Bosch Cordless Hammer Drill (PSB1800 + 2 x LI-2 Batteries)
Compact design for easy control & handling of tool 300 screws with 1 battery charge for all small & medium DIY applications Versatility for drilling, Hammer drilling and screw driving applications
Latest comments (26)
wakkaday
22 Aug 17#25
Does This take hex shape drills
beerbellybill999 to wakkaday
22 Aug 17#26
Yes but not sds.
Longy
22 Aug 17#24
Cant see this on their site any more. Expired?
beerbellybill999
21 Aug 17#23
I got the 1 battery B&Q deal for £32. Great drill. The battery lasts ages for DIY.It's a 1hr fast charge battery do not that bothered about 2nd battery unless you got the £47 deal. I would hang on for a better offer.
Orinoco1
21 Aug 17#22
Disagree that this is a good deal as this is just the 1.5A batteries, not the 2A batteries that you can get. Pretty sure this is a fairly standard price albeit B&Q have stopped selling the 1.5A now by the looks of their website. I was looking at this, the 2A and the Ryobi at the start of the year (and had been for a number of months) and this one was always at a fairly low price. I wanted the 2A but missed the deal before so ended up going for the Ryobi. Also it is worth noting that the maximum drilling size on the Bosch drills is 10mm unlike a lot of other drills that go to 13mm.
InTheKnow444
20 Aug 17#4
these are very good, had one for a while
2 batteries are a must
supadupasumo to InTheKnow444
21 Aug 17#21
+1 though I got the impact driver/drill double set and they are ideal for diy
cannycoyote
21 Aug 17#20
good deal heat added. i had 1 from homebase with 1 battery for around £47 a few years ago with only 1 battery and that was a good deal at the time.
hammer action gets through stone and brick no probs for me
Master_Yoda
20 Aug 17#6
Hang on - Just noticed this exact same item with 2 batteries was being sold for £47.49 on Amazon last month(??). Some people also got it for £37.49 using a £10 off code. All of a sudden this deal really doesn't look that great.
horsepills to Master_Yoda
20 Aug 17#18
I know right? I nearly bought a pint of milk for 50p earlier, thinking it was a pretty good price - then I remembered that it was 20p a pint just a few years ago & suddenly it's a terrible deal.
If only I had a time machine... :unamused:
dannyjones106 to horsepills
21 Aug 17#19
I wouldn't exactly say that's a relevant or logical comparison.
TygerTyger
20 Aug 17#17
Great set. I have the same but paid more.
Can't be without this drill. It won't deal with masonry but I have an ancient corded Bosch for those jobs. Everything else.... this is my go to guy!
haritori
20 Aug 17#10
Got thsi for under £40.00 on prime day sales, and would recommend it at this price easily, very good I have just moved house and used it from taking everything down, to putting up new furniture, even drilling through solid brick walls for running ethernet cables around.. its veyr capable and the batteries last a pretty decnt amount of time too.
red23 to haritori
20 Aug 17#12
People still do this in houses?
rickj to red23
20 Aug 17#13
Yes for optimum coverage
haritori to red23
20 Aug 17#14
Well I did, the coverage inside isn't the best for wifi, lots of solid walls in the centre of the building, Myself and my kids like to game and Wifi latency isnt acceptable, I only had to go through one wall to another room where I daisy chained and then up to the loft where I distributed it through the eaves to all the upper floor rooms, each room I then used a wifi extender as well to improve coverage.
red23 to haritori
20 Aug 17#16
I'll remember this for when i buy a castle.
leosolti
20 Aug 17#15
Worth every penny heat!
sunpreet
20 Aug 17#11
Check camelcamelcamel website. Will tell you the price history and how much of a deal this is
peterszy
20 Aug 17#9
Great bit of kit! Had one for several years and has had moderate DIY use without fault. Batteries interchanged with a cordless hedge trimmer. Also faultless!! Not sure how the price now compares as seems like various deals around. So keep watching...
liamwheldon
20 Aug 17#8
Got this on prime day at £47, great drill! Nice addition to the collection! All but 1 of the 5 drills I have were purchased from hot deals! Lol
spencer24
20 Aug 17#7
Bought 2 of these for £47 on prime day. Good price but not such a good deal.
miaas
20 Aug 17#1
Hopefully amazon will price match as it's in my basket waiting for it to drop from £69.99 , thanks OP
chamblacha to miaas
20 Aug 17#2
How does that work? Why will they price match if it's in your basket?
miaas to chamblacha
20 Aug 17#3
They regularly drop prices when others are cheaper, plus I've just filled in the "found a lower price" form
Master_Yoda to miaas
20 Aug 17#5
Never noticed that bit on the Amazon page before and use Amazon all the time lol. Everyone should fill it in - the more people do it, the more chance they will lower the price and match it.
UPDATE: Just seen this item is being sold for Prime members only on Amazon - oh well, nevermind. I certainly wouldn't buy something like this from Eurocarparts lol - their aftersales is atrocious.
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Opening post
Compact design for easy control & handling of tool
300 screws with 1 battery charge for all small & medium DIY applications
Versatility for drilling, Hammer drilling and screw driving applications
Latest comments (26)
2 batteries are a must
hammer action gets through stone and brick no probs for me
If only I had a time machine... :unamused:
Can't be without this drill. It won't deal with masonry but I have an ancient corded Bosch for those jobs. Everything else.... this is my go to guy!
UPDATE: Just seen this item is being sold for Prime members only on Amazon - oh well, nevermind. I certainly wouldn't buy something like this from Eurocarparts lol - their aftersales is atrocious.