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Could anyone recommend a good cordless power drill / screwdriver that won't break the bank ..
 
I'd go for a good one depending on size
Panasonic 14.4 lithium can't beat it for power to size but not cheap
 
Could anyone recommend a good cordless power drill / screwdriver that won't break the bank ..

i can tell you ryobi wont break the bank, i tried to drill the lock on the vault and the drill burnt out! ;)

ps ryobi are pants.
 
Always Milwaukee. metal gearboxes, etc etc... pay once last ages. Go for 18volt HD range.
 
depends what your using it forno one drill will do everything but an 18v combi will do most pro drills have metal gears and last longer
 
milwaukee are great, ive had some v28 stuff for years and its still going strong....... shame i need to sell some of it to pay me bills.

make sure you get atleast a 3 year warranty, like bosch and milwaukee offer
 
'dontknowitall' not sure really, thinking about £100ish, but would stretch for something decent ..
 
aeg for that money or go on fleabay for a dewalt xrp combi 14v
 
Most of the plumbers on here will spend between £200 and £400 because we use our drills most days/on most jobs so our recommendations are based on those values.

An 18 volt drill is a fairly good choice as it's quite a step up from the amateur drills sold by the likes of Homebase, Focus DIY, etc.
 
Ive got a selection makita,bosch and dewalt, i can recommend dewalt 18v lith batts had probs with the other two!!
 
Screwfix had some hitachi drills on offer for £100 the other day. I've an 18v hitachi combi and seems pretty good so far.
 
Hitachi make DeWault, I believe. So I've bought that instead before, no complaints. But I do like my Makita.
 
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