The I drill

[Mrcoolabah1au]

The small compact one handed were do you buy them

[jon_d]

bunnings or masters or ebay

[T1 Terry]

Here you go Wayne, but out of stock at the moment https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/36v-i-dril ... rewdriver/ the little ladies lithium drill that Margaret has have not been available for some time, but I bought a Certa one from Kogan and it is a real work horse. The latest purchase was a Triton drill, led light and angle grinder from Masters, simply brilliant, the light is something else, Neil & Lynne put me onto them when they were here last mth and there is a 4Ah battery available for the grinder that makes it a real useful tool, the 2ah batteries only give you a few mins use with such a powerful tool, but the 4Ah does the job nicely.

[jon_d]

Masters are having regular "real" sales. It's worthwhile popping in regularly.

[Mrcoolabah1au]

Yes the nearest marsters store is up a wagga wagga 250 km thanks

[dapope]

short drive then..

[Peter and Sandra]

I've had a Bosch version for several years now and it just keeps on going.

[Mrcoolabah1au]

Have seen the bosch version as well as several other brands

[T1 Terry]

All the others I have tried, and there have been quite a few over the yrs, strip out the gearbox. This unit will stall rather than break a gear set, twist the wrist rather severely if you aren't prepared for it but they just keep going and a simple USB port to recharge it.

[Greynomad]

My Bosch 240v drill is now 42 years old, and still performing faultlessly.
(Now watch Murphy's Law kick in! )
I also have a set of Rockwell lithium-powered drill & impact driver, which have lasted two years -- and so far no probs.
Outlasted the previous two battery drills by 100%!