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my bosch drill died after 5 years last month and i am starting to miss it,
it has a bit of a specific role in the company it does the spotlighting and it drills through the joists

i wonder if anyone out there can point me in the direction of a replacement.

the parameters for me are simple

110 or 240

light and compact

no hammer function

high torque (hence no battery drills)

thanks
 

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