Impact Driver

[DiamondGeezer]

Looking for a half decent drill driver and came across this Ryobi 18V Combi Drill & Free Impact Driver For £100

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79355/Power-Tools/Kits/Ryobi-18V-Combi-Drill-Free-Impact-Driver

Are these any good or is it best to stick to the likes of Makita

 

[brewby]

I bought the Ryobi twin set (18v hammer drill and non hammer drill) for £99.00 + vat 2 yrs ago for work, they are still going strong m8

 

[Curly]

They are ok m8.
My mate got the Erbauer 18V recently and thats a good drill too, also available in 24V

Curly

 

[DiamondGeezer]

Went out and bought one today and for 100 notes I think this is really good value for money, used the impact driver to put a few screws into my decking and it was effortless

The impact driver is much and much the same as the one that is been sold as a separate with out the battery for £75

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/25940...ls/Ryobi-One-BID-1801M-Impact-Driver-Bare-18V

just found this out, the one for £75

No load speed 0-2,400rpm.
Impact rate 0-3,000bpm

Free one with combi drill
No load speed 0-2,700rpm.
Impact rate 0-3,500bpm
Also has the LED light for working in low light areas.

 

[SkinbacK]

this is alright as well
https://tools4trade.com/d-141013-Ma...----Free-Makita-5093DZ-Circular-Saw-Body.aspx

or

https://tools4trade.com/d-141015-Ma...----Free-Makita-DA312DZ-Angle-Drill-Body.aspx

they even have 1800mm levels for £7

https://tools4trade.com/shop_productdetail.aspx?pid=49011

I've ordered the 1800mm & 1500mm levels