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hi all, looking at drill/drivers, wat do u all use.. ang good deals out there
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Discuss which 18v cordless drill/driver.. ?? in the Electrical Tools and Products area at ElectriciansForums.net
I used to be Makita all the way but have been using the Blue Bosch series for about 12 months and they blind the Makita IMO.
Isn't this thread just 'going around the buoy again'? Is there a problem with the search function?
I only buy Bosch Professional, IMO they are the best you can buy, I am a bit of a Bosch person
I have the following items if you want an opinion on them or anything:
- Bosch GBH36-VFLI Corless 36V Lithium-ion SDS+ Hammer Drill with QCC
- Bosch GOP 250CE 240V All-Purpose Multi-Cutter
- Bosch GDX18-VLI-XL 18v Cordless Impact Wrench / Driver
- Bosch GSB18-VE2-LIRS 18v Combi Drill
- Bosch GWS18-125 V-LI 125mm Cordless Angle Grinder
- Bosch GKS18 V-LI Cordless Circular Saw
- Bosch GEX 150 Turbo Random Orbital Sander
- Bosch GLL 3-80 P Three Line 360 Degree Laser Level
Isn't this thread just 'going around the buoy again'? Is there a problem with the search function?
Hi Mate
I looking at gsr 18 ve-2-li pro with 2x 4ah batteries, wats the difference between gsr and your gsb combi drill
hi all, looking at drill/drivers, wat do u all use.. ang good deals out there
I used to be Makita all the way but have been using the Blue Bosch series for about 12 months and they blind the Makita IMO.
Isn't this thread just 'going around the buoy again'? Is there a problem with the search function?
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No circles on this thread? Only a member asking for advise from other time served electricians on what tool is best? It's called conversation and helpfulness!
Think I'll take my glasses back to Spec Savers and get them re calibrated because I cant see a circle.
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