Dewalt Deals & Offers

Definitely the best OMT on the market place. We picked one up a few months back love the fast change system beats the worx machine I also have.

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This is a nice little tool. I didn't think I would use it on site but it has come in handy on several occasions. I've used FFX a number of times and they have always given excellent service. Hot.

Great tool for a great price the batterys on there own are 49.99 each

Cracking deal for all that kit case, 2xbatteries, etc! Ordered and voted hot :D

Price over £200 now

And I assume it comes with a Euro plug?

It depends what you're going to do with it. An SDS drill has a certain amount of play in the mechanism - it's inherent in how the drill works - that makes it unsuitable for accurate drilling, particularly in soft materials. OTOH, SDS is great for drilling into very hard materials that an ordinary hammer drill, even this 1300w DeWalt, may struggle with. If I could only have one drill, it would be the hammer drill, not the SDS.

Agree! And you can additionally turn off rotation to just use hammer - for removing tiles (buy a good wide flat bit) or breaking up hardcore. It is heavy at c6kg but it is incredible value for money inc a 2 year guarantee. Don’t get me wrong, I love Dewalt and own loads of their 18v kit - but this is excellent bang for your buck.

For an SDS you really can’t go wrong with this from Screwfix https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb278sds-6-3kg-corded-sds-plus-drill-230-240v/97533

All the torque in the world good luck using it for long with a 1.5Ah batt, the Hitachi is a pretty good deal though you should post it.

Side step aldi, but the Hitachi seems good for the money and half decent battery too! But feel free to post the aldi or toolstation drills?

Only 42Nm torque! Save your money and get Aldi's 20v at that spec. for £50 Agree with H&S.... Go for the Toolstation one. Brushless. Hitachi at £150 very tempting though too at 70Nm Code 63686

The non brushless version is excellent. I'm on my 4th year and use it on a daily basis! They're still pretty damn good! Esp with the 4 ah.

Because I think a lot of the screwfix ‘deals’ that are posted in here are actual done by people who work at screwfix , a lot of very random things come on here sometimes as they are trying to shift stock I think

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-2607017034-X-Pro-Wood-Drill/dp/B003TWOSPO/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1523969965&sr=8-12&keywords=bosch+drill+bit+set https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-2607017036-Metal-Drill-7-Piece/dp/B003TWOQJ2/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1523969965&sr=8-16&keywords=bosch+drill+bit+set https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Piece-Masonry-Drill-Bit/dp/B00141BVM0/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1523969965&sr=8-18&keywords=bosch+drill+bit+set About £18 total for Bosch wood, masonry, metal drill bit sets. They're an excellent investment. Their hardware may be good but the bits by DeWalt, Makita, etc, they won't last.

Always surprised that brands like DeWalt let companies license their name to slap on rubbish - but they do! COLD.

Most sets like this may carry the name but are just cheap crap from China

I keep forgetting to try that, mind you the way my Alexa is working at the moment is like a naughty little kid, speaking for no reason, not understanding commands ect... Think I will be trying Google

Bought these - absolutely rubbish. Don’t bother. Also doesn’t come with a 7mm which is unusual.

Not a tradesman, I'm a computer geek by day, but I fitted out a shop last month and found these were great. Lots of pockets, top loading knee pads, dunno how well they'd survive on a building site but I'm nearly always indoors: https://www.screwfix.com/p/site-fox-trousers-black-32-w-32-l/4893v

I was told that about my 30s!

I’m a “ professional tradesman “ I can assure you they last well. Your entitled to your opinion, but you shouldn’t knock them till you’ve tried them .

Trousers like that won't last 5 minutes on a professional tradesmen. Dewalt or Snickers workwear are the best IMO

Why not try these half price alternatives from Tesco - all sizes available, click and collect at your nearest Tesco for only £12 . I can vouch for them, great work trousers . Tesco cargo trousers

The Powertools site also clearly tells you which models the pack includes, unlike either B&Q or Screwfix. I've bought from Powertools recently and was impressed with the service and prices.

https://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/dewalt-dck2059d2t-power-tool-kit.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwqsHWBRDsARIsALPWMEPRAeq6ORR6D9jVE9KAnQrNW2TJnRuZxlyQRX6S8Fei8jV5o-WbEBMaAle1EALw_wcB £10 for 2ah batteries

https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dcz298s2t-gb-18v-1-5ah-li-ion-cordless-combi-drill-impact-driver-twin-pack/9801T?tc=WA3&ds_kid=92700022882492980&ds_rl=1249796&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1249484&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqsHWBRDsARIsALPWMEOJD0nlVycR2A1USCg19KzuqXtieevRx1dknUp8mweK8PAJnjV2ar8aAmoeEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CMaq3MClt9oCFWkh0wodNY8MBw Better batteries

It’s going to get cold me thinks

err, okay then :/

mine did it with no hands (highfive)

Definitely the battery? Have you tried with another battery? You will notice a difference as the 10.8v DeWalt impact (DCF815) isn't as powerful as the 18v Makita DTD146. Makita LXT 3.0Ah Batteries are around £40 new.

Thats not the point that you put across, what you said was 'Isn't it a little pointless buying a driver and impact driver?' , and I attempted to answer that question and put the point across that they are 2 different tools for different tasks. But to address your new question 'why do I want a 10.8V driver when I can do the same with my hammer drill?', there's a place for smaller, lighter drivers like I've mentioned previously, particularly when in tight spaces, or up a ladder where through prolonged use, the lighter tool will be noticeable and make for an easier job. Totally agree re interchangeable batteries, and for your average household, an 18v combi/hammer would tick all the boxes, and be useable in all tasks, couple that with a matching impact and you've covered all the basics, BUT try installing a new kitchen with only an 18v combi, you'll manage but will constantly be changing drill bits and screwdriver bits every couple of minutes. There's a reason tradesman have multiple tools for varying tasks, 10.8/12v smaller drivers for tight spaces etc, 18v combi for up top of the scaffold to save taking more than one power tool up there, 24v SDSplus for drilling into that concrete lintel, impact for removing stubborn screws and longer deck/fencing screws, but for most households its overkill, but don't knock them as 'underpowered' just because you don't see/have a need for them.

Thought of doing that, but there is an aspect of laziness on my side, but will have a look at it now you mentioned it. Thanks

No, but you could have bagged a battery and charger that did with the £67 left over :)

Dewalt Test

No, will not

does th Does the Makita version fit my Dewalt batteries then?

I mean hex the other way round, Allen bolt head drivers. Screwfix do these, but only a few sizes (and you have to buy in three of one size), and only 25mm long. I want a full set (1.5-6mm?), preferably 50mm long: https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-impact-screwdriver-bits-h4-x-25mm-pack-of-3/4335d

If you want long bits these may fit the bill ? https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-impact-screwdriver-bits-set-150mm-9-pieces/16648#product_additional_details_container

I like this https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dt70560t-qz-extreme-impact-torsion-screwdriver-bit-set-32-pieces/7045f

https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-impact-hex-nut-socket-driver-bit-6-piece-set/7487G?tc=JT7&ds_kid=92700022882458900&ds_rl=1249796&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1249481&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-uzVBRDkARIsALkZAdmG2DmR24NyPZX3jAtBn3JOB1BUBWTAMYBlDa-Q0Wkw3D3w4SVJBcEaAgHuEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CO-xoefujtoCFcqzUQodLVkOdg hope this is of use

I can't find impact rated hex bits anywhere (screwfix might have a few sizes, but I want a full set). Anyone know a source? Preferably 50mm long to go straight in the impact driver, but short ones would be better than nothing.

I'm doing that (y)

I’m just wondering what a Vale legend is up to, looking for magnetically cased bits?!

Good answer. Can't you get the tray for less than 12 quid, though?

sounds good to me

I'm a service engineer, and often find myself swapping from PH2/PZ2 to 8mm/10mm to T25/27 taking panels off. I also need somewhere to store the screws removed. I've tried magnetic trays, and still use them daily at work. When I have removed 20 or 30 6mm screws though, the trays get full, and the vertical hold is weak. I also tend to leave trays behind - yes, even the bright red 4 inch one from amazon is behind a panel somewhere. I'll get it the next time I'm maintaining that piece of kit. Hopefully a bright yellow box that has several bits in it, will ensure I don't lose it... hopefully... ;)

They've got a 240v Makita at about the same price, but it's a slightly smaller blade

Shame it's 110v, pain for DIY.

Great company to deal with. Buy with confidence.

Good deal

How do you know about this deal ? Will there be more deals on guns like that ?

DEWALT DCD776S2T-GB 18V

Press the "get deal" button and all will be revealed.

Model no.?

Do these have a frame around the lens? Had a quick look on the Dewalt website and the protector ones don't. However, these are protector pro. Screwfix state frameless for the smoke ones but the image appears to have a frame. Unsure if the image is correct or the description is. I did see that Screwfix have a frameless Dewalt for £1.99: https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-protector-smoke-lens-safety-specs/38149

Why expired??

Was looking for similar one (excited)

Handy for the night club scene

Clear ones are the same price we picked up some today

Screwfix have this drill but with 2 X 1.5ah batteries for £89.99 https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dcd776s2t-gb-18v-1-5ah-li-ion-xr-cordless-combi-drill/2710p

Dewalt combi drills are great. Ive used various models over the years and never had a problem. Bags of power even with the smaller 1.5ah batteries.

Thanks mate

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DeWALT-18v-Cordless-Combi-Drill-DCD776-1-5Ah-Li-ion-Battery-Fast-Charger/282862076758?epid=24011376570&hash=item41dbe4c356:g:BJAAAOSwrbtakxse

Link to ebay one please

Cutting edge technology 8)

Just what I needed as mine seems a bit blunt

£11.50 Ebay

Cut the crap. It’s about the blade

A cut above the rest.

My 8m one from Poundland seems to have done good enough....

Just bought and was gunnar put on here so hot vote from me

Original post updated, hope it's clear :)

Thanks for sharing @Greenage Great price for a couple of decent tape measures.

Good deal voted hot

5.5mm for red rawl plugs for me.

Great quality bits, good price

I have Extreme2 and agree they are better but there is no 7mm I had to buy separate.

Sure you do...

Always the same. Don't get why they do that