Compact, lightweight and durable twin pack comprising drill driver and impact driver. Both feature a soft-grip handle, variable speeds with reverse and an LED sight light for greater visibility and detailed work. Supplied with 2 x 4.0Ah batteries, 90 minute charger and nylon carry case.
1 x 10.8V Drill Driver 1 x 10.8V Impact Driver 2 x 10.8V 4.0Ah Li-Ion Batteries 1 x 90min Charger 1 x Carry Case
12 comments
CrazyBob
4 Jul 171#1
Cracking deal, I prefer using the smaller tools these days - too much fatigue with bigger ones!
ollie87
4 Jul 175#2
[Insert bumhole joke here]
Hondaadam
4 Jul 17#3
is 10.8 v really powerful enough? expecially for impact driver?
Mentos to Hondaadam
4 Jul 172#4
Havent used these particular tools, but borrowed a friends 10.8v Metabo set. Was more then capable of going into brick and block with a 8 & 13mm bits. The driver was so powerful I managed to break a few housings I was screwing into the wall as the screws went in with so much ease. Really hadn't expected it to be so powerful confused so took me a while to get used to it.
I think other then large diameter bits into dense masonry, large screws into hardwood, etc 10.8v tools are more then capable. Especially for DIY. I know a few carpenters who have switched to 10.8v.
Only reason I didn't go 10.8v was B&Q had a great deal on a Bosch with 3 batteries at the time.
Dodge62
4 Jul 171#5
Not a hammer drill so not really suited to masonry. Otherwise I agree - 10.8V is powerful enough for most jobs and much easier to handle. I have the DeWalt equivalent set which I love, but it was quite a lot more than this. And 4.0Ah batteries is very impressive at this price.
liamwheldon
4 Jul 172#6
I have a 10.8v Makita impact driver which is up to most jobs, even decent with wheel lug nuts after initially being cracked with wrench or after when putting back on.. plus, you feel like you're doing a F1 tyre change with the noise... Or maybe that's just the kid in me! Lol
Stags
4 Jul 171#7
proper deal hot
spoo
5 Jul 17#8
Have to to laugh at a British company giving their Chinese made own brand products a German sounding name :smile:
Good deal anyway, have some heat.
yuha_2000
5 Jul 17#9
These cheap drills all come from the same Chinese factory and are re-badged! I have a ebrauer sharing the same batteries as my "guild from argos"
Screwfix probably marks these up more than any other outlet COLD!!
Batteries and chargers interchangeable simlair plastic casing and same internals
andynicol
5 Jul 172#10
But this one comes with 2 x 4.0ah batteries as opposed to the 1.5 or 2.0ah in your links.
yuha_2000
6 Jul 17#11
1.5 ah is plenty of juice for a days DIY, i am a "serious" DIY'er and i havent ran out of juice mid project.
I'd be more concerned with the torque i doubt the little 10v imapct gun will be man enough
andynicol to yuha_2000
6 Jul 17#12
Totally agree, 1.5Ah is ample for the average DIYer, 2 even better,
BUT, when you can get, as you claim, the same rebadged set with 2 x 4.0Ah batteries for the same price, its a no brainer...
Re torque ; again using your DIY example, 90nm is plenty, anyone new to impacts should try it out in there local DIY/hardware store, they will be pleasantly surprised, 90nm will put a 4' screw into a fence post.
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Compact, lightweight and durable twin pack comprising drill driver and impact driver. Both feature a soft-grip handle, variable speeds with reverse and an LED sight light for greater visibility and detailed work. Supplied with 2 x 4.0Ah batteries, 90 minute charger and nylon carry case.
1 x 10.8V Drill Driver
1 x 10.8V Impact Driver
2 x 10.8V 4.0Ah Li-Ion Batteries
1 x 90min Charger
1 x Carry Case
12 comments
I think other then large diameter bits into dense masonry, large screws into hardwood, etc 10.8v tools are more then capable. Especially for DIY. I know a few carpenters who have switched to 10.8v.
Only reason I didn't go 10.8v was B&Q had a great deal on a Bosch with 3 batteries at the time.
Good deal anyway, have some heat.
Screwfix probably marks these up more than any other outlet COLD!!
This for 90 quid @ Argos http://www.argos.co.uk/product/6224938 is the same as this at screwfix http://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-eri742kit-18v-2-0ah-li-ion-cordless-combi-drill-impact-driver-twin-pack/9478t
Batteries and chargers interchangeable simlair plastic casing and same internals
I'd be more concerned with the torque i doubt the little 10v imapct gun will be man enough
BUT, when you can get, as you claim, the same rebadged set with 2 x 4.0Ah batteries for the same price, its a no brainer...
Re torque ; again using your DIY example, 90nm is plenty, anyone new to impacts should try it out in there local DIY/hardware store, they will be pleasantly surprised, 90nm will put a 4' screw into a fence post.