Cordless Tools

[jowwy]

What you all using by the way of cordless tools for the DIY jobs....

my self I have a worx drill and impact driver, 2 batteries and charger
Makita cordless jigsaw....1 battery and charger

soon going to add the worx chainsaw, angle grinder and circular saw.

 

[screenman]

A good few Ryobi products.

 

[slowmotion]

18 volt Ryobi drill. Expensive but good. I've also got a mini 3.6 volt electric screwdriver made by Hitachi which is excellent for light assembly work up to M8 threads.

 

[Electric_Andy]

Cordless drill for small things, cordless impact driver. The rest is corded because they are cheaper.

 

[jowwy]

A good few Ryobi products.

How do you find the ryobi range??

 

[screenman]

How do you find the ryobi range??

I

Open the second drawer down on the third filing cabinet from the left, some are also kept in the car for daily use.

 

[screenman]

I like to Ryobi range it serves my purposes well and seems value for money. Drills x hot melt glue gun, large light, impact drivers, multi tool, jig saw, circular saw, 12v hammer, yes hammer.

 

[Drago]

Makita and Stanley Fatmax.

 

[Ridgeway]

Makita (drill) and Dremel

 

[gbb]

Makita 18v drill
Makita handheld vacuum, same battery, just for tidying up after DIY.
A 13 yo Panasonic cordless drill with 2 batteries probably 14v nimh but the batteries don't hold a lot of charge now, but more than good enough to do most home jobs. It was around £260 back then, a proper workshop piece of kit. What's it worth now?...next to nothing so I keep it despite the Makita.

 

[Spiderweb]

A 12v Hilti cordless drill, quality tool but both batteries don’t hold much charge now.
An 18v Mikita drill which is very good.

 

[CanucksTraveller]

Wall to wall DeWalt for just about every job you can imagine, with a few Milwaukee tools where that was the most expensive option.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

A Hitachi cordless drill/screwdriver. Not bad, good battery life but the chuck is rotten.
A wee Ryobi screwdriver - handy to keep in the desk drawer for jobs around the house.
I usually have an assortment of gas nail guns for work - got a Max GS690/CH/EX/CE framing nailer, a Montana GB16-64CE brad nailer, a Montana GSN34-65MC/TILE/CE roofing tile nailer - all gas/battery. A couple of High Pressure pneumatic nail guns and a pneumatic impact driver (sorta cordless). Also a Max Rebar tier and a Max Rebar cutter, both battery tools.

 

[Archie_tect]

Will be buying Makita stuff as I now have 2 of their batteries and a charger! The hedge trimmer has been better this year than any corded one I've had up to now.

 

[FrankCrank]

I mostly use a large cordless hammer.