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Which Cordless Dewalt Drill/Driver

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Ok I've been after one of these for a while now and seen two from different suppliers with slight differences in features (hammer action), but most other features are identical - 2.0ah batteries 18V. I have an old corded hammer B&D drill which still serves me well but wanted the portabality of a cordless. I know that an SDS drill would come in handy at some point too but for now I need a cordless. Both tools are £140.

I'll be using for general DIY home use. My budget was meant to be around £120 max but the chance of getting an 18V Dewalt with batteries higher than 1.3ah persuaded me to up my budget a little. :)

Can you please help me decide, and if there is a better alternative out there please let me know.

DC759KA

http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.as...ordless-Drill-Driver-+-2-Batteries&PID=123847

DW997K2

http://www.toolstop.co.uk/dewalt-dw997k2-18v-combi-drill-2-batteries-p4916
 
get yourself down b&q or screwfix and pay 99 quid for a dewalt or makita combi. both the drills you have chosen are very old models, which does not make them bad, but there is better out there.

combi also offers greater versatility.
 
yep as mother says the screwfix is a better model but with reduced capacity

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/73596...ls/Dewalt-DC100KA-GB-18V-Cordless-Combi-Drill

if you are worried about the lower battery capacity shop around and you can get a 2.4ah battery for around the difference giving you a newer model with 5ah capacity for the same money

the first one on your list isnt hammer so no good for drilling into walls :wink:
 

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