12 discussions on HomeOwnersHub about the Makita TD020DSE: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
I know these were mentioned a while back about being the driver of choice for quite a few on here so have decided to get myself one.Best price I can see is £46 delivered from a company on the net.Does that sound reasonable or are there...
HelloRyobi BID1201 12v Impact Driver, with one Li-ion battery, charger andcase: Amazon are doing it (well, hosting a company called that is doingit) for :Item Subtotal: £44.95Shipping & Handling: £5.99Total: £50.94Screwfix sell it for...
Looks like I'll be building a deck this summer - and from the medway handymans many many posts about decking it seems that an impact driver is thenew tool I can now justify ;-)Given I don't have a decent cordless drill either (old wickes...
I have a specific recurring job to do, reaming out short, small tubesof brass and I'm in need of a moderately fast, lightweight batterypowered drill.Having hunted around a bit I've found that I can get drills that go upto around 1700 rpm -...
Been looking for a Makita TD020DSE - its a 7.2v Li-Ion Impact Driver.Lawsons HIS have them for £52 but a search on E Bay brings up a tool shop on the Isle of Wight with them for £36 - quite a difference Lawsons have a page devoted to...
I bought a Makita TD020DSE a few months ago after reading somerecommendations here and thought I'd report on what I think of it.Good points:- It's quite light. I like the little built in torch. The batteries last well.Bad points:- ...