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DeWalt DCH033N SDS 18V Drill (Bare Unit) £89.99 @ Powertoolmate
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Posted 14 April 2023

DeWalt DCH033N SDS 18V Drill (Bare Unit) £89.99 @ Powertoolmate

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Seems like a good price for this SDS drill.

SDS plus drill with rotation stop mode for light chiselling in plaster, tiles and render. Impact stop mode for rotary only drilling in wood and metal. Ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into concrete, brick and masonry from 4-22mm. Compact, lightweight and ergonomic design for comfort and support during extended operating periods. Features brushless motor with thermal overload protection.

Plenty of good reviews on the internet.
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  1. colt45bg_.'s avatar
    colt45bg_.
    Just for the Record
    • DCH033N Max. Impact Energy: 2J - £89.99
    • DCH133N Max. Impact energy 2.6J - £102.65
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    Any idea why the DCH273N is more expensive at £187 but has less impact energy (2.1J) (edited)
  2. Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    I have the dch133. I didn't know this did the dch033.

    But the SDS goes through concrete so easily. My builder borrowed it as his was at home and was surprised how good a cordless SDS drill have come along.
  3. UberTiger's avatar
    UberTiger
    Great price for these bad boys, the difference between even a basic SDS drill and a top end normal drill with hammer action is night and day. These dewalt ones are fab on the 18V platform. The only time I had to change the battery was when I was using a 150mm core drill bit going through a buttload of wall for vent conduit. Normal holes with a drill bit, even thick 25mm thick ones will barely dent a full 5AH battery. Not having it corded makes it safe for ladder use and other awkward situations where a cord can be a massive hindrance and safety concern. (edited)
  4. Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    In summary, dch273 costs about £60 more, and whilst it's weaker (takes about 20% longer to drill) it's smaller so fits in gaps between ceiling joists, it also has less vibration. (edited)
  5. coldfire3000's avatar
    coldfire3000
    Yeah, I've got one of these, it's a beast! Great price
  6. snoopy18's avatar
    snoopy18
    Have some heat though I’m not sure if use it enough to replace my corded Bosch 
  7. ShaneFawcett's avatar
    ShaneFawcett
    Cheaper than on their eBay store with the code!!!
  8. SqueakyWalker's avatar
    SqueakyWalker
    Can I use my normal dewalt combi drill bits in this?
    Fraser_Gordon's avatar
    Fraser_Gordon
    It only takes SDS bits.
  9. Rano_Linst's avatar
    Rano_Linst
    Could you use this without a battery? So just with a cord. Serious question because I don't have DeWalt tools so would need a battery...
    ShaneFawcett's avatar
    ShaneFawcett
    No
  10. goblin_awidd's avatar
    goblin_awidd
    Link doesn't work anymore
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    That means out of stock/ offer expired with this seller
  11. Foyez88's avatar
    Foyez88
    Looking to buy an SDS drill to put up some blinds around the house but stuck between this Dewalt or the Makita DHR171Z - would welcome any thoughts/opinions on which one is better to get?
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    The DHR171Z has 1.2j of power, the dch033 is 2j. So the DeWalt is stronger.

    However both drills are cordless, so the key question is do you already have any batteries for either system?
  12. Foyez88's avatar
    Foyez88
    Ghanks for pointing out the power difference. So how comes the DeWalt is cheaper with more power?

    I have a Makita impact and standard drill driver with both using 2 different batteries so hoping that 1 of those use the same battery as the Makita.
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    Surprised you have to different batteries, do you have a mix of V12 and v18 tools?

    Unless you use the SDS alot it might not be worth switching systems as you turn have to factor in £40-50 for a DeWalt battery.
  13. Foyez88's avatar
    Foyez88
    I'm not too sure if I'm honest, the Makita tools and battery are inherited from my dad and are the 2 different types as can be seen in my pics.

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    Okay thanks for the help and advice all, appreciate it. Might just settle for the lower power in Makita but atleast don't have to worry about buying a battery and charger.
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Jonwillis
    Other option is to get a corded SDS drill, again, no need for battery or charger.

    Fyi the grey battery is 18v li-ion so looks like a new battery.
    Can't see any marking on the black one, might be an old NiMH style battery.
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