Hammer Drill Deals & Offers

pneumatic ???

Wish I had known about this before I bought her flowers!

11 in stock Newton Abbot

None in northern Ireland ;(

Yea sorry if no stock near you there is stock around the country so deal is ok to run just not at every location unfortunately.

I'm sure it is.

Is that for the hammer drill version though as this deal is?

Expensive, Aldi normally have this on for £39 / £29. Wait for a few months for them to lower the price once again.

I hope this is an improved version of what Aldi was selling a few weeks ago at the same £50 price (similar features and accessories, but with a soft bag rather than a hard case), as the former version felt a bit flimsy and not even on par with say, Bosch Green stuff.

The spec is for the driver not the drill

yea it is. so i decided to go for https://www.diy.com/departments/bosch-2ah-li-ion-drill-driver-twin-pack-2-batteries/1572372_BQ.prd which has more power.

Sorry bit confused. Its max torque is 107 nm according to the spec?

Good price - hot for that! WORX is an excellent battery platform for all your tools too. However, both tools are quite low on torque - should be fine for light DIY duties though. For more serious use drills need to be 40Nm plus; impact drivers 140/150Nm or more.

The drill is very underpowered at 30nm of torque, just ok for light diy

that's super helpful, as I'm going to be drilling through concrete floor as well, so you've convinced me and I've reserved one, haha

if you plan to use it the odd time would be ideal, i have a good hammer/cordless and a good mains one, neither would drill in my garage floor well they did but not very much because of the stones , but a sds went through easily, i was drilling bolt holes for locks

Thank you for the advice. Anything you'd recommend? I already have a reasonable cordless drill driver with hammer function, so would this drill (or one you recommend) be worth spending extra for use on concrete?

Odd use this would be fine. But a decent hammer drill.would go into brick. This is more for breaking or drilling concrete in the ground

Thinking of getting this for some basic diy use (mainly drilling into concrete/brickwork), is it worth it, or should I go for something more expensive, or even cheaper?

I've bought one of these 4 years ago as a backup drill and it's still going strong. A slight limitation when going through brickwork on hammer when using larger drill bits however in general it copes with most household jobs.

Strange as there's 1185 reviews on Argos with an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5. But hey, what do they know!? (annoyed) (annoyed) (annoyed)

500W 🤪🤪 good luck getting anything meaningful done with that. An electric screwdriver may be just as good

https://www.vonhaus.com/vh_en/810w-corded-impact-drill?gclid=Cj0KCQiA7briBRD7ARIsABhX8aCu3l-tEpU9v5l5mFEkrXz42WiNlA8-x_BDwswxUzj2QfsJ99pKxmsaAopoEALw_wcB buy nice or buy twice

The price is even lower now. £51.99

Nice drill. Worth the buy. Heat

Awesome price for the batteries alone!

I had a ni-cad worx drill and I was really impressed with it until the batteries died. The other worx gear I have or have borrowed has been pretty good too. Have some heat

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.

Yeah it's a wired one

This wired?

Use POWPOW15 to get another 15% off before 8pm today. Gutted as I ordered mine first thing this morning. The code would make it £25.50! A bargain.

Yes you should be able to use this, you would need to get the appropriate drill bit, something like https://www.screwfix.com/p/straight-shank-masonry-dril-bit-16-x-400mm/2144v. It would be much easier with an SDS drill but that is more expensive and would be overkill for one hole. Just take it slowly and it should get through.

is this any good for drilling a 16mm hole through a stone/brick wall that's about 12" thick, and if so what else would i need and is it easy for a newbie to do? my alternative is to get a handyman to do it? i just want to make a couple of holes to run ethernet cable through

You can't find a cheaper hammer drill at that price. Good find!

4 in stock in my local...fantastic back up if my primary has a flat battery! Cheers op. Heats pumped!

Looks like a bargain

it’s all about the drill bit

Thanks I have reserved one too , there are 5 now left in Carlisle!. That's my wife's Christmas sorted

New price £87.99

Mm better deal on at B&Q for the same money, Bosch too.

1.5Ah batteries;(

Same price @ Amazon ( if you can't find stock in Argos )