Milwaukee 12v drill kit under £70

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Milwaukee 12v drill kit under £70

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Drill

2 x 1.5Ah Batteries

Charger

Carry case

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Clearan ... d50/sd3150
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Re: Milwaukee 12v drill kit under £70

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That is a very good price.

I have that drill already and it is very useful :thumbright:
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i become a milwaukee fan a while ago after trying them out at a trade show and since retooled with them so at this price i had to order one and got it yesterday tried it out today and its a fantastic little tool all the lads from work were ordering them at lunch time as they were that impressed with it
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Re: Milwaukee 12v drill kit under £70

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rough cut wrote:its a fantastic little tool all the lads from work were ordering them at lunch time as they were that impressed with it
Yeah! The two other John Turner joiners on this Liverpool site were really impressed with it. I used one last week and I must of got about 200 screws out of one battery. I didn't to have to charge it but the joiner I'm working for at the moment said the battery takes 15 minutes to charge. The Milwaukee he had was 10 times better than his battered Makita drill, lol
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Re: Milwaukee 12v drill kit under £70

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yeh i really cant knock it i got the drill driver aswell and i just leave these 2 in my tool box as i can get away with just using these on smaller jobs......save's luggin the bigger gear in and out of the van all day
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