I was attempting to clear up the workshop a bit and thought that actually having a place to put everything would be a good start. So perhaps there is some "stuff" that is just taking up space, and not getting used.
So if there are any takers, these are free to collect, or yours for the cost of postage.
So there is a 7.2V Richmond drill driver. It works ok - the battery might charge, but I have not tried it recently. One saving grace is the connector on it is the same as the NiCd/NiMh format used on the previous gen Makita tools, so if you have a universal charger from that era, then it will work better than the included one (works, but slow).
Then a couple of oldie but goodies (I would guess these are 30 years old!), B&D proline combi drills. These are the "pro" range of tools, made in the UK before B&D started buying up brands like DeWalt & Elu etc). Decent speed control, plus to mechanical gears and hammer.
9.6V NiCd included (more modern NiMh replacement batts are still available). At least some of the batts still seem to work with the brief test I tried, but I would budget for a replacement.
First one has had very light use:
The second one has two batts - one was recelled IIRC, and a one hour charger.