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How! My old Makita cordless has bit the dust so I'm looking to purchase a new cordless. Preferably Bosch or makita again. Can anyone recommend a good model they have bought recently or any good offers on at the moment?! It's a minefield picking one out and there are so many dealers on the web. Headache!!!

Thanks.
 
My makita 3amps do me fine like , hitashi are quite a alright make . See what other tools they do in the same batterys etc . Very handy having any power tools u use like that ..... You can get bare makita stuff quite cheap once u get a few batterys
 
I had that hitachi jurek and it was very good and very light but only for private not site work. I like a drill where the battery design allows it to stand .
 
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Few months back I bought the makita brushless twin set, Impact driver and combi hammer drill, 2x 4.0 batteries £299 from ffx.co.uk so far it's been brilliant and batteries last ages.
 
I think the makita gear is always up there,it's not over priced and it's good quality,can't go far wrong really.
 
My makita I have had since I was 16... and it is dying a death and I wanted to stay loyal to makita but a few of my friends have had new ones and they just don't seem to last anymore.

I love the look of the Hitachi one and have seen some good reviews for them but my chippy swears by festool
 
Danny said:
My makita I have had since I was 16... and it is dying a death and I wanted to stay loyal to makita but a few of my friends have had new ones and they just don't seem to last anymore.

I love the look of the Hitachi one and have seen some good reviews for them but my chippy swears by festool
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Has he got taurettes?
 
Dont know exactly what job it's for but I had a brand new milwaukee 12v 2 batteries case and charger for FREE. Just for opening an account with howdens. They had a deal at the time. It's a brilliant drill perfect for plasterboarding. Roughly £100 on eBay
I also have a 18v Makita impact drill which are beasts. Drive any screw in. Same batteries go in my Makita sds for fixing beads etc
impact bare unit £90
1 3ah battery is £60
Charger £30
I think there's a tooluk seller on eBay that does good deals on Makita power tools. Makita I would def recommend
 
I have the same one. Larry the Labrador ate the power lead. Just where it enters the charger housing
 

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