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WORX WX938 18V (20V MAX) Cordless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Twin Pack + 2x 1.5AH Batteries/Charger £69.99 Worx Official eBay Store
WORX WX938 18V (20V MAX) Cordless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Twin Pack + 2x 1.5AH Batteries/Charger £69.99 Worx Official eBay Store
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Posted 18 July 2022

WORX WX938 18V (20V MAX) Cordless Impact Driver and Hammer Drill Twin Pack + 2x 1.5AH Batteries/Charger £69.99 Worx Official eBay Store

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UPDATE, IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE CODE TAKE8 APPLIED AT CHECKOUT WILL TAKE AN EXTRA 8% OFF THIS PRICE SO YOU WILL PAY JUST £64.39!

UPDATE 8.59AM 19/7/22. BACK IN STOCK. WHERE ARE THEY FINDING THESE? 😃

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UPDATE 13.01PM: BACK IN STOCK.

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7 m ago
Anyone else realise the batteries are actually 2x2ah rather than 2x1.5ah as listed/in the pictures? Nice little bonus, and can to add to my Worx mower collection! Although they don’t have the led power level indicator like the newer versions. (edited)


Seems like an excellent deal for what you are getting here. The batteries and charger alone would probably cost the best part of the asking price here!

Register the purchase with Worx and they will extend the manufacturer's warranty to 3 years.

worx-uk.com/pro…ty/

Currently selling for £131.99 on Amazon (sold and dispatched by Amazon, not a third party seller)

amazon.co.uk/WORX-WX938-Impact-Driver-Hammer/dp/B0795ZX8GX


The WORX WX938 20V Max Hammer drill and 20V MAX Impact Driver twin pack delivers the power, runtime and portability to get all your drilling, screw and bolt driving jobs done with ease.

Complete with two 20V MAX batteries and a charger, ensuring that you won't run out of power whilst on the job.

WORX WX386 20V MAX Hammer Drill

The WORX WX386 20V Hammer Drill will always give you the confidence to tackle any task. Constructed with a heavy duty 13mm keyless anti-slip chuck ensures the drill has maximum power at all times. Completing your DIY projects around the home and garden couldn’t be easier.

Key features of the WX386

  • Heavy-duty 13mm chuck with safety lock and all-metal gears for increased durability
  • Variable 2-speed design covers a wide range of drilling, fastening and hammer applications
  • 18+1+1 position clutch allows excellent torque management
  • Built in LED light for work in dark areas and 20s LED delay after trigger release
  • Compact and lightweight design for narrow spaces

Technical Specifications of the WX386

  • Charger voltage: 100-240V ~50/60Hz
  • Rated Voltage: 20V Max
  • Max Drilling Capacity: Wood/Brickwork/Steel: 30mm/13mm/13mm/13mm
  • No-load speed: 0 – 400/0-1500/min
  • Impact rate: 0-6400/0-24000BPM
  • Number of clutch position: 18+1+1
  • Max torque: 40Nm
  • Chuck capacity: 13mm

WORX WX260 20V MAX Impact Driver

The WORX WX260 20V Impact Driver gives you all the power you need for driving. The Impact driver has a 1/4-inch Quick change chuck for use with 1/4-inch hex shank bits. The 20V Impact Driver has a built in LED light to make working in low lit areas easier. The driver is extremely lightweight and compact to reduce fatigue and allow access to tight spaces. The Impact Driver has over 2,500 RPM, 107Nm of torque delivering high power and up to 3,000 BPM.

Key features of the WX260

  • Aluminium gear housing for durability and prolonged life
  • Built in LED light for work in dark areas and 20s LED delay after trigger release
  • Convenient belt clip frees your hands for multitasking
  • Compact and lightweight design for narrow spaces

Technical Specifications of the WX260

  • Battery pack: 20V MAX
  • No-load speed: 0-2500/min
  • Impact rate: 0-3000 bpm
  • Max torque: 107Nm

Included in your purchase:

  • x1 WX386 Hammer Drill
  • x1 WX260 Impact Driver
  • x2 1.5Ah Batteries
  • x1 Charger
  • x1 Carry Bag
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  1. Noxy's avatar
    Hot, great price for both. Is 107nm on the impact enough to take off car wheel bolts?
    viper668's avatar
    No and I do not recommend an impact driver. You will need an impact wrench and an impact rated nut wrench otherwise the normal socket set type will crack/shatter.
  2. Muggy768's avatar
    Could one of these drill into brick?
    teh.arn's avatar
    Yep the hammer drill can easily.
    The only thing I’ve not been able to drill into is a lintel.

    It’s handled everything else I’ve thrown at it
  3. JazzySnake's avatar
    Back in stock, just ordered. Get the deal live again!!
    deleted17634's avatar
    Author
    Just unexpired, thanks for the heads up.
  4. viper668's avatar
    I have received my set today, I too have 2 x 2AH batteries non indicator type. Charged them up and have already given both units a thorough test. Impact driver is faster than my Bosch pro (same 2AH) at driving in 6 x 70mm single threaded wood screws. Drill coped fine with 6mm holes into London bricks.
  5. Phillip_Moore1's avatar
    Is this better than just using a combi drill? Assume you can use the hammer drill for screwing into rawl plugs?
    viper668's avatar
    Impact driver is designed to screw in thick or long screws and bolts, it’s too powerful for flat pack furniture and delicate work. Combi is good for screwing screws into raw plugs as you can select the amount of turning force before the clutch engages /disengages.

    eg you want to screw in small screws then you would select number 1 or 2 on the combi drill. Using the impact driver you have no power control other than using your trigger, pull the trigger too much will almost instantly strip the head of the screw in seconds
  6. Brightsideoflife's avatar
    Received my package today. As previously mentioned by others, can confirm received 2 x 2.0ah batteries. Happy days. Looks a good bit of kit
  7. MasonRed's avatar
    I have had these a few years. Unfortunately one of the batteries only lasted a few months and stupidly I didn't replace under warranty. Now a new battery would cost more than the price of the drill so I live with the one. Great deal, not sure if I'll bite yet.
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Yes the 1.5s can be 50/50.. The green China version is very reliable if your ever looking for new battery.. 4ah can be found for £25-30. (edited)
  8. otak's avatar
    Thanks for the deal!
    Any recommendations for small drill bit set?
    Like amazon.co.uk/Bos…031 ?
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Yea can't go wrong with the Bosch x line. They are bang on for the price (edited)
  9. tonyawesome69's avatar
    For someone that is a complete beginner in DIY and just bought their first house, would you recommend this or another drill like a combi drill?
    darren_chandler's avatar
    This is basically a combi drill, has the normal drill/screw setting also
  10. Māsharu_Rou's avatar
    Anyone know how to register the warranty, the page only allows entry of 1 serial number, do I have to register each drill seperately or just enter the serial number of either 1 of them?
    Brightsideoflife's avatar
    The product code for the set is WX938 which is in the list? So I presume you could register once for the set, or register each separately. Although the order is for the combo kit WX938
  11. Daysleeper's avatar
    Any ideas which aftermarket batteries are compatible with these?
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Any of the green China ones are decent and last extremely well. If it's 4ah more like 3.5ah or 6 feels like a 5.5. (I have the battery indicator ones)
  12. klaus.basingher's avatar
    Love to buy these but can't justify it at the moment...
    peejaylew's avatar
    Justify ? This is HUKD, you don't have to justify, You like it you buy it, then you decide if you NEED it !
  13. krishna72's avatar
    It's is hot!!!!!
    Needs so more votes, 10 times better than the black and decker rubbish what people have posted before on here, not trade standard, but great for DIY
  14. ajind007's avatar
    is 1.5 AH battery holds enough power?
    viper668's avatar

    Replying to

    Screwing in/out wood screws and small hex bolts. Helps you drive in screws into wood for example if you had new decking and needed to screw in say 300 screws. Not for car wheel nuts/bolts
  15. qasim_tahir's avatar
    Anyone else realise the batteries are actually 2x2ah rather than 2x1.5ah as listed/in the pictures? Nice little bonus, and can to add to my Worx mower collection! Although they don’t have the led power level indicator like the newer versions. (edited)
    xena_wales's avatar

    Replying to

    Yeah tiny compact little 400mA thing. Suits me as slow charging much better for the batteries. The charger that came with the strimmer is 2A so I've got the best of both worlds, but I can see you wouldn't be that chuffed if you need them recharged in a hurry.
  16. RUGAAL's avatar
    Can u use as normal screwdriver
    viper668's avatar
    Yes for more delicate work use a screwdriver bit in the normal drill. For big or longer screws that's what the impact driver is for. Impact driver is like a hammer hitting a force sideways. A hammer drill is giving you force from the back of the drill, like hammering. (edited)
  17. stuart.mcclurg's avatar
    Won’t send to Northern Ireland …😡😡
  18. Scott_Hughes's avatar
    You can get 8% off this now
    tonyawesome69's avatar
    Curious to know if eBay provides any refund for the price difference which doesn't involve buying two items and returning one of them
  19. shempz's avatar
    as mentioned, you can get this for £64.39 using the code TAKE8

    47871824-a3xkb.jpg (edited)
  20. ghaffer's avatar
    Can someone recommend a set of bits to go with this? For general DIY. Thanks
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Can't go wrong with Bosch x line bit sets. £15 version be the cheapest I'd buy. Decent for variety and quality. often found for £10
  21. peddaa's avatar
    Suggestions for compatible drill bits please - for general diy and occasional drilling into bricks
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Any generic set will do, as ive mentioned in another comment...
    Can't go wrong with Bosch x line bit sets. £15 version be the cheapest I'd buy. Decent for variety and quality. often found for £10.
    I've used alot and always go back to bosch
  22. chippy95's avatar
    Just received mine, is this normal for the flash of light inside the drill? It also smells a bit like burning after the spark of light. files.fm/f/m…w7c
    viper668's avatar
    Yes these tools are both brushed motors so the sparks are created every time you use it , it’s how the motor is powered/turned. The brushes will eventually wear out, hence why the brushless equivalent are more expensive as they don’t have brushes but are turned/powered by magnets instead and last much much longer
  23. tony863's avatar
    I'm finding the impact drill isn't very strong at driving screws deep into wood. It gets them 80% there but I'm finding myself doing the last bit by hand. Still a fairly good set for the money
    viper668's avatar

    Replying to

    Make sure you are using good screwdriver or impact driver bits too, makes all the difference. Also try pulsing the screw in. Eg at the very start, hold the screw, seat the screw driver bit into the screw and pull the trigger and stop and pull it and stop that will help keep it straight , then continue.
  24. hak06's avatar
    Is there any hard case for this set of drill (edited)
    saintscouple's avatar
    When i ordered mine from Homebase all those years ago it came with a fabric bag that struggled to fit everything in.
    I now have this stanley bag which is perfect, can fit both tools, charger, batteries, drill / screwdriver bits and more. Really rate it.

    screwfix.com/p/s…177
  25. TN567's avatar
    Slyly glad they have sold out, means I don't need to justify this to the missus

    He lives for another bargain!!
    soton26's avatar
    They're back in stock. Just bought one for no good reason as I already have a decent drill and impact driver but that's the HUKD way.
  26. Blunderpuss's avatar
    Thank you OP but now OOS
  27. cusackrules7's avatar
    Sold out now. Shame looked just like what I needed.
  28. TN567's avatar
    They have a bag by all accounts bud
    Brightsideoflife's avatar
    Ah cheers, didn't notice the carry bag included
  29. blueeyes's avatar
    1161535401658158779.jpgHow does this compare to this
    I got this one for 44.10 on prime day should I cancel it and buy this what what do you think guys
    viper668's avatar
    Personally yes I would prefer this worx offer. 1) the combi drill has slightly more Nm of power, so a bit more grunt when drilling into hard surfaces. 2) you will quickly become very bored of drilling a pilot hole with the combi drill, then changing the drill bit to a screwdriver bit to tighten . 3) I often find I'm always reaching for the impact driver for general tightening screws etc etc. Plus you can buy drill bits for the impact driver too for example Bosch blue tips have a body for the impact driver unit (hex) but have the drill bit for drilling..... (edited)
  30. hak06's avatar
    Can you interchange battery with other cordless workx
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Yes if 18/20v all worx (edited)
  31. Brightsideoflife's avatar
    Back available to purchase at 8.50am
    JohnnyUtah's avatar
    Bought … thanks very much!
  32. bigtone1943's avatar
    We're do I find the serial number to register please
    qasim_tahir's avatar
    Next to the qr codes on the side of the drill and under the battery
  33. vegalz0r's avatar
    Used these to make drill hole into bricks and mount TV mount
    Got it 30ish 2 years ago, going strong. One of the best purchases.
  34. greenteaAtUK's avatar
    I bought this set from Homebase 4 yrs ago. Still working perfectly. Mainly Home DIY projects.
  35. saintscouple's avatar
    I purchased this set some 5 years ago at homebase, around the £80 mark due to incorrect price label.
    Use them for basic diy regulary - tools and batteries still going strong.
    Excellent kit.
  36. ZubairUddin's avatar
    Drill and screwdriver Bit set is not included, how much that cost and will that be easily available?
    darren_chandler's avatar
    Any generic set will do. Can recommend Bosch x line series sets as a decent gd priced set. Each set is different depending on your needs.
  37. getmore4less's avatar
    Ordered Tues 26
    delivery came up as 1st/2nd
    came today 28 Thurs
    Happy.
    deleted17634's avatar
    Author
    Great service
  38. wayne_dwan's avatar
    Have these allready and the deal is so good I want to get them again 😫 with a decent drill bit it is very impressive for the price/size
    peejaylew's avatar
    Same here
  39. rotepote's avatar
    Cold,.

    Looking for cordless offers.
    Get excited.
    Reading comments.
    Damn out of stock.
    Wait back in stock.
    Add to basket.
    "This product doesn't ship to NI"
    Remove from basket.
    Restart the cordless search
    Brightsideoflife's avatar
    Not sure about the cold, but I get your frustration.
  40. Besford's avatar
    Ordered at 11am yesterday and it turned up at 10am today - wow! DPD.

    Has a simple bag with it too (not listed in the description).

    Make sure you register your purchase on the WORX site as it gives you a 3 year warranty. (edited)
    deleted17634's avatar
    Author
    Yes, agreed. The link is in my OP.
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