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ryobi are pants. go for the dewalt or jcb that i gave you the link for. both @ b&q. go on a wednedsay with someone over 60 and get 10% off.
 
Buy body only drill from fastfix.co.uk and buy replica batteries from ebay for around ÂŁ22-ÂŁ25 they last virtually same time I have had some as long as the real ones and real ones have failed first. Ebay you can pick up charges for around ÂŁ30. Hope this helps
 
Buy body only drill from fastfix.co.uk and buy replica batteries from ebay for around ÂŁ22-ÂŁ25 they last virtually same time I have had some as long as the real ones and real ones have failed first. Ebay you can pick up charges for around ÂŁ30. Hope this helps

the old genuine ones had a design flaw thats fixed now. my batteries are all over 3 years old and going strong.


just seen this on ebay and it looks like a very good deal

Makita DHP458Z Li Ion 18V LXT Cordless Hammer Drill With 2 x 3.0Ah Batteries | eBay


the batteries and charger alone are worth the money
 
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Admittedly guys, I like to buy quality things that last and do the job properly, but I don't have a huge amount of cash at the minute and I'm not so sure I actually NEED a top of the range drill.

I was thinking of buying a C.K. starter kit and a Ryobi drill but the batteries are only 1.3Ah

Links to both below:

http://www.screwfix.com/p/ck-electricians-premium-tool-kit-bag/35475

Ryobi One Plus Cordless 18V Li-Ion Drill 2 Batteries LLCDI18022L | Departments | DIY at B&Q
I'm with Shanky, I started with the CK kit and regretted it. I have replaced everything bar the long nose pliers in the past 3.5 years.

Buy cheap buy twice, it's worth spending a little more on a drill now that'll last years rather than having to replace a cheaper one in a year or two. It's also worth looking at the range of other battery tools each manufacturer offers so you can build up a collection that share the same batteries. I think you will struggle to find better than Makita for the shear size of their range, everything from drills down to battery chain saws!
 
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I find ffx a good place to get power tools from. Get an 18v drill and then you can interchange batteries with other 18v kit as you build up. That'd be my advice. I like bosch stuff myself but as others have said just stick to a well known big name brand and you'll be good to go.
 
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