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Hi guys,

looking to buy some 110v tools, thinking they are better than battery powered tools.

In particular want a jigsaw and a 2kg rotary hammer drill, can anyone recommend any, been looking at mikita as they always seem to get good reviews?

Thanks guys

Craig
 
For both the tools you are after i'd be going for Bosch hoppy. IMO the best for jiggys and hammers, (excluding the brand in the santa suits)
 
I’d second Bosch.

All my 110v tools are bosch (except the odd impulse buy Hilti!), good quality and touch wood, I haven’t had any problems with them whatsoever! More stores seem to stock Bosch too, from Jewson’s (who have the odd special offer now and then), and Screwfix (who I sometimes use).

The ‘BOSCH GBH 2-26DRE 2kg 110V SDS Plus Drill’ from Screwfix is what I use (£160 inc VAT).:D
 
Hi guys found The ‘BOSCH GBH 2-26DRE 2kg 110V SDS Plus Drill’ for 120 quid on buyatool.co.uk, everywhere else it seems to be 150 ish, anyone bought from these b4, seems a little to go to be true

Craig
 
You say that but recently they had an 18v Makita combi drill with 1x 3ah LIon battery for £150, with an offer on so you could get it with 2x 3ah batteries for £220, which seems pretty good to me.
A guy at work bought one and brought it in as a kind of 'show and tell'; it's really light and comes in a nice box.
 
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ffs for some reason can't post that link or delete this post, but it's on the screwfix website.
 
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Screwfix have written a bit of code into their website that stops copying links/images etc.

Search for 84044 at *************
 
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