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McKeller 14.4V Cordless Drill half price £12.49 @ Focus


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Not a top of the range cordless drill but good for day to day diy jobs, i've got one i've had for 2 1/2 years and still going well, think i paid £20ish then, just been to buy another as I had lost my charger.

This entry level cordless drill is perfect for basic DIY
With variable speed and torque settings and flexible drilling depth this cordless drill is ideal for most home DIY tasks
Comes with a carry case and 24 piece accessory set containing everything you? need to make a start on those DIY jobs
14.4 volt cordless drill driver perfect for home DIY
10mm keyless chuck
Forward and Reverse action for quicker release from the drill hole
Drilling Capacity: Wood 25mm; Steel 10mm
Soft grip handle for easier control at any angle

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Sorry, cold from me. It might seem cheap but you would do better spending a bit more money and going 18V.
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Sorry, cold from me. It might seem cheap but you would do better spending a bit more money and going 18V.
£12.50 for cordless drill and your complaining?
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Sorry, cold from me. It might seem cheap but you would do better spending a bit more money and going 18V.
Got one ive had 2 1/2 years thats still going strong used several times a week too, had a bosch 18v and these can do everything that could, battery life is better and better build too its stood several drops, whereas the bosch failed on the first!
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I'd take the claim that it will drill 10mm steel with a bit of salt, but otherwise a good deal - hot
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I'd take the claim that it will drill 10mm steel with a bit of salt, but otherwise a good deal - hot
It actually says 8mm on the box and that would be pushing it, for me though its mainly used for drilling wood and screwing stuff.
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If you're after an 18v drill Sainsbury's have a Draper one at £9.99 instore (1 hour charge too) - Again cheap but fine for everyday jobs
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If you're after an 18v drill Sainsbury's have a Draper one at £9.99 instore (1 hour charge too) - Again cheap but fine for everyday jobs
Sainsburys also have a 14.4v drill for £4.99.
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the 9.99 Draper from Sainsburys is an outstanding deal. I bought one when the deal was posted at the time and its been used continuously since the day ive bought it. Very good indeed and surprisingly can infact drill through masonry unlike many other cheap cordless drills
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Thanks just ordered one of these.
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I picked up one of these the other day.

I doesnt have an automatic cut-off for the charger, so don't overcharge the battery!
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Got one ive had 2 1/2 years thats still going strong used several times a week too, had a bosch 18v and these can do everything that could, battery life is better and better build too its stood several drops, whereas the bosch failed on the first!
I agree, I've had one of these for just under 3 years and can't fault the thing. Will pop into the Dorchester Branch and buy another. Can't go wrong at this price
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Sorry, cold from me. It might seem cheap but you would do better spending a bit more money and going 18V.
Just bought a Dewalt 18v from amazon for £99. I know its a bit pricy but worth it I think.
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Already mentioned, but there was a deal for a 14V cordlss drill from Sainsburys for £4.99. I bought one, suitable for small jobs. Makes this one seem cold.
Unable to find the Sainsburys deal, whats up with the search function? or maybe I'm stupid.

Lol, did a google search and found the deal that way. not sure if still available.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/32553...lt-sainsburys/
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Already mentioned, but there was a deal for a 14V cordlss drill from Sainsburys for £4.99. I bought one, suitable for small jobs. Makes this one seem cold.
Unable to find the Sainsburys deal, whats up with the search function? or maybe I'm stupid.

Lol, did a google search and found the deal that way. not sure if still available.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/32553...lt-sainsburys/
I don't bother with the search on forums anymore they're all crud. I just search for the item + the name of the website in Google eg "Sainsburys drill Hot UK Deals". It always brings up better results!
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