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I'll say this, I have a cheapo Aldi 10.8 drill driver (£15 special offer) and its just as good as these Bosch ones and just the same feel.

I must start registering tools when I buy them.

Better registering the things straight away and then forgetting about it.
I was told fairly recently by an agent for various professional tools (Dewalt, Panasonic, Metabo, Bosch, etc, that Bosch corded tools are the best, but their cordless are poor and not really professional. He found they got a lot back faulty
 
I wish I'd bought into the Makita 10.8 and not the Bosch, I thought at the time they were the best, I got the 10.8 Bosch mini circular this week and I'm registering that right now!
 
what you think of the hilti?

and the new one or old one? eg plus on the end?

Mine is still the current model - TE6 A36. It isn't the chiselling drill (TE30) which costs best part of £900 I think.
It's a great drill for small holes up to about 18mm or more if you step up the drill bits.
 
No Best, you have enough drills....as I do

I must have at least 20 different drills..

It scares me to think I must have about £5k worth of drills and breakers. I will never really be able to use them all.
 
Mine is still the current model - TE6 A36. It isn't the chiselling drill (TE30) which costs best part of £900 I think.
It's a great drill for small holes up to about 18mm or more if you step up the drill bits.

bosch you can drill 28mm straight out
 
It scares me to think I must have about £5k worth of drills and breakers. I will never really be able to use them all.

same
 
No more for me this year, I mean how many breakers does a plumber need?
 
The 36v Bosch is a different drill than my Hilti and I am impressed by the specs of it, plus all the batteries and for very little cost really.

500 and comes with 3 battery 4amh very good
 
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