A cheap drill (1 Viewer)

[rosalan]

Not sure which section this would be best in but needing a power drill for a small job I bought a Teetok power drill for less than £20, expecting tat, which was all I needed. Astonished to find my Teetok was outstanding. No promises they are all so good but if it broke down, I would buy another.

 

[Richard n Ann]

Can you put a link up?

 

[David and Sally]

Can you put a link up?

No, his drill broke

 

[makems]

 

[bobandjanie]

When we first moved to Spain, I spent ages going thought our storage boxes and utility room looking for tools that I hadn't brought here and were still in Norwich, so annoying when you know you have these things and have to replace them.
Anyway I spent €12 on a electric drill its hammer, variable forward reverse key chuck and even came with a spare set of brushes, that was over 5 years ago, and even though I have my Bosch drill here, I always use the cheap one, because its quicker than finding a 3 to 2 pin adapter maybe I should chop all the plugs off. Bob.

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[rosalan]

Teetok
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If you search round it is £20 elsewhere

 

[pappajohn]

Anyway I spent €12 on a electric drill its hammer, variable forward reverse key chuck and even came with a spare set of brushes

I'm always cautious of power tools that include spare brushs... To me it invariably means an inferior product, why else would they be included.
You don't get them with Bosch, Makita, Metabo etc.. Quality means you don't need spare parts included.

 

[Otter Spotter]

I'm always cautious of power tools that include spare brushs... To me it invariably means an inferior product, why else would they be included.
You don't get them with Bosch, Makita, Metabo etc.. Quality means you don't need spare parts included.

It also means that they will not repair them as it cost them more than a new one to repair