What cordless Drill / Driver suited for electricians?

[mogga]

the problem with orange shed and screwyoufix "Offer" drills are the batteries are normaly only 1.3Ah or 1.5Ah rather than the 3Ah ones with the dearer kits
Personaly iv got a wee 12v Milwalkie along with their 12v recipricating saw comes in realy handy cutting boxes in 18mm MDF ect ect crackin size n shape 18v makita twin pack combi drill n impact 24v old dewalt for heavy stuff

 

[Mark_Burgess]

I have just bought an 18V Protool and it is the best drill I have ever owned without doubt. I have owned 18v Bosch & Dewalt in the past and currently own a 22v hilti and the Protool beats them all hands down. It came with an angle attachment and yesterday I managed to drill about 80 x 20mm holes in joists on 2 batteries.

The only downside is it costs £586.50 which I usually would never dream of paying for a tool, but another member on here Pennywise owns one and he tends to know his stuff. It came in a T-Loc systainer with keyless chuch, angle chuck, centrotec chuck, 2 x batteries & LED torch.

Take a look here : PROTOOL PDC Cordless Impact Drill and more - ProfessionalTool.co.uk

Oh, have you more stuff to sell then?

 

[RWJ]

I have only one word to say on this subject. Milwaukee.

Milwaukee being owned by the same company as Ryobi and AEG if I'm right??

 

[paturback]

the problem with orange shed and screwyoufix "Offer" drills are the batteries are normaly only 1.3Ah or 1.5Ah rather than the 3Ah ones with the dearer kits
Personaly iv got a wee 12v Milwalkie along with their 12v recipricating saw comes in realy handy cutting boxes in 18mm MDF ect ect crackin size n shape 18v makita twin pack combi drill n impact 24v old dewalt for heavy stuff

This one comes with a 3Ah , don't get me wrong I'm no shed luver but I think this is not bad for the money.

 

[jenions]

makita LXT all the way! got more or less the whole cordless set, i got a pal at screwfix and get 20% off so for me they nice and cheap

 

[nickblake]

li ion batteries are a must last longer and more powerful , ive got dewlt cordless' 12 and 18 volt also a makita 14.4 volt , but i have to say the 18 volt delwelt is brilliant stick a 32mm auger bit in it and goes through beams no wories has hammer but realy only good for a few holes in block does take a while , use a Haitachie 24 volt SDS for bigger work this has a rotay stop which is great for chiseling out boxes have a Titan corded 230 volt SDS for bigger jobs screw fix do that beast for£69 inc drill bits and 2 core bits core bits are ace ive had one for years and its been hammered

oh and as for Sintra's milwalkieeeeeee yes mate i do agree fantastic tool but a tad pricey for the average spark must be average then lol wish i could have them mind

 

[sjhall]

I have Milwalki >>> http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/84eaba63.jpg
its decent gear , but I'm not to fussed on the trigger , or weight , the Makita is slightly less powerful , but a lot lighter and more refined

Ste