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Full price in Leeds. Gutted

Full price in Sunbury.

whats the model of the boots does anyone know?

Still full price in Glasgow

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I can confirm that the drills both have LEDs....

Ah has nothing to do with power. A 1.5ah battery has identical power to a 5ah battery. The only difference is run time.

??? 'Two speed all metal transmission for increased runtime and longer tool life'.

The higher the number the more powerful the tool you are using will be and also last longer. 2ah / 3ah more than ample for any diy at home and will still last 5 or 6 hours with casual use. If using for a bit more than diy ideally 4ah or more would be preferable.

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Thnaks Robert

Good find. I found a code for its for extra goodies... Enter BOX19A and you'll get a few extras. Will add to description!

Indeed does. That's how I came about it, didn't fancy running a 4ah in it due to weight

Does it fit that 887n impact driver Robert?

4ah for 46.65 delivered. https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Dewalt-Dcb182-5035048392782-Xr-18V-Li-Ion-Battery-Pack-4.0Ah

I'd second that. The DCF887 is brushless and has more torque and is imho a bit more refined overall. I buy my tools in general from FFX (Folkstone Fixings) and when I upgraded from the DCF885 to the DCF887 due to someone stealing the former it was £80 (bare) there a month or so back so well worth it. But this is a fair price for the DCF885 posted by OP.

Honestly, it's worth spending a little more and getting the DCF887. It's a much better tool, although this isn't bad.

Well the dcf887 is what normally pairs with this, you can find it on ebay for about £65 (bare unit) when they have a discount day. I have both and have been pleased with them on the whole, they are probably overkill for general diy, but have some useful features like the torch mode on the drill.

Could anyone recommend a cordless and impact driver from DeWalt for general DIY usage? Thank you if you can help. Voted hot btw (y) (y)

Just got one of these as a belated Christmas present, voted hot thanks. Use screwfix all the time and have never had any issues apart from with dodgy delivery companies. They've been great when I wanted a replacement for a reciprocating saw that broke as well. And no, I don't work for them, lol.

That's a shame. Screwfix is my favourite shop. Good price for a good drill. Voted hot.

Thanks for those explanations

On most power tools generally the first thing to go wrong is the brushes. Obviously with brushless you don't have that worry. They have a better run time and usually more power too.

Brushless motor mate, they are supposed to be more sufficient, more powerful and make less noise.

You can buy an sds chuck for £5 you can use it to do with it what you want, they recommend not using it on the hammer setting but for £5 doesn't matter if you break it after a few uses, especially if you're paying £7 for a specific sds bit you're only going to use the once

Definitely. Have one myself. Recommend it.. very easy to use without the wires, transformer, extension leads, etc.

No worries. For casual use around the house Parkside at Lidl sells some decent tools. Not great, but good enough, and the range is great

@Despondent @martynbez Thanks for that exactly the advice I needed!

You wouldn’t use this. You could put an adapter (sds to chuck) but even on the drill-no hammer setting you wouldn’t have torque control. For not much more than the price of the adapter you could get a decent combi drill that would do the job just fine. This is for drilling in concrete and similar materials, period.

Fair enough heat

Yeah did see that but think it’s a lesser model

Don't think that was with the DCD796, possibly one of the lower models

Hasn't this set plus the impact driver been £150 recently?

Look like the set I've purchased. Useless attachment. Bunch of useless bits also. Don't go for these. Overpriced junk. Selling for more than they were now.

Ex vat and del

16.99

Cheers

Yep I couldn’t agree more! The regular pz2 bits are very good bits. I can’t really point you towards a decent impact set, I have been using a Bosch impact control set for a while which seems pretty good , it has the blue multi drill bits in the set too which come in really handy, iv even used them on mild steel and was very impressed!

Now ebays doing 10% off everything. U can get the tool for £67.49

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F231828330107 £74.99

Link pls

Would have cost even less yesterday when it was on a 24 hour deal at £69.99 but deals come and go (y) 🏻

£3 more from powertool on ebay.. available all day everyday. Wouldve cost less with the 15% off from the other day

Ordered - cracking price for just under £200

Even better price of £195.49 when using the POWPOW15 code.

I'd perhaps opt for the two piece set with this drill and the impact driver with same batteries, charger and the tough system box for £300, as slightly better value. But if you don't want/need the driver this is a fine price. I also used a 20% ebay code, so paid the same price as this for it. But I'll still give you heat for this find. Well done OP.

For £67 he bought dcd796n

Okay, drill for £67! That explains it. Cheapest price for the drill right now is around the £115 mark.

Yes i have a set of these dont use them a lot but they have been ok just noticed they do an extreme set which are more expensive on screwfix but may be better if used more regularly

(y) (y) (y) (y) :D Thanks voucher work. Happy Christmas

Always keep a spare set of these in the van. Great set. Recommend!!

good deal and code "FFX700" worked as well giving an extra 45p off :)

Bought this set years ago £15 from screwfix and absolutely brilliant quality set, massive difference compared to cheaper options