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Lads, complete novice here. I need a drill for screwing things and maybe drilling. There are far too many things to choose from, and I have a serious issue with choice. Wired, battery powered, hammer drill, etc. It is all too complicated. |
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What is it you actually need to drill into? |
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A good drill? Bosch. Mine cost 70 quid. Ryobi is shit nowadays. |
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Bumping this thread because I'm in the market for a power drill and don't know where to start. |
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>>2739 What are you trying to drill? Do you mostly want a screwdriver, a drill or a compromise? |
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vintage-wood-auger-bits-lot-of-assorted-brace-bit-.jpg I use those cheap little handpowered drills - don't have to worry about killing a charged battery through lack of use. Modern bits don't work brilliantly in them but they're okay. |
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Well, I was going to get a DeWalt, after this thread sang its praises and because they are on offer at Screwfix, but after my carless self had trekked all the way down there they told me they were next-day collection only. So I thought fuck making two trips, went into the B&Q next door and bought the first reasonably cheap drill I saw, an Erbauer ECD18-Li-2. It came with free drill bits. I'm sure it will be fine, I'm not looking at becoming a professional joiner. |
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