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Black & Decker 18V Cordless Combi Drill Hammer Drill x2 18v Batterys XMS19BD18VD Reviews

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A high performing cordless hammer drill is an essential part of any DIY toolbox. A BLACK+DECKER 18v lithium-ion hammer drill provides the speed, torque and battery runtime you need to take on any drilling task in timber, metals and plastics, whilst the high performance hammer function makes light work of concrete and masonry drilling. The 10 position clutch and 2 gear variable speed, provide the performance you need for ultimate drilling and screwdriving control. Part of the BLACK+DECKER 18V Lithium-ion family.One battery system, endless possibilities.The power and speed to drill into wood, metal and for all screwdriving tasksHammer action for drilling into masonry and concrete2 Gears - High speed for drilling into wood and Steel, Low speed for controlled driving10 position clutch provides precise control for drilling into wood, metal, plastic and all screwdriving tasks.Lithium Ion battery holds over 80% of its charger over 90 days whilst idle. No Need to charge unit before each use.Variable speed for ultimate finger tip control for all drill and screwdriving applicationsSpring loaded battery system for quick and simple battery change and a more secure fitAnti slip soft grip which provides comfort when drill is in use Supplied with: 2 x 18V 1.5Ah Li-ion Batteries, 1 x Charger, 1 x Carry Case and 1 x 120 Piece Accessory Set.

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An excellent product at half the price of the big name professional equipment but offering comparable quality. I work a lot with these tools and was very pleasantly surprised by the quality and power of this product.
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Posted 5 years ago