They are doing a discount on the whole range, but this little drill is the best deal by far. Saving over £60 to the nearest competitor.
Little drills like this are invaluable tools for your odd job round the house, perfect for driving screws or the odd drilling job.
Milwaukee are a quality brand.
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polarbaba to PhilK
23 Jan 173#4
I used to think the same but my 10v is a tad bit less than a makita 18v. which is a real endorsement.
I easily use the 10v ten times more than my makita.
also try doing plasterboard on walls and ceilings with a 18-24v over the 10-12 V ones and you'll be onboard with the idea real quick!
o_neil_o
23 Jan 173#3
i have this particular model and trust me it keeps up with alot of 18v alternatives. great build quality and light which helps if your doing a big job for example putting a fence up.
of course it has it's limitations like anything, really depends what your doing with it.
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meglaman2000
23 Jan 17#1
Noticed there is another thread covering the toolstation discount on the whole range, but think this deserves its own thread as its the only one really worth pointing out.
PhilK
23 Jan 17#2
TWELVE volt ? Isn't that a bit....weak ?
polarbaba to PhilK
23 Jan 173#4
I used to think the same but my 10v is a tad bit less than a makita 18v. which is a real endorsement.
I easily use the 10v ten times more than my makita.
also try doing plasterboard on walls and ceilings with a 18-24v over the 10-12 V ones and you'll be onboard with the idea real quick!
ohreally to PhilK
23 Jan 17#8
Maximum torque: 30Nm
Maximum torque: 25/45Nm Makita 18v DHP459
o_neil_o
23 Jan 173#3
i have this particular model and trust me it keeps up with alot of 18v alternatives. great build quality and light which helps if your doing a big job for example putting a fence up.
of course it has it's limitations like anything, really depends what your doing with it.
PhilK
23 Jan 171#5
Cheers for the reassurance ! :laughing::wink:
INDUSTRYHATER
23 Jan 171#6
We have a couple of these in our workshop and they are superb. I personally use Bosch and my workmate uses Makita and we both agree that after using the Milwaukee's they are better.
Definitely not better but worth £24.99 if your using it around the house. Wouldn't last long on site. The Milwaukee has hammer action and bigger capacity batteries.
Mr Mac to bobo53
24 Jan 17#11
For £25 would be great for the home DIY'er or as a screwdriver, but one battery you may need to buy two just for the battery.
Mr Mac
24 Jan 17#10
!2v, not the most powerful but would be great to have as a second drive with screwdriver bits in, so keeping your main drill with the drill bit in. (no swapping bit as you work).
PhilK
24 Jan 17#12
Good point made.But there is a BIG range for the Makita, while no range to compare with the Milwaukee. Still decent of course but more like the companies sales pitch than actual comparison, no offence intended. :smirk:
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Opening post
Little drills like this are invaluable tools for your odd job round the house, perfect for driving screws or the odd drilling job.
Milwaukee are a quality brand.
Top comments
I easily use the 10v ten times more than my makita.
also try doing plasterboard on walls and ceilings with a 18-24v over the 10-12 V ones and you'll be onboard with the idea real quick!
of course it has it's limitations like anything, really depends what your doing with it.
All comments (20)
I easily use the 10v ten times more than my makita.
also try doing plasterboard on walls and ceilings with a 18-24v over the 10-12 V ones and you'll be onboard with the idea real quick!
Maximum torque: 25/45Nm Makita 18v DHP459
of course it has it's limitations like anything, really depends what your doing with it.
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