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Alright mate, I haven't ever invested in a Metabo kit but I have heard plenty of good things about their drills - their SDS hammers and their combi drills. Was recently looking at a Metabo combi drill - but will have to save up a few pennies first!!!
 
Far to much is what I have
Hilti sds mains
Hilti sds cordless
Hilti circular saw
Metabo 18v cordless circular saw
Milwaukee 18v impact drill
Milwaukee 18v drill
Hilti grinder
Norton clipper wall chaser
And now I think I'm going to get a hilti core drill & Hoover.

Looking to cut down a little so ill prob sell the metabo 18v saw on here in the next week or 2...... A sad day :(

Ste
 
tools for sparking, makita sds max drill breaker large,makita sds medium,makita sds small,bosch 9"grinder, makita5" grinder,makita diamond core drill,makita circular saw,bosch recipro saw,.makita 24v sds cordless, milwaukee 12v cordless recipro,dewalt cordless 18v drill,jigsaw,grinder,2x 3kva generators.
oh nearly forgot the partridge in a pear tree.as you can tell i like my tools.
 
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Milwaukee, giving 3 year extended warranty on drills and 2 years on batteries.

Can't beat Milwaukee kit, It's been the main contractors choice of manufacturer on the last 3 projects ( battery and corded kit and also the big breaker stuff too) reliability is also second to none!!
 
I had a free Bosch 10.8V L-Ion monster kit from Eddies for the last 6 months.
Torch
Impact driver
Drill/Driver
Right angled driver
GOP
Charger and 3 batteries

I have no idea why the kit has 3 different screwdrivers in it, the drill driver stays in my toolbox and I've rarely used the right angled and impactor.
The Gop however is something else, I do alot of smaller maintainence jobs along with loads of fault finding and rewiring. I just keep on finding jobs for the Gop. It's like a easier, neater electric chisel! Great little tool for domestic, I've used it to chase grout out of tile joints, slice the tounge and groove so I can remove boards on walls, cut sections of dado/picture/skirting board out for trunking, cut floorboards in exposed boards without marking the adjacent boards, cutting chipboards (especially the last 3 inches you can't get the circular to next to the wall) and sanding filled chases.
It was worth Eddies giving it to me for free just to have this tool! ;0)
 
You have lost me with that, you posted a question, i posted the correct answer, what was sarcastic about that?

ah, ok. My question was supposed to be how good do you find the battery life. I am considering one but have found a few reviews which say the batteries don't last long enough to do anything useful.

Apologies, I did think you were being sarcastic but I can see now that it was me badly wording the question!
 
ah, ok. My question was supposed to be how good do you find the battery life. I am considering one but have found a few reviews which say the batteries don't last long enough to do anything useful.

Apologies, I did think you were being sarcastic but I can see now that it was me badly wording the question!

I had a bit of a durr moment and get what you are asking.

The batteries work for about 10mins continuous, there is a speed dial on it so when slower lasts quite a while. Cutting the tongue on hard wood floor boards does drain it, yet I managed to clear the grout out of about 3 metre squared and have plenty of life left in the one battery, I have 7 batteries in all due to the other tools I have, so I never run out of power.
I will get a couple re-celled to 2.6Ah if they ever start to drop off with the power, that should give a long run time, from this company http://www.recellyourbattery.com/prices
 

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