Mr_SMG
Use code off10 to take 10% off. Bring it down to £125.37
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Posted 31 March 2023
STANLEY FATMAX V20 18V Cordless Combi Drill and Impact Driver Kit with Soft Bag (SFMCK465D2S-GB) £139.30 @ Homebase
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Product description
Ideal for a variety of jobs around the home and garden, including flat pack furniture assembly, hanging pictures, shelves, curtain rails or outside lights, decking. Can be used on brick walls, wood, metal, plastic and tiles. The kit provides a powerful drilling and screwdriving heavy duty solution for DIY tasks around the home. The V20 Lithium-ion battery pack is ready to go to work whenever you are and wherever the job takes you, with an integral battery state of charge indicator for convenient monitoring of battery charge levels. The drill has a 24-position clutch and 2 gear variable speed provide the performance needed for ultimate control. The high-performance hammer function is perfect for drilling into concrete and masonry. The impact driver delivers a powerful, 165Nm of torque for driving and removing tight long screws, bolts and fixings. The STANLEY FATMAX V20 18V Cordless 2 Piece Kit has been designed to be compact and lightweight, making it an essential tool in any DIYer's toolbox. Comes with 2x 2.0Ah batteries, charger and soft storage bag.
Recommended accessories: BLACK+DECKER 109 Piece Mixed Drilling Screwdriving Accessory Set - A7200-XJ, BLACK+DECKER 50 Piece Mixed Drilling Screwdriving Accessory Set- A7188-XJ
Product description
Ideal for a variety of jobs around the home and garden, including flat pack furniture assembly, hanging pictures, shelves, curtain rails or outside lights, decking. Can be used on brick walls, wood, metal, plastic and tiles. The kit provides a powerful drilling and screwdriving heavy duty solution for DIY tasks around the home. The V20 Lithium-ion battery pack is ready to go to work whenever you are and wherever the job takes you, with an integral battery state of charge indicator for convenient monitoring of battery charge levels. The drill has a 24-position clutch and 2 gear variable speed provide the performance needed for ultimate control. The high-performance hammer function is perfect for drilling into concrete and masonry. The impact driver delivers a powerful, 165Nm of torque for driving and removing tight long screws, bolts and fixings. The STANLEY FATMAX V20 18V Cordless 2 Piece Kit has been designed to be compact and lightweight, making it an essential tool in any DIYer's toolbox. Comes with 2x 2.0Ah batteries, charger and soft storage bag.
Recommended accessories: BLACK+DECKER 109 Piece Mixed Drilling Screwdriving Accessory Set - A7200-XJ, BLACK+DECKER 50 Piece Mixed Drilling Screwdriving Accessory Set- A7188-XJ
- 18V STANLEY FATMAX V20 Cordless System - power all your V20 tools with a common new & improved 18V lithium ion battery to let you power through work with ease
- Integral battery state of charge indicator for convenient monitoring of battery charge levels
- Hammer Drill - Powerful motor providing up to 1,500 RPM and 50Nm of torque for efficient drilling and screwdriving into wood, metal and plastic
- Hammer Drill - Powerful hammer action provides up to 25,500 BPM for efficient drilling into masonry
- Impact Driver - Powerful motor providing up to 2,800 RPM, 3,100 BPM and 165Nm of torque for driving larger fasteners and other high torque applications
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Mr_SMG
Use code off10 to take 10% off. Bring it down to £125.37
Edited by a community support team member, 31 March 2023
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BenjaminDover99I recently picked up the brushless drill with 2 batteries for £80 from Toolstation & the DeWalt version is currently £100 so not blown away by this offer (albeit not directly comparable as this is a set, those are better deals imo). It's an alright deal but there have been some really good deals on drills & impact drivers around recently so I'd wait for one that suits the ecosystem you want to be in. The Fatmax stuff seems well made but it ain't usually cheap either. (I bought the drill as I had a crazy good deal on the nail gun pre-Xmas & the recent drill offer was too good to pass up.)
BraddersJNot at all comparable at £100 just for the drill lol.
Drill and driver for me every day with the work I've needed from them - much quicker/less frustrating to keep changing bits and I haven't needed the extra power/reliability of the DeWalt in my 3y ownership of an order Stanley FM set
mark9915Not a bad price but at the same time not the greatest either. 2.0ah batteries are a bit meh and if you end up in this ecosystem you will end up needing bigger batteries when you pickup a high use tool like a circular saw. Personally I’d go for something with a couple of 4.0 or 5.0ah batteries as you won’t need to upgrade those further down the line.
lakimakromedia_for drilling 2ah are fine.
ryan1985As a DIY'r I have the older version of this, still with 2ah batteries and I haven't a bad word to say about them. Just moved house and installed blinds and poles on 6 windows without needing to charge. If you're just a home DIY person there's nothing to be concerned about with the battery life.
HannibalateamThis, I have what I assume is a previous version of this set bought for 100 quid. For basic jobs around the house, plus changing wheels etc this kit does the job. The two batteries has the obvious advantage.
I'll be testing it better as I am moving a shed and adding a covered area attached to it, but I've no doubt it'll do what I need.
Plus I find them incredibly comfortable to use. (edited)- shamedbear3Would this be a suitable gift for someone that weighs over 40st?
John_MclarenDepends, it can be a bit chewy in places and probably not the most nutritious snack.. 
GFCJOEonly 2ah batteries sadly...BraddersJImo that's actually perfectly adequate for most DIYers.
I thought my 1.3ah would be bad but I've only been caught out once... And that's cos I was drilling porcelain tile (1cm, each hole took 20 mins)... When I knew I should've been using a plug in.
Still managed to finish by swapping batts whilst charging
MDog0101Strange this used to be cheaper with 4ah batteries….