here's a drill !

[telectrix]

picked up this morning at a car boot. £20.

 

[7029 dave]

Nice, like my old school metal work drill.

 

[R G]

Nice find . i used to have one years ago , you will find 2 sets of pulleys in the top with a belt you can move for different speeds as well.

find yourself a good vice to bolt down and you're away...

 

[Guest77]

picked up this morning at a car boot. £20.

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Yup don't doubt it lol

 

[ifindoubtdont]

Arms like Popeye if you're going to hold that up to a wall. P.S. Does it have hammer action. Lol.

 

[Marvo]

Can't go too far wrong for 20 quid. They're not too bad for light home-workshop/DIY use. They sell a similar 1/2 HP Ryobi one in most of the tool places around here which is the equivalent of about 40 quid brand new. I never figured out how they can sell them so cheap, even to buy a generic 1/2 HP single phase motor costs more than they charge for the entire bench drill.

 

[Darkwood]

Bargain even the plug has insulated pins .. A pillar drill like that for £20 is a steal.

 

[overskilled]

Nutool are alright. Improved accuracy big style with a decent chuck (Jacobs rohm albrecht )
Good find

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Bargain even the plug has insulated pins .. A pillar drill like that for £20 is a steal.

And probably was stolen......

 

[DPG]

Be careful of the start switch. I've got the same drill, and it sticks in quite often. Need to jiggle it a bit to allow it to release, otherwise the stop switch has no effect at all !! Good drill though for the money. Daz

 

[DPG]

And probably was stolen......

Not really. I think £20-£30 is a fair second hand price. Daz

 

[Chrisday1990]

nice one, do they come LiIon or NiCd haha

 

[overskilled]

nice one, do they come LiIon or NiCd haha

nothing so fancy..early models are coal fired, later "new fangled" models are lead acid

 

[R G]

How about one of these with a Li ion option if you want as well..

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Not really. I think £20-£30 is a fair second hand price. Daz

Not really what I was getting at.....having lost a number of power tools to van break-ins over the years I'm always dubious of where good quality power tools at boot fairs have come from.

 

[overskilled]

I wouldn't call "nu tool" exactly top end...

Meddings, Fobco Star etc...