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Discuss im looking for a new drill. any suggestions? in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; i need a new, good all round drill. id rather not pay more than 200 for it. ive never known much about tools and just gone on recomendations so any ...
          
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    Default im looking for a new drill. any suggestions?

    i need a new, good all round drill. id rather not pay more than 200 for it. ive never known much about tools and just gone on recomendations so any help would be great.

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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    To use for what..?.. cordless or corded..?

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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    If cordless then my preference is Makita and for around the £200 you could buy a good one.
    18v 3.0 ah Li- ion is a good spec.
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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    dewalt/makita/bosch all do good multi use drills, i use a dewalt, good drill got in a sale @ b&Q. check for the amp hour of the drill, and the volts 18v will be good, 1.3 ah will not last long get one with a little more umph . look out for sales @ screwfix/b&q

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    Hillhead Tiling Services 2012
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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    looks a good bit of kit that

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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    I had one and was great, i gave it to my helper when i bought a bigger one from Ed on here.
    I'v been using makita a long time now without problems.
    That one linked too can come with 2 batteries for 250 or so.
    I'v seen them slightly cheaper too.
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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    my olde dewalt not failed me yet but when the old girl eventually dies. maybe get one of these.

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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    Milwalki do good drills
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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    Have used Metabo in the past and currently use Milwaukee 18v,cant reccomend milwaukee enough!

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    Default Re: im looking for a new drill. any sugestionsk?

    Dewalt for me paid just over 200 for mine 12 months ago and still going strong

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    We did use these Dewalts (had two of them) and we now use Makita


    Just watch out for the voltage changes on building sites etc for the chargers. Ours are 240V
    Had to bring plenty of spare batteries to this job as its 110v
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    I've got quite a lot of Ryobi 18V stuff. Their new Li-Ion range comes with a 2 year guarantee which includes trade use

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