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whats the craic with this stuff?
i need a new drill. ive got one battery drill that doesnt auto stop and today the other drill started being a complete bell end. drill bash drill bash drill bash.... thats me hitting the thing to make it work. think it needs new brushes but it makes a horrrendous noise anyway so i think its got a knackered bearing on the motor too.
plus one drill has a knackered chuck also.
so i guess its time i had a new drill.
most of my battery gear is dewalt also
i need a new drill. ive got one battery drill that doesnt auto stop and today the other drill started being a complete bell end. drill bash drill bash drill bash.... thats me hitting the thing to make it work. think it needs new brushes but it makes a horrrendous noise anyway so i think its got a knackered bearing on the motor too.
plus one drill has a knackered chuck also.
so i guess its time i had a new drill.
most of my battery gear is dewalt also
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As you seem to be into the Delt, then a replacement Dewalt
As i understand it the New Dewalt Batteries Stack are just smaller with more power - never used
As a DIYer, not so fussed about the size, weight and power output for smaller profile batteries
I can see how that maybe useful for trade using all day long
Quite a few comparisons on youtube for performance between the powerstack and the normal battery
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do you have any 54v batteries ???
if so just get a dcd 999 1200w
or a dcd996 900w with normal battery
powerstack =double price batteries the basic battery is a 1.7ah or 2ah
https://ffx.co.uk/product/Get/Dewalt-Dc ... ck-Battery
if so just get a dcd 999 1200w
or a dcd996 900w with normal battery
powerstack =double price batteries the basic battery is a 1.7ah or 2ah
https://ffx.co.uk/product/Get/Dewalt-Dc ... ck-Battery
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na no 54v stuff yet.
ive tried that 996 drill ( thats the three speed one isnt it? ) could not get away with it.
weird that i prefer my older drills to the newer bigger type.
yea im trade. although i gotta admit i find that my tool use is spread about a bit. i dont often use a tool flat oot all day. certainly not to push them to their limits. occasionally a drill will get a tad hot. thats about it. maybe an sds drill if ive got a tile floor to lift up. or a sander if theres a lot of stuff to sand back.
ive tried that 996 drill ( thats the three speed one isnt it? ) could not get away with it.
weird that i prefer my older drills to the newer bigger type.
yea im trade. although i gotta admit i find that my tool use is spread about a bit. i dont often use a tool flat oot all day. certainly not to push them to their limits. occasionally a drill will get a tad hot. thats about it. maybe an sds drill if ive got a tile floor to lift up. or a sander if theres a lot of stuff to sand back.
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aye had one of those 3 speed plug in battery type drills. someone nicked it out my van the dicks.
yea ive deffo used the 996 wasnt a fan of it.
ive just remembered ive got a brushless 2 speed dewalt drill in my lock box. but it basically got abandoned in there coz the chuck kept loosening off which was canny annoying like
yea ive deffo used the 996 wasnt a fan of it.
ive just remembered ive got a brushless 2 speed dewalt drill in my lock box. but it basically got abandoned in there coz the chuck kept loosening off which was canny annoying like
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Interesting on the 3 speed drill
I was planning on getting one just as a diyer
Played at an FFX show
But it was very heavy
And got an sds instead
Which has proved the best choice I made
And my cheap Dewalt cordless drill is still going strong
I was planning on getting one just as a diyer
Played at an FFX show
But it was very heavy
And got an sds instead
Which has proved the best choice I made
And my cheap Dewalt cordless drill is still going strong
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as a joiner i find the sds drill and the 2 speed combi go well together. although the combi never gets used on hammer. thats a waste of time ha
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not sure what happened i click on the thumps up and that put a 7.14% - i guess
just wanted to LIKE , as i do the same DIYer
just wanted to LIKE , as i do the same DIYer
same for me nowi find the sds drill and the 2 speed combi go well together
Now i only use the Bosch multipurpose Bits , never need hammer any more and get a much better accurate holealthough the combi never gets used on hammer
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