Makita 18v cordless bargain

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Makita 18v cordless bargain

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Screwfix have a Makita 8391DWPE 18V Combi Drill for sale for £79.99

This is a real bargain.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/84044/Pow ... l?ts=64454


All-metal gearing and rubber body protection. Supplied with carry case & 2 x 18V Batteries
2 x 1.3Ah Ni-Cd Batteries
30min Charger
2-Speed
13mm Keyless Chuck
16 Torque Settings
Electric Brake
Automatic Spindle Lock
Fan-Cooled Motor
8391D, 2 x batteries, charger.



Better be quick at that price :wink:
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Uhm do you have one or any of the other forum members ,that model has been around for a while .
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diyguys wrote:Uhm do you have one or any of the other forum members ,that model has been around for a while .
I have 6 of them now :lol:

I just bought the next six months competition prizes :wink:

Never used them, but Makita are well liked by most people.

£79.99 for a cordless combi is a real bargain :thumbright:
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Which is better the makita ,hitachi or ryboi 18 volt combi?
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Post by Bob225 »

tis A decent drill with plenty of torque got mine in b&Q on on of there 20% off days for the same money (on special at 99.98) rrp was 199.98

its nicely balanced the hammer is fine for putting in rawplugs/bolts

iirc makita and b&D are going over to li-ion batterys now

edit. The charger is 2.6A so charges the battery in 30 mins or so by the looks of it, it will take the early stick packs too
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thats a great price, I got my 18V Makita for 145 is a sale. Was a good price at the time as it had a 3A Li-On battery. Can't knock 80 quid for a makita. They are a fine tool

Batteries may not last long but you get 2 so so no problem really!

there is a 14V on axminster for 105 with 3 NiCad batteries. SF seems better value
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ultimatehandyman wrote: I have 6 of them now :lol:

I just bought the next six months competition prizes :wink:
Good, Saves getting the SF web site up for six months, just in case I am lucky.
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Then again, I might stick them on ebay.

If someone had the time to list them, they would make a profit on them.

You could split them up and you would probably get even more money.

The chargers go for about £25
Batteries about £20+ each
Case £5

That means that if you sell the bare drill for more than £10 you are in profit.

There will of course be ebay and paypal fees etc.
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Post by jg »

I did this with the bosch 10.8 stuff they had on offer last year. Just about covered my own driver and impact. Paypal and ebay do take a fair chunk though.
Even better if you get their 10% off email offers they send out now and then.
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I just got emailed a 10% discount email from screwfix.

So I went to look at the drill again as I was going to buy more. They have now put " Only 1 per customer- cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer" :roll:
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uhm feb competition ,been down to bq today that 18 volt combi hitachi 129 pounds without the torch,unless it is a mistake.
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diyguys wrote:uhm feb competition ,been down to bq today that 18 volt combi hitachi 129 pounds without the torch,unless it is a mistake.
Screwfix used to sell them for £199

I think I got them for about £60-£70

These make great competition prizes.

I'm not happy that screwfix have limited these bargains to one per customer, so might have to stop using them :wink:
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i'm gonna go pick this up tomorrow from the store! hope they don't run out!!
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ultimatehandyman wrote:
diyguys wrote:uhm feb competition ,been down to bq today that 18 volt combi hitachi 129 pounds without the torch,unless it is a mistake.
Screwfix used to sell them for £199

I think I got them for about £60-£70

These make great competition prizes.

I'm not happy that screwfix have limited these bargains to one per customer, so might have to stop using them :wink:
Uhm that is the hitachi you are talking about am i right,when you bought them for 70 was that with the torch,was that just for you or all customers.
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