmd87
27 Nov 16#20
Out of stock near me but they are an Amazon / B&Q for £36.
cheesvo
27 Nov 161#19
When it comes to hammer drill, I always go for SDS drill. Quick release and no need for a key.
I notice the Bosch PBH 2100 on Argos is also on sale as well for £54.99, cheaper than Amazon (£78.99). If it's got higher wattage, I'd have gone for it.
billybear
27 Nov 161#18
3000 blows per minute....I'm in! :confused:
nousernamesavailableaaagh
27 Nov 16#17
This product comes with a FREE 2 year guarantee. To extend the warranty of your new tool from 2 to 3 years, please visit http://www. MyBosch-Tools. Com within 28 days of purchase and register it in 'MyBosch'.
nousernamesavailableaaagh
27 Nov 16#16
This product comes with a FREE 2 year guarantee. To extend the warranty of your new tool from 2 to 3 years, please visit http://www. MyBosch-Tools. Com within 28 days of purchase and register it in 'MyBosch'.
kristoff
27 Nov 166#14
Keyless chick, eh? They're the best ones, keep 'em waiting outside. :sunglasses:
saji
27 Nov 16#12
Hi is this drill good for drilling brickwall to put tv bracket
JESUS! to saji
27 Nov 161#13
I have one of these. It is good and will cope with brick. The keyless chick does slip occasionally when trying to drill concrete so I had to buy a Makita SDS drill for that. Between them I have everything covered
Great price and heat added
themachman
26 Nov 167#4
Cheers penny :smiley:
summerof76 to themachman
27 Nov 165#11
By the way, thats not me :laughing: Great deal, heat added :smiley:
Valiantcat
26 Nov 161#10
I've got an older version of this drill and it performs reliably and without fault. Great at less than 30 pounds for the new version.
iz123456789
26 Nov 161#8
registration link anyone?
sradmad
26 Nov 164#7
good find PF , heat added :smiley:
megastream
26 Nov 162#6
Argos Bosch topcashback of 12.1% !!! = £2.48p
Drill price £27.50 Approx.
Bargain
Aaronnnn
26 Nov 161#3
Good find! I need a cordless one :disappointed: , but I still reserved this aha
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Opening post
Great buy for a quality drill.
2 year warranty
The Bosch PSB corded hammer drill allows you to tackle all of your household hammer tasks with ease; be it assembling flat pack or putting up a shelf. This makes it an essential addition to any toolbox.
This product comes with a FREE 2 year guarantee and a 5-day repair service. We will collect, repair and service your product and return it to you in perfect working order within 5 working days. (Collection excludes UK Highlands and Islands).
650 watts.
Reverse function.
13mm keyless chuck.
1 gear.
Max torque 9Nm.
0 - 3000 blows per minute.
Drilling capacity for wood 30mm, steel 12mm and masonry 14mm.
Soft grip, depth stop handle.
Auxiliary handle.
Cord length of 2.3m.
Carry case.
Size H34, W37.5, D10.5cm.
Drill weight 3.1kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee (excludes professional use).
EAN: 3165140512374.
Top comments
Latest comments (53)
Y'know, exercising a little less chauvinism might see you get laid one day, neckbeard.
Just saying...
Paints, bit of plaster, small area of dry wall bonding or patching mortar, etc, anything small enough to be done in a 20 litre bucket I woulda thought.
She's not stirring it, she's mixing red and white for a different colour.
I get the mocking of someone screwing the side of a wardrobe that's already been put together, or a guy that can't hold all his limes.
But her usage is seems okay to me.
Is it so difficult to believe there's more than one way to skin a cat?
You've moved beyond mocking a parody and into outright condescension of a chosen method.
Back on topic, voted hot.
Men would never use a drill to mix paint, we would use a stick or something, saves messing up your drill and getting paint everywhere, and its not as if its too hard to mix manually is it.
Only reason we would use a mixer bit in a drill is to mix something like tiling grout!
whats the registration link please? been looking forever
already signed up to 3 different Bosch related sites and non of them can find my drill
she's going to get her pumps covered in paint too!
silly woman.
the man who's drill it is isn't going to buy her a new pair.
heat added!
what about this one guys?
heat?
http://www.diy.com/departments/bosch-240v-corded-keyless-chuck-hammer-drill-psb680re/195931_BQ.prd
I don't need it but I managed to talk myself in to it anyway.
I notice the Bosch PBH 2100 on Argos is also on sale as well for £54.99, cheaper than Amazon (£78.99). If it's got higher wattage, I'd have gone for it.
Great price and heat added
Drill price £27.50 Approx.
Bargain