Great set, I bought it recently from Homebase for £119 (now £159.99) It supplements my 18v Makita set, i use it for home rather than work. Only downside is the charge time is 60 minutes. A faster charger can be purchased but not worth the added expense.
huddsguy
28 Sep 17#4
Just get 18v and have done with it!! Who even bothers with this crap??!!
Horrorwood to huddsguy
28 Sep 17#6
People who don't use it for a living?
dispose3
28 Sep 17#5
Good price, excellent kit. I've had this set for a few weeks and can highly recommend for the keen diy'er. Paid about £137, which was the best price at the time.
dealerxxx
28 Sep 17#7
Heat added but already got s set
suleyman
28 Sep 17#8
I would at least advice 18v as this won't be strong even for home use
iamprobably to suleyman
28 Sep 17#9
Says who...?!
iamprobably to iamprobably
28 Sep 17#10
I have a dewalt 10.8v and its a cracking little set... really useful.
Also have a makita 18v... bigger and bulkier... have to say i really like using the 10.8v and it tackles anything i do around the house. A useful piece of kit
iceni to iamprobably
29 Sep 17#14
Me! The 14v was a bit weak for DIY but the 18v is the one to go for.
Keyser00987
28 Sep 17#11
18v is advised and cheaper
leel246
28 Sep 17#12
I use a Bosch 10.8v for work and it's a great bit of kit. Anything stronger needed I crack out the sds or core drill. Would happily buy this if I didn't have the Bosch.
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It supplements my 18v Makita set, i use it for home rather than work.
Only downside is the charge time is 60 minutes. A faster charger can be purchased but not worth the added expense.
Also have a makita 18v... bigger and bulkier... have to say i really like using the 10.8v and it tackles anything i do around the house. A useful piece of kit