Makita or at least anything with metal gears

You'll pay more in shipping and import duty from the US...

+1 for Makita - mine been going for years.

Why have you joined a British Mountain/offroad bike site to ask about cordless drills? They aren't that commonly used on our bikes (awaits shower of withering contempt from STWers who would use nothing else for maintenance on their steeds :lol:)

I put a fork in the end of my drill this morning as I needed an electric whisk.

I wonder if we are soon to learn of the great deal that the OP found on their new drill.
Also makita, just found a new battery for mine which has given it a new lease of life.

You could always and on the Pie & Bovril forum, the UK fireworks forum, the artisan shaving forum, the Yamaha R3 owners forum, the robot combat forum, the pinball forum and no doubt many others, all of which you signed up to around the same time as you did on here. I'm amazed you've got the time to be doing any DIY, frankly.

I put a fork in the end of my drill this morning as I needed an electric whisk.

Bombers, I'm thinking.

You'll pay more in shipping and import duty from the US...

They certainly will shipping to ****stan.

I wonder if we are soon to learn of the great deal that the OP found on their new drill.

Ya reckon? (-:

Out of interest how do you know he's signed up to all the other forums ?

Secret moderator magic.

Oh, and [url= https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=harlyalice ]this[/url].

Good old goodly I'm a member on the UK Fireworks Forum and although he's not posted he was last seen viewing a thread about cordless drills 2 minutes ago.

I for one am always open to really good prices for good quality genuine tools.

If you're not going to use a cordless drill on a regular basis the battery will have a massively reduced lifespan

I'm a member on the UK Fireworks Forum and although he's not posted he was last seen viewing a thread about cordless drills 2 minutes ago.

Heh. Yeah, there's a theme here.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/best-cordless-drill

I suspect this thread will do a Keyser Söze quite soon.

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Amateur.

I'm a member on the UK Fireworks Forum

Bombers. I’m thinking.

I see what you did there.

BigJohn - Member

If you're not going to use a cordless drill on a regular basis the battery will have a massively reduced lifespan

Yep, but luckily there are people who can offer you super-cheap ones on the internet so you can just throw the old one away

Recycle it in an environmentally friendly manner you meant, of course.

My dad looking at getting some Ryobi tools, what's the thoughts on them?