best screwdriver cordless

[000aces000]

Hi could do with a bit of advice

Im looking to get a cordless screwdriver either a 3.6v or 10.8v

Just wondered what you think is the best value for money and performance

Thanks

 

[Matt Smith]

Bosch GSR 10.8 Li-ion Lithium Torque to burn in a tiny package. :yes:

 

[000aces000]

cheers il take a look can you use the led torch batteries with that?

 

[Matt Smith]

yep I have Power Led torch which blinds people miles away, and battery also fits the impact driver version and most handy the Multimaster type multi tool for cutting in boxes and pretty much anything. like a multispeed battery op version of the "Fein Multimaster" which are extremely useful.
Check out new deals on the Bosch L-Boxx I think it's called... as you would pay £120 odd or less for the driver you get here in Jersey the driver, impact driver, torch and multi cut tool for £199 or £200 in a hard case V.A.T. free as always !
Hope this helps bud.

 

[zsoltimatrix]

Go for the Bosch 10.8 mate! I got it and I LOVE IT! Easy, got a nice holster, powerful (within reason) and the battery lasts for quite a while (sometimes I use one battery for weeks before it gets flat)! The other one that is almost as good is the Makita set. If you need an impact driver as well (I doubt it if you are a sparky) than the Makita twin pack is better value for money. If you need a driver only than Bosch!

 

[pennywise]

Festool CXS is pretty good even if it is a carpenters weapon of choice :death:

 

[High Tower]

I have the makita 10.8 twin pack!, awsome and only about £140 for the set

 

[captainkev]

the big orange shed is doing a 3.6vLi MAC screwdriver for £10, just the job for small spaces

 

[grantr37]

Bosch is good for doing up panels....

 

[Amp David]

Buying the Milwaukee myself, shed load in their range you see

 

[Engineer54]

Buying the Milwaukee myself, shed load in their range you see

Good choice and you'll be buying Quality, it'll outlast and out perform the rest too!!!

 

[dim_bulb]

10.8 Bosch all the way it's like a third arm if it broke now I would buy one exactly the same again
those 3.6v look a bit like DIY specials

 

[amlu]

got myself a 10.8 bosch, the old model , on ebay for 60 quid with two batteries.
they last whole day on the site no problem.
for some reason the old model feels better in hand that the new fancy one.
its got no problems screwing 4mm screws into wall plugs or wood and that is what i`m normally using it for.
bigger screws for floor boards etc do with my combi drill.

forget 3.6v, toys for repairing childrens toys or assembling a pc