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which drill machine?????

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hi guys,
my very quick question,
just want to buy drill machine and i dont know what to look for,
i was in different shops for this and few of drill machines are very heavy in weight is it easy to use these heavy drill machine i m not going to use regular and how about battery? what i must look for?
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Post by handyandy123 »

hi

iv just bought a good drill and it was cheap.
http://*************/shopexd.asp?id=13544
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Post by big-all »

need to know what its for!!!

if its for general around the house putting up shelves drilling holes and screwing you need a battery hammer drill !!

if you need to drill big holes in concrete you need corded :scratch:
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handyandy123 wrote:hi

iv just bought a good drill and it was cheap.
http://*************/shopexd.asp?id=13544

:spam:

What a pathetic attempt to spam our forum ::b

You are banned and so are any future links to your site.

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Post by EJJ150847 »

Nice one Chez :thumbright:

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Post by EJJ150847 »

I'm with BigAll, a battery drill of 14volts or above for light drilling and a mains powered for heavier stuff.

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Post by tim'll fix it »

what about buying this off me

Makita 8434D 14.4V combi, two NiMH 3.0AH batts and a charger - £80

its an excellent drill

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tim'll fix it wrote:what about buying this off me

Makita 8434D 14.4V combi, two NiMH 3.0AH batts and a charger - £80

its an excellent drill

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I'd buy that if I didn't already have enough drills. It's a bargain :wink:
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Post by tim'll fix it »

join the club uhm

my stock pile of drill is being reduced

gone from 9 down to current count of 5 target is 4 :thumbright:
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I have 10 so far, but one of those is goosed.
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