- Location
- West Yorkshire
Where from ?
Idiots guide to Milwaukee.....
- Thread starter simmy_bull
- Start date
Where from ?
madmatt
Member
That sir is a bloody good question i have looked at so many websites. I will try and find it later when i get home and order mine so will share it then
Quick google it is about foe 320 delivered but its with 2x 5.0ah batteries i refer to previous statement its a minefield!
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- Location
- northumberland
you anywhere near Northallerton as i got mine from local Paxtons branch
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Sadly no not really.
I’ll get one one day from somewhere.
I’ll get one one day from somewhere.
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Just got a sds plus , havnt tried it yet tho.
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
You wont regret it ! it will just make you want more of their tools.
madmatt
Member
Hmmmm! The impact gun had come in very handy 5mins after the courier left! Already eyeing up a bare 3/4" one!
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Its good stuff, i using my sds gun today, mad a normally horrible job a pleasure ! dont ever want to be without cordless grinder.
SilliamWhale
Member
Cordless grinder is great. Needed to strip a roof the other day - very quick with a cordless grinder. Safer too than with mains.
My most used cordless tools have been grinder and reciprocating saw.
By the the way if you can bring yourself to buy Makita (and they're good tools) Powertoolmate had good black friday discounts today on the lxt range.
My most used cordless tools have been grinder and reciprocating saw.
By the the way if you can bring yourself to buy Makita (and they're good tools) Powertoolmate had good black friday discounts today on the lxt range.
fermerboy
Member
- Location
- Banffshire
My old 18V Milwaukee drill is getting tired, its a brushed one and it stinks if you give it hard work. I've had it apart and the brushes aren't done either.
Anyway I'm thinking of replacing it with a new one, but could somebody tell me what the difference is between a drill driver =, a hammer drill driver, and a hammer drill. Which ones the one to get?
Think I just went in and bought what the shop had last time.
This is the Milwaukee page for M18 drills !!!!
Anyway I'm thinking of replacing it with a new one, but could somebody tell me what the difference is between a drill driver =, a hammer drill driver, and a hammer drill. Which ones the one to get?
Think I just went in and bought what the shop had last time.
This is the Milwaukee page for M18 drills !!!!
- Location
- northumberland
A drill driver will have torque settings on it for screw driving, the hammer drill will have hammer function and obviously the hammer drill driver will be all singing all dancing
madmatt
Member
Funnily enough yesterday afternoon, the gearbox in my Bosch drill started grumbling, well its going to have to hang on anothrr month or two now, but its batteries are still excellent and the drill has provided great service even as a recent convert to Milwaukee i can still see me replacing my drill like for like.
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Anyone seen any deals on the 3/4 impact wrench.
Seen the 1/2 inch version for £199+vat with Sgs..
The 3/4 is twice the money
Seen the 1/2 inch version for £199+vat with Sgs..
The 3/4 is twice the money
Cowcalf
Member
- Location
- North of Scotland
have 18 v fuel hammer drill but hammer action is pathetic unless working vertically down hill ok into concrete but not good into stone with new quality drills. Need mains power and a heavier drill reckon for ease of work
SilliamWhale
Member
You need an SDS for concrete and stone
Makita make a nice one. DHR242 for just over £100
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Cowcalf
Member
- Location
- North of Scotland
Aye have SDS drills but was trying to save getting long ext lead out, it was only a 7mm hole thought it should have been better
- Location
- The North
ive got corded sds drill (bosch) nothing seems to have same guts cordless
