Erbauer Power Tools

[spudulike]

Got an old cordless Erbauer drill and it has been pretty good. Also looked at an Einhell hedge trimmer as it had locked up and it was pretty poor!

[petercb]

Still not as cheap as toolstation 

18v drill with 2 batteries £85 wickes less 10%£76.50

Same drill on toolstation is £99

[Martin du Preez]

Treat yourself and get makita, last a life time, batteries are amazing, most of their other tools are top notch , I wouldn’t bother getting cheap orbitals if you think chainsaws are tough on the hands.

[eggsarascal]

2 minutes ago, Martin du Preez said:

Treat yourself and get makita, last a life time, batteries are amazing, most of their other tools are top notch , I wouldn’t bother getting cheap orbitals if you think chainsaws are tough on the hands.

I use Makita and Bosch power tools but I personally wouldn't pay the money for them for ocassonal use around the house.

[Stere]

I got a makita DHP482  drill battery 5amp and fast charger buying seperate was cheaper than a kit, no box though.

 

Was £130  total online

 

Heres the makita drill hierachy if your interested:

 

 

What Makita Drill? 2018 Edition - ITS Blog

WWW.ITS.CO.UK

 

 

Metal gearbox sounded good  so went for the brushed motor mid range one.

 

 

 

Edited November 14, 2019 by Stere

[gdh]

Some of the top brands like Milwaukee are going (relatively) cheap if you get the last generation and if you're looking at getting a few tools it's probably better value to get a pack with a couple of batteries then blank tools after.

 

Milwaukee M18 CBLPP2A-402C 18V 4.0Ah Li-Ion RedLithium Brushless Cordless Combi Drill & Impact Driver Twin Pack | Kits & Twinpacks | Screwfix.com

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[Conor Wright]

For home use I would also consider aldi's workzone range, I've been using their 18v drill and impact driver for over a year now, since my much more expensive Hitachi burnt out. Ive given both above average domestic use. 3 year no quibble warranty and they're decent quality. both lidl and aldi do the same battery across their respective ranges which is handy. Worth a look imo.

[Steve Bullman]

18 minutes ago, Conor Wright said:

For home use I would also consider aldi's workzone range, I've been using their 18v drill and impact driver for over a year now, since my much more expensive Hitachi burnt out. Ive given both above average domestic use. 3 year no quibble warranty and they're decent quality. both lidl and aldi do the same battery across their respective ranges which is handy. Worth a look imo.

Just can’t bring myself to ?

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

Power tool world is really good prices for all top brands makita dewalt bosch Hitachi ect really fast shipping as well 

 

Jack 

[Stubby]

I have a corded Erbauer SDS Max  roto stop monster of a drill . Never let me down . Never tried their cordless though .