Nice.
I bought a nice Makita drill last weekend for some projects I have around the house. Could've saved myself half the money and got something cheaper, but meh.
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:15,
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buying cheap tools is not saving money.
It's false economy as you replace them every 18 months.
If you can afford DeWalt then you buy that, failing that it's Makita, if you really are a pauper then Ryobi but anything else is just tat to tempt diyers.
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:18,
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If you can afford DeWalt then you buy that, failing that it's Makita, if you really are a pauper then Ryobi but anything else is just tat to tempt diyers.
Well I feel a bit better now.
I'm going to demolish my asbestos roofed garage this weekend. Don't really need my drill for that :(
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:21,
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Woah. Really tapped into a vein of expertise here...
Is this a professional interest, perchance?
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:22,
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agreed - buy cheap - pay twice
with makita you have made a good choice.
If anyone is interested I could bring in a 40ft container of b3ta badged drills - assuming pre-orders.
14.4v and 2 batts - I would pay around $14 per sku - much deal so you will buy at £49.99 ex vat.
deal - yes?
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:26,
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If anyone is interested I could bring in a 40ft container of b3ta badged drills - assuming pre-orders.
14.4v and 2 batts - I would pay around $14 per sku - much deal so you will buy at £49.99 ex vat.
deal - yes?