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kloofnek | 07:09 Sun 22nd Dec 2013 | DIY
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I want to buy a cordless drill/driver...any suggestions?
I am better buying two separate items or is a "combi" just as good?
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My son in law is a professional kitchen fitter. He has 2 deWalt rechargeable drills/screw drivers on the go all the time, to my knowledge he's had them for at least 8 years and used almost every day. Can't say better than that kloofnek
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No you certainly can`t,...that is a good recommendation...THANKS
And my ex is a chippy and always had DeWalt.
I'd go for a deWalt or a Hilti if I had the money and wanted an all day every day drill, something cheaper would be fine for the occasional DIYer, imo.
I bought a Makita a few years ago in a sale, reduced from £250 down to £99.99, OK it's got the older type of battery, but is still adequate for a DIY job.
For trade use, Makita and DeWalt used mostly, kloof.

This is a good deal if you don't need hammer or impact.........

http://www.fastfix.co.uk/makita/Makita-6281-14.4v-Drill-Driver.html

I keep two of these in the van, and two in the workshop. Very powerful all-rounders.
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The deWalt sounds a good one,if I was a pro would go for the best but I want it just for DIY in the home...occasional jobs..however,am willing to pay around £100 even a bit more,as cheap isn`t always cheap.
I've got a de Walt....well 3 actually. a cordless driver which can do light drilling, a true drill/driver, also cordless and a corded drill that will go through a house. they are all very good BUT heavy.

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