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Few available il Chingford area

No stock in the warehouse, so it'll be down to individual stores. Good luck chasing the geese.

Mix and match as much as you like.

Doesnt mention impact drivers being suitable, gets around it by saying "high impact".... But really these are for normal drill screw driving applications not impact drivers ;)

Just saw it now. Will this be suitable for milwaukee impact driver?

Steer clear , starlock blades only with these. Cannot use universal blades when beeded

Yes best deal at the moment, but isn’t it a ‘fake’ deal. That the price it’s reduced from is an inflated one. I’m personally holding out for a good deal and will wait till something comes along. But yes, if you need to buy today then this is the best you can do.

Ah yes, just saw that is gone, sorry

That too looks a good one if you prefer milwaukee gear.

I agree that deal was better, but this is probably best at the moment?

Screwfix do 199 for two 4ah batteries

It's next to the glass hammers mate

+ £4.95 shipping (total £17.90) WITHOUT magnetiser.

https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/wera-1335-1350-1355-6-kraftform-comfort-screwdriver-x6-pc-set Details below confirm it is the same set (photos show hex screwdrivers and this set). Not convinced this is such a hot deal

Bought the magnetiser for a laugh and took it into work. A colleague showed me any strong magnet will magnetise your driver's so YMMV. It's a handy big size if you need to find it though but I keep a pack of magnets in a small clear box all from Amazon or eBay just for hanging drawings on metal.

Yes that’s correct good deal either way

Usually close to this price anyway, so not a 'must buy', but once I paid up for mine - I've been very glad to have it. Only needed it for about 4 occasions, but there would have been no other way of achieving what I wanted. Compatible with anything - even a hand bit holder (which I've used on it with great effect).

Agree, & they make no claims, but as I said above, hammer works 'alright'. If you lock it in with a good grip. Though I also think it's an irrelevant concern as you can do most materials a compact drill or driver can handle without switching hammer on & using the right bit. Good impact driver, this, and decent bit - done brick, mortar, concrete (while slow & steady for the latter). People will use it for wall plugs, cable runs etc., not ground anchors. Should've said it can also be a lifesaver if you do a fair amount of pocket hole work.

Does it have a mechanism to transfer the hammer action through 90 degrees? I'd be amazed if it does because that's not a trivial piece of engineering to make robust.

It really doesn't with this. Cheap ones, yep, blown a few up, but this hasn't complained at quite brutal use with impact or hammer.

I'd have thought trying to use this with an impact driver would wreck it.