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[LM]

Couldn't live without my cordless grinder, wish bosch did a variable speed cordless tbh

Lidl do one, Parkside

 

[LM]

 

[Cranbrook]

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Any good?

 

[LM]

It spins the blade fine, it’s all down to the batteries.

 

[Cranbrook]

It spins the blade fine, it’s all down to the batteries.

I'm guessing they're not bank breakers either?

 

[LM]

I honestly can’t remember the exact sum but it was somewhere in the region of £30ish and I bought an additional 2 batteries for some where in the region of £15-17. Cheap as chips and I don’t regret it.

 

[Cranbrook]

I honestly can’t remember the exact sum but it was Some where in the region of £30ish and I bought an additional 2 batteries for some where in the region o £15-17. Cheap as chips and I don’t regrets it.

Ill keep an eye out for it in that case

 

[LM]

Ill keep an eye out for it in that case

Too cheap not to try for yourself

 

[Flintstone]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

 

[Dumbo]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

I got a Makita one . Great tool but uses more battery than I thought it would . But better than getting the Fein out .

 

[On one]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

I'm in the same boat,but with the added attraction of lugging a lump of a transformer about as well.
Loathed to put it in to retirement as it cost so much 10-12 years ago, before the age of cordless

 

[Cranbrook]

Cordless these days are fantastic IMO.. I use Bosch and cant fault it

 

[Waluigi]

You’ve gotta have all the cordless gear nowadays, makes your life so much easier. Grinder and 3 decent batts is essential nowadays. I use Bosch too. On par with all the other middle of the road brands- Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee etc

 

[Flintstone]

Well, i got these today, they seem good, brushless, adjustable brightness led, and variable speed settings on impact driver. Great deal from wickes one day only.

Cheers @Adey1980 for the heads up

 

[Cranbrook]

yeah and the bosch l-boxx system is also cool.. makes everything a bit tidier being able to stack them!

 

[LM]

Couldn't live without my cordless grinder, wish bosch did a variable speed cordless tbh

Lidl do one, Parkside

 

[LM]

 

[Cranbrook]

View attachment 100048

Any good?

 

[LM]

It spins the blade fine, it’s all down to the batteries.

 

[Cranbrook]

It spins the blade fine, it’s all down to the batteries.

I'm guessing they're not bank breakers either?

 

[LM]

I honestly can’t remember the exact sum but it was somewhere in the region of £30ish and I bought an additional 2 batteries for some where in the region of £15-17. Cheap as chips and I don’t regret it.

 

[Cranbrook]

I honestly can’t remember the exact sum but it was Some where in the region of £30ish and I bought an additional 2 batteries for some where in the region o £15-17. Cheap as chips and I don’t regrets it.

Ill keep an eye out for it in that case

 

[LM]

Ill keep an eye out for it in that case

Too cheap not to try for yourself

 

[Flintstone]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

 

[Dumbo]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

I got a Makita one . Great tool but uses more battery than I thought it would . But better than getting the Fein out .

 

[On one]

I’ve been contemplating starting a collection of dewalt 18v tools. Cordless multi tool I feel would be great, as much as I love my fein, getting the box out and plugging it in and un tangling the wire for a 30 second cut isn’t fun, also cordless grinder.

I'm in the same boat,but with the added attraction of lugging a lump of a transformer about as well.
Loathed to put it in to retirement as it cost so much 10-12 years ago, before the age of cordless

 

[Cranbrook]

Cordless these days are fantastic IMO.. I use Bosch and cant fault it

 

[Waluigi]

You’ve gotta have all the cordless gear nowadays, makes your life so much easier. Grinder and 3 decent batts is essential nowadays. I use Bosch too. On par with all the other middle of the road brands- Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee etc

 

[Flintstone]

Well, i got these today, they seem good, brushless, adjustable brightness led, and variable speed settings on impact driver. Great deal from wickes one day only.

Cheers @Adey1980 for the heads up

 

[Cranbrook]

yeah and the bosch l-boxx system is also cool.. makes everything a bit tidier being able to stack them!