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17 Einhell Power X-Change TE-CD 18V Brushless Combi Drill with 2 x 2.0Ah PXC Li-i Batteries for £89 delivered @ Wickes
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Decent price for a brushless combi drill with two 2.0Ah batteries included. Also comes with a high-speed charger and a storage case. I'm not sure if the extra handle is removable or not, but it will help when drilling through sturdy walls.
Anyway, yours for £89 including delivery.
Einhell Power X-Change TE-CD 18V Brushless Combi Drill with 2 x 2.0Ah PXC Li-i Batteries
The Einhell Brushless Cordless Combi Drill / Driver has a brushless motor for better performance and longer operating times than a conventional carbon brush motor. The Quick Stop function enables tools to be changed quickly and easily for use in the high-grade 13 millimetre metal drill chuck. For a good view of the work area where visibility is poor or in hard-to-reach areas there is a built in LED light.
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Anyway, yours for £89 including delivery.
Einhell Power X-Change TE-CD 18V Brushless Combi Drill with 2 x 2.0Ah PXC Li-i Batteries
The Einhell Brushless Cordless Combi Drill / Driver has a brushless motor for better performance and longer operating times than a conventional carbon brush motor. The Quick Stop function enables tools to be changed quickly and easily for use in the high-grade 13 millimetre metal drill chuck. For a good view of the work area where visibility is poor or in hard-to-reach areas there is a built in LED light.
Features
- This tool is part of the Einhell Power X-Change One Battery Fits All System
- Brushless motor - more power and prolonged operation
- Impact drill function
- High-grade 13mm metal drill chuck
- 2-speed gearing for powerful driving and fast drilling
- Quick-stop for changing tools quickly and easily
- Ergonomic design with soft grip for comfortable operation
- Supplied with 2x2.0 Ah batteries and high-speed charger
- Includes BMC case
Specifications
- Blows per Minute: 0-8000, 0-28800
- Maximum Torque: 60
- Maximum Diameter (Masonry): 10 mm
- Number of Torque Settings: 22
- Brushless: Yes
- No Load Speed: 0-500, 0-1800
- Weight: 1.69 kg
- Chuck Capacity: 13 mm
- Chuck Type: Keyless
- Power Type: Cordless
- Battery Type: Li-ion
- Number of Batteries: 2
- Charge Time: 40 min
- Voltage: 18 V
- Case: Yes
- Includes: 2 x 2.0 Ah batteries, fast charger & case
- Type: Combi drills
- Years Guaranteed: 2
- Range: Einhell PXC Cordless
- Manufacturer Model No: 4513861
- Brand Name: Einhell
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sorted byI emailed Wickes to check I had been given the correct info and they replied that i would need to return it to einhell myself for repair or exchange, the only reason I bought it from a physical store was I could exchange it quickly if it broke as waiting for it to be sent away and returned would leave me without a much needed tool. Also in einhells small print it states if the fault was not due to a faulty part I would be charged .
So might as well buy online from now on then.
The last time I had customer service like that was with Currys decades ago and never used them again as I will never buy power tools from Wickes from now on.
I will stick to Screwfix and Toolstation as never had a problem with them exchanging a faulty power tool. (edited)
They are all the TE-CD 18 family, there is different models. Amazon list the different products
Perfectly fine for that. Don't know about Ryobi but they are far better than the usual Bosch green DIYers get.
In my opinion they are the best value brand. If you can afford to pay more then yes Makita which has a great range including gardening tools will be better but Einhell can often be had for bargain prices from Amazon/Toolstation/Wickes.
That has a max torque 44Nm, and it's not the same to this brushless 60Nm version.
Will be general DIY purposes, putting up shelves (the walls are blooming tough to get through though!) putting flat-packed furniture together and a big summer house, also taking up and drilling down floorboards. May need to drill into the masonry outside at some point but not that important. The above is just a few examples as I'm sure I'll find more things that need doing. Thanks in advance!
Hi, I'm not an expert but I think with the 60nm, this drill should have you covered
I like that you can swap and change the batteries on them. But then I suppose you can do that with most brands now.
I need to make a decision on which ecosystem I invest in and I've been thinking of Ryobi for drill, strimmer, hedge trimmer, etc., but they never seem to have any good deals on.
Yeah, have to agree. I bought a house 8months ago so they have had a bit of a hammering lately and can't fault them. My only gripe is those 2.0ah batteries aren't great but I pretty much use the 4.0ah ones for everything now.
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It's the same brushless drill te-cd18, no? Part number is different as it includes 2*2 batteries?
Also noticed it comes with case, which makes up for price difference maybe. (edited)
That’s not brushless