
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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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.

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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Is this a professional interest, perchance?
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Fri 7 Nov 2008, 16:22,
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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?