PhilPlaster
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If anyones lookin to get a new cordless, invest in an impact driver. Worth every penny.
When fixing timber (unless you have a nail gun) or timber to brick etc they will carry on going all the way through to the other side with no effort on your part mate. Basically the torque is unstoppable.nelly said:Whats better about them? I have no idea.
TonyM said:They are smaller and lighter and have tremendous torque. Buy quality bits though as they will demolish cheap ones.
jord218 said:I have the Makita LXT 18volt. Cant remember the last time I used my drill/driver. Have the Makita site radio aswell. the LXT battery runs it for about 35 hours, awsome gear. other good buys in the range include collated screw gun, skill and jig saw.
TonyM said:jord218 said:I have the Makita LXT 18volt. Cant remember the last time I used my drill/driver. Have the Makita site radio aswell. the LXT battery runs it for about 35 hours, awsome gear. other good buys in the range include collated screw gun, skill and jig saw.
The collated screw gun is a piece of (german word).
Mine is great but I dont use it day in day out. what screw gun would you recommend? I've used the Hilti in the past but thought it far too heavy?
[/quote]jord218 said:Mine is great but I dont use it day in day out. what screw gun would you recommend? I've used the Hilti in the past but thought it far too heavy?
TonyM said:jord218 said:Mine is great but I dont use it day in day out. what screw gun would you recommend? I've used the Hilti in the past but thought it far too heavy?
TonyM said:jord218 said:Mine is great but I dont use it day in day out. what screw gun would you recommend? I've used the Hilti in the past but thought it far too heavy?
lucius said:I had the old Hilti and must admit to heavy. How much is this new one Tony.
Lucius