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Recommendations for a light-duty cordless drill / driver

keylevel
I'm looking to replace my corded drill with a cordless drill / driver.


It only gets used for DIY (at the moment, fitting boards and bits so I can replace loft insulation in a long, confined space), so I don't want anything that's going to cost £lots, but I do want something that's going to last and that's able to do most jobs.


I've been looking at the likes of the DeWalt DCD778 (65 Nm). Thoughts?


Chris
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    keylevel:

    I'm looking to replace my corded drill with a cordless drill / driver.


    It only gets used for DIY (at the moment, fitting boards and bits so I can replace loft insulation in a long, confined space), so I don't want anything that's going to cost £lots, but I do want something that's going to last and that's able to do most jobs.


    I've been looking at the likes of the DeWalt DCD778 (65 Nm). Thoughts?


    Chris




    Unfortortunately, you will find that there is no comparative advertising allowed on this forum.


    Jaymack


     

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    keylevel:

    I'm looking to replace my corded drill with a cordless drill / driver.


    It only gets used for DIY (at the moment, fitting boards and bits so I can replace loft insulation in a long, confined space), so I don't want anything that's going to cost £lots, but I do want something that's going to last and that's able to do most jobs.


    I've been looking at the likes of the DeWalt DCD778 (65 Nm). Thoughts?


    Chris




    Unfortortunately, you will find that there is no comparative advertising allowed on this forum.


    Jaymack


     

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