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Thats what I have been saying all along

ARRRR!!!! Hear is that sold out drill from Toolstation being sold on ebay with one year waranty from a seller based in Swansea...

No you dont!

Then this is the only budget one for sale that is in stock...

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So if a Makita is now a scam then where do I look or not look! how do I know it was a branded name and not from China?

Was not me that came up with this idea. Someone ells put that idea inside of my head for me

So you are saying that the batteries are all the same fit for different tools (except voltage) I looked at your link and there is quite a difference in price between a makita with no battery and charger and one with battery and charger

There dose not seam to be a search facility on there UK website for any of there products

But you still get the 90 guarente when buying though ebay and if goods are not fit for purpose then new regs in to say seller is resposible for return postage )UK only)

Hi there I was looking on ebay for the budget type of drill. But I want something that would last a reasonable amount of time. Before I was told to go for drill that have 2 or more years warrenty Well this one says it has a life time waranty...

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They are bough out of stock in all stores and can not be delivered!

Thats an odd number of cells? but I guess it would have to be to make it harder for people to strip the old battery packs to bit and replace them with rechargable batteries So what do you think the main differance is with the 12 and 18V? Dose the 18V draw the same current as the 12V?

Are you saying that these are the same drill but with different stickers on them? https://www.toolstation.com/bauker-18v-cordless-drill-driver/p91867 https://www.toolstation.com/bauker-12v-cordless-drill-driver/p83914...

Well these another cheep 3.6v again this time only 15 quid https://www.aldi.co.uk/ferrex-3-6v-pivot-handle-screwdriver/p/704196401102800 But says its a screw driver Question: surly an electric screwdriver should unscrew some tight screws that I can not do by hand?

I have locked on there web sites and do not see any drills for sale

Well if you think its not fit for purpose then they sell a very simular Bosch one hear https://www.wickes.co.uk/Bosch-IXO-3-6V-1-5Ah-Li-ion-Cordless-Screwdriver/p/145296 Do you think that will remove stubbon screws or do you think its the same only will last longer? If not that then what about...

I dont need two batteries though! its just wasting money. whats wrong the the 20 quid one from wickes?