18v drill/driver £2-98

**Nuvo** · 25 January 2008, 13:28

They must be of exceptional build quality.

**PeteRR** · 25 January 2008, 13:38

Well, we'll have to see 'cos I've just ordered one too!

It should do nicely for the occasional minor task in the garage. Nice one Alex

**Animal Mother** · 25 January 2008, 14:24

sold out!

**Heat Seeking Missile** · 25 January 2008, 14:50

If it turns out to be rubbish at least its only a few quid down the drain. Wouldn't have minded one myself.

Mark

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 15:39

now they are offering an 18v reciprocating saw for 4.98 instead

**PeteRR** · 25 January 2008, 15:44

Originally posted by Error404

now they are offering an 18v reciprocating saw for 4.98 instead

It could come in handy for all you replica sport quattro builders out there

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 15:47

or if you have a nagging partner that you need to fit in the boot of the car :mischeif:

**curlyks2** · 25 January 2008, 15:59

Originally posted by Error404

or if you have a nagging partner that you need to fit in the boot of the car :mischeif:

Would a circular saw not be better?

**Flat on my back** · 25 January 2008, 16:24

Come on now...

Originally posted by curlyks2

Would a circular saw not be better?

Too much splatter, cleaning up will take ages...and i dont do cleaning.

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 16:45

and circular saws get all gunked up with skin and meat - no good

**curlyks2** · 25 January 2008, 17:09

At least no-one's suggested using a belt sander to remove the skin first...

**Error404** · 25 January 2008, 17:38

starve them for a few days, then it comes off in one piece, and feeds the dogs. Bonus!
Two birds, one stone as it were

i'll get my coat

**Matt_D** · 25 January 2008, 18:04

Slightly back on topic

Anyone have one of these ?

**iain1067** · 25 January 2008, 18:10

I have an 18v wolf drill/driver been fine

Iain

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