Impact Driver Deals & Offers

Should be called Milwaukee camout.. Absolute junk the milwaukee bits are. Like something from poundland

Ordered yesterday, delivered 22hrs later. Decent little box and magnetic attachment.

This is not a genuine DeWalt item, just crossed referenced it with their database

Well I certainly learn a lot from a lot of experienced people here. I love it. Ultimately you have to make up your own mind, but you'll have a much much better starting point than you otherwise would.

Discussions on tools are great! "This is the best," "no this is the best and here's why," "yeah well I've been using these for years and they have no equal" and so on and so on. 😁

No, I have a worx drill and the parkside jigsaw and the batteries are different

Anyone know if the batteries for this will fit this? https://www.worx.com/en_GB/drills-drivers/20v-max-lithium-ion-brushless-impact-drill-6.html

Apart from the slight possibility this deal may be seen as a repost I’m surprised the cold votes. A 180nm impact driver with battery and charger all for £38 is a good deal in my book. Heat op.

Theoretically yes... all depending on their tightness, as this is quite low powered (in the great scheme of things ! )

No for that you need an impact wrench.

Pozidrive impact drive bits start from 99p on eBay. Where's the problem?

Ordered thanks OP.. Needed one of these a few weeks back when I did the discs and pads on my daughter Fiesta.. Heat added..

why not

much greater impact therefore yes others will fracture

Do you need to use special impact driver bits ?

Picked up impact driver, sabre saw & 3 batteries from local store. Wanted an angle grinder, but all gone by the time I picked up other stuff.

My local Lidl didn’t stock the batteries at all which is very frustrating!

All good, grabbed a couple of impact drivers this morning from Brighouse (one for me one for stepdad).Plenty of batteries/chargers too. Thanks OP

:) See Ricky302 for examples

Really? I've picked up these tools at at least three different dates, certainly one from two years ago, and the batteries are all interchangeable. They are not interchangeable with the older 18v generation stuff. Give you that.

Still on the lookout, eBay has them for £130.50 from FFX after discount but can't help but feel the price is creeping up.

Maybe it's possible i bought a dud, the Erbauer i own is the brushless version which for the most part feels more solid in the hand then the Titans did, bit the electronic brake is sometimes alittle harsh and can loosen the chuck and drop the bit holder at times which is rather annoying, the Stanley drills i got from Argos and as far as I'm aware they are built in China but under licence by Dewalt and they are good quality considering.

I'd say this isn't powerful enough. I've done decking with a Ryobi (220nm) and later a timber frame shed base using a cheaper 150nm driver, both to drive in coach screws into structural timber. The 150nm driver struggled a bit. This one is 80nm so I don't think it'd be powerful enough.

Good spot. The GSB is the hammer drill version. Which I know won’t cut it in the same way as an SDS but hopeful for the occasional job it’ll save getting the SDS drill out. They used to be branded as 10.8v but were switched to 12v. I was annoyed that I missed the ebay 20% off as there’s a seller on there for £134 so would have been circa £107

These are great and will last. Just understand that they are only small tools, made for pillioting and screwing in to softwood. Perfect for kitchen units, ie fitting handles. As for stone they will drill thermalite, but that's about it. Don't attempt anything bigger as you'll just needlessly destroy the drill. They are decent. Not a great deal of difference between these and the same size Makita, Milwaukee ,dewault or bosch. Regardless how good the brand you still need the right tool. So for stone or brick you need a sds hammer drill. For drilling a 10 inch screw in to solid oak you need more torq so 18v impact driver. For bolts you need a torq wrench. A comprehensive kit will set you back about £4000. So for what these are, they are great for this price.

Erbauer impact bits PZ2 have lasted me a treat....if these are same quality they should be great

You can't use them without the adaptor if you are using them in an impact driver.

Were you using them with the adaptor supplied in the set?

I would get Wera, somebody above has said wiha but I found them as useless as the Erbauer ones.

Yes I meant impact driver.

But the inlay works for both, you can see the moulded inlay has various contours which allows it to hold different dimension tools as long as the shape is similar, typically a drill will look and be shaped similar to other drills.

I'm tied to a bosch with 2 batteries, So thought il make the addition of this drill. Thanks for your knowledge

OK if you are tied to Bosch 18v, but nothing special otherwise, not brushless and 160nm torque is low compared to Dewalt and Milwaukee who both have brushless models outputting over 200nm for not much more. Dewalt 3 speed brushless impact with TSTAK case (worth £30) for £89 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DEWALT-XR-18V-DCF887-3-SPEED-BRUSHLESS-IMPACT-DRIVER-BARE-UNIT-TSTAK-CASE/302598530275?epid=9019357392&hash=item46744724e3:g:snkAAOSw3epatjlT

I'm a little confused. The Amazon description says: L-BOXX inlay for tool and charger: 2 608 438 007 The eBay item you posted is: 2 608 43 8019 Also the eBay item description says for Bosch GSR/GSB 18V but this is GDR 18V.

For the L-Boxx 136 Size, I purchased this myself on Friday with two 136 L-Boxx's/es. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181329489360

Anyone got any good deals on the XR batteries? I've got the driver and a similar drill plus a few others bits of the dewalt xr kit (all excellent by the way) but I could do with a few more batteries, I don't mind whether they are 4/5Ah or the smaller 1.5/2Ah (I'll just get mor can always charge one while using one)

IMO, I would suggest getting at least a hammer drill i.e. the "combi-drill" mentioned by others here. https://www.wickes.co.uk/DeWalt-DCD795S1-GB-18V-Li-ion-Cordless-Combi-Drill/p/150231 That is a great deal. Although the 1.5Ah battery is a limitation, if it's just small jobs like putting up a shelf then it should do the job. Main point is at £97 you will never see anything as well made as that metal-gear unit when you walk into B&Q The OP offer for a basic driver and impact driver is a well made product, but as I understand it there is only an appeal in these sets for those who want a mountain of tools, perhaps a real builder/carpenter, for me doing DIY these sets are silly. The impact driver and a combi-drill can do most things, whereas with this set you still need to buy a hammer drill for any masonry work

£167.99 with free delivery.

What is the lowest price posted on here

Not at the OP price, but at the lowest price posted on here definitely.

Have this, fantastic kit

The drill comes with a box mate which has space for an extra battery so the only thing left out will be the impact driver. But 3ah to 4ah is a good diffrence but in the end its all about personal preference so i understand your point..

.. Of course without the 4ah batteries :-)

Good spots. All in costs £247. I'd pay an extra £3 for the box....

Powertoolworld has it for £84 and powertoolmate is £80.99 here are the links. powertoolworld.co.uk/dewalt-dcf887n-18v-brushless-impact-driver-body-only?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIk_3qwLX92gIVkjobCh3i3QHvEAkYASABEgIZXvD_BwE powertoolmate.co.uk/Products/004000060013/DCB182%252FE

If only I had £650 to spare :(

Lol

Location? ;)

Cant wait for my current kit to get nicked with the recent deals

Yes 40 quid cheaper on here compared to tool shed. I ain’t found it cheaper yet (ninja)

They’re nicely balanced with the 5ah, I’ve found the 2.5ah lighter but more top heavy on the drill

Are these quite big/heavy to hold if using a lot?

Wow, quite a deal. I paid £148 for the bare tool and I've not seen it as cheap since. So with 2 x 5Ah batteries and a charger that's a great price. For DIY use you probably don't need 5Ah batteries - I use 2Ah batteries in mine and it's never run out on me.

https://www.toolsense.co.uk/dewalt-dck699m3t-18-v-cordless-kit-6-piece.html You need this then (highfive)

Having just taken my suspension apart on my Transporter I want one. However this is a bit pricey for DIY.