Prompted by another thread, and as an exercise in recall, I thought I would see if I could remember the drills acquired over the years...Some were acquired from family, some bought, and some gifted. One or two have died, a couple sold or given away.Qualcast hand drillB&D 2 speed hammer drill - no reverseMaplin 12V "Titan" PCB drill + PSU (that sticks out way to many volts!)Richmond Branded 7.2V NiCdB&D Proline 9.6V NiCd [2]Green Bosch electronic two speedB&D Proline 12.0V NiCd [2]Makita 7.2V small impact driverMakita 18V NiMh Combi (Recently deceased!)Makita 18V NiMh Impact DriverMakita HR2450 SDSMakita HR2450 SDS [1]NuTool bench top pillar drillWickes (rebadged Sparky) 6kg SDS MaxDewalt 14.4V angle drill (sold on)Makita 18V LiIon combiMakita 18V LiIon Impact driverMakita 18V LiIon angle drillSparky core drill"Freeline" (aka Chinesium shop brand) 15kG concrete breakerMakita 10.8V LiIon combi drillMakita 10.8V LiIon Impact driverRutlands "dremmel" like rotary tool plus flexi shaft[1] Some time after ordering the first one, SF randomly included another one in a different order. Spoke to customer services, who said they would arrange collection on a number of occasions, and they never did. So gave it to a mate in the end![2] May have skipped - basically working but batteries shagged and difficult to replace.

even more impressive than your spirit level collection :-)

How many drills are enough?

Jan 15, 2023 Last reply: 3 years ago 21 Replies

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Andy Burns 3 years ago

Oh yeah, and a right-angle drill from guess who?

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Animal 3 years ago

Nah, he just tapes the 2 plugs together.

Drills used to last far better, but were many times the cost in real terms.

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