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petermeakins@googlemail.com
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      01-19-2009, 09:08 PM
Benevolent employer giving me £100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
DV18DVC for £98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
bits too..
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      01-19-2009, 10:38 PM
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> Benevolent employer giving me £100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
> DV18DVC for £98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
> bits too..



Makita 18V from Screwfix. £79.
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The Medway Handyman
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      01-19-2009, 11:43 PM
A.Lee wrote:
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>> Benevolent employer giving me £100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
>> DV18DVC for £98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
>> bits too..

>
>
> Makita 18V from Screwfix. £79.


Agreed. Bargain of the century.

Makita make brilliant drill drivers, really feel good in the hand, great
speed control, plenty of welly.


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      01-20-2009, 02:38 AM
The Medway Handyman wrote:
> A.Lee wrote:
> > <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


> >> Benevolent employer giving me �100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
> >> DV18DVC for �98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Willneed
> >> bits too..

> >
> >
> > Makita 18V from Screwfix. �79.

>
> Agreed. Bargain of the century.
>
> Makita make brilliant drill drivers, really feel good in the hand, great
> speed control, plenty of welly.


not a lower voltage dewalt?


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      01-20-2009, 08:22 AM
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> The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> A.Lee wrote:
>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

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>>>> Benevolent employer giving me ?100 for a drill - just seen a
>>>> Hitachi DV18DVC for ?98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea?
>>>> Will need bits too..
>>>
>>>
>>> Makita 18V from Screwfix. ?79.

>>
>> Agreed. Bargain of the century.
>>
>> Makita make brilliant drill drivers, really feel good in the hand,
>> great speed control, plenty of welly.

>
> not a lower voltage dewalt?


What would that offer then? Never used a DeWalt, so no experience of them.


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      01-20-2009, 08:55 AM
In message <1ittauw.74b88u1yoz0vsN%alan@darkroom.+.com>, A.Lee
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>> Benevolent employer giving me £100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
>> DV18DVC for £98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
>> bits too..

>
>
>Makita 18V from Screwfix. £79.
>Alan.

Seconded, bought one two weeks ago, very happy with it. Spend the extra
20quid on a selection of drill bits etc. or the Makita accessory kit for
14.99 and a bacon butty from the van outside (assuming yours has the
same arrangement as mine).
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      01-20-2009, 01:34 PM
Clint Sharp wrote:
> In message <1ittauw.74b88u1yoz0vsN%alan@darkroom.+.com>, A.Lee
> <alan@darkroom.+.com> writes
> ><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> >
> >> Benevolent employer giving me �100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
> >> DV18DVC for �98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Willneed
> >> bits too..

> >
> >
> >Makita 18V from Screwfix. �79.
> >Alan.

> Seconded, bought one two weeks ago, very happy with it. Spend the extra
> 20quid on a selection of drill bits etc. or the Makita accessory kit for
> 14.99 and a bacon butty from the van outside (assuming yours has the
> same arrangement as mine).


should be OK even if the bacon butty has a different arrangement


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      01-20-2009, 05:36 PM
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 05:34:10 -0800 (PST), (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

> Clint Sharp wrote:
>> In message <1ittauw.74b88u1yoz0vsN%alan@darkroom.+.com>, A.Lee
>> <alan@darkroom.+.com> writes
>>><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Benevolent employer giving me �100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
>>>> DV18DVC for �98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
>>>> bits too..
>>>
>>>
>>>Makita 18V from Screwfix. �79.
>>>Alan.

>> Seconded, bought one two weeks ago, very happy with it. Spend the extra
>> 20quid on a selection of drill bits etc. or the Makita accessory kit for
>> 14.99 and a bacon butty from the van outside (assuming yours has the
>> same arrangement as mine).

>
> should be OK even if the bacon butty has a different arrangement
>
> NT


Beware of the combibutty - bad for the teeth!
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      01-21-2009, 10:33 PM
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> Benevolent employer giving me £100 for a drill - just seen a Hitachi
> DV18DVC for £98 from Screwfix - anyone got a better idea? Will need
> bits too..



Noticed in B&Q ( a large one) that they have a Makita twin pack on offer,
combi drill & drill driver, two bats & a charger in a case for £97 ish.
Think they were 14:4v.

Worth a look, very handy sometimes having a combi & a driver.


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