Posted 22nd Aug
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Cheaper than prime day, great drill and good value kit.
- Torque, max. (hard/soft): 28 / 11 Nm
- No-load speed (1st gear / 2nd gear): 0 – 400 / 0 – 1300 rpm
- Max. impact rate:18,750 bpm
- Chuck capacity, min./max.: 0.3 - 10mm
- Battery voltage: 12 V
- Works with battery capacity: 1.5Ah
- Charging time, approx.: 94 mins
- Torque settings: 20
However, somebody is bound to ask "I need a drill. Should I buy this?" The answer is probably no. This will accomplish 95% of your drilling tasks, but the trouble is that you'll also need something more powerful in reserve.
The same will be true if you buy an 18v cordless though, if you're a DIYer there will still be jobs you need a mains drill for.
I own one of these 12v drills, a Bosch pro 18v hammer drill and an SDS drill, I hardly ever use the 18v these days and could easily live without it altogether.
For bigger jobs or when faced with drilling a lot of holes into brick or concrete, something more substantial will be required, but for drilling a few holes into wood, brick or concrete at a time, this will be fine as it has a "hammer" function.
As "Argyll68" says, "Bosch Blue" stuff is great gear.
I got one during "Prime day" a while back @ £58ish, so this is an even better deal............while it lasts.
Go get one!
I’m the same, 12v with the rare use of the SDS still. Try not to use the 18v.
£44 here, but I'd rather get the two batteries and a charger TBH:
powertoolworld.co.uk/bos…BwE
There is a nice little torch and a Dremmel like tool that use the same battery.
axminster.co.uk/bos…599
axminster.co.uk/bos…BwE
Well, I don't agree. Sometimes with 18V hummer drill drilling takes more time, but you will do what you have to do around the home. At some point, I even placed SDS drill into my 18v drill and I drilled through the wall.
I caved in too!
Yes. Good as a drill driver. Wouldn't want to be doing lots of drilling brick walls
Got a link? Assuming you mean the GSR it's nearly twice this price if you want the batteries and charger?
webapp.bosch.de/war….do
Could you check the case to see if it has a Bosch part no. stamped or marked on it and advise.
I need a case for my drill and want to see if this one would be compatible as I have the previous (10.8v) version - I think my drill will fit but think they have made the newer chargers smaller so my charger may not fit.
Cheers.
No worries - thanks for checking.