Bought the Makita drill with MakPac for £119 recently. Really wanted one of these and this is the cheapest I could find. The eBay deal with MakPac no longer available.
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shahali
8 Feb 17#12
good deal. you won't regret it. ...!
Scorpion
6 Feb 17#10
£55 at Amazon now, not in stock but can be ordered for delivery, which is what I've done.
jackschidt to Scorpion
8 Feb 17#11
I have ordered the Amazon one as well - £55 delivery confirmed for 11th Feb
philpennington1
28 Jan 17#8
Dont forget 4.44% top cashback and i think they are offering a £5 thank you cashback for a £10 spend in an email they sent this morning :)_
shahali to philpennington1
28 Jan 17#9
pity I ordered yesterday! I got £2.50 cash back, so £55 in total.
tomlewis007
28 Jan 171#4
should put this body only somewhere description?
shahali to tomlewis007
28 Jan 17#7
Done
chelseablue
27 Jan 17#3
was only £51 last week
shahali to chelseablue
28 Jan 17#6
wish you had posted. been looking for this for 2 weeks and this was the cheapest I could find. where was is £51?
shahali
27 Jan 17#2
Really wanted one with another MakPac. was on sale for £70 at one point from eBay. This is the best I could find. Was initially going for a Ryobi as on paper it seemed more powerful (220nM I think) but came back to the Makita as I already had the batteries.
callum84 to shahali
28 Jan 171#5
Ive used the Ryobi and own the makita.
Ryobi has a higher peak torque but is heavier, bulkier and less ergonomic.
Makita trigger gives better control of speed.
Ryobi does take some abuse and in no way a bad tool like some of their other stuff.
165Nm is plenty for a 1/4 drive impact gun. Use a milwauke at work which I think is 200Nm and took the head off many a fixing.
Good choice.
spannerzone
27 Jan 171#1
I got one of these from Powertoolworld when last at a similar price, no problems using them. Nice little impact driver too.
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Ryobi has a higher peak torque but is heavier, bulkier and less ergonomic.
Makita trigger gives better control of speed.
Ryobi does take some abuse and in no way a bad tool like some of their other stuff.
165Nm is plenty for a 1/4 drive impact gun. Use a milwauke at work which I think is 200Nm and took the head off many a fixing.
Good choice.