Wesco 18V Cordless Driver Drill and Impact Driver $65.15 Delivered @ Masters eBay

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lyl on 21/05/2016 - 17:33 ebay.com.au (605 clicks)
Last edited 21/05/2016 - 18:11 by 1 other user

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Edit: Click & Collect isn't available so extra $9.95 delivered = $65.15.

Full credit to theearth at Buckscoop for this deal. The Wesco Driver Drill and Impact Driver from this popular deal has just been listed on eBay, and now you can get a further 20% off :)

• The new Wesco 18V cordless driver drill and impact driver complete with correct speed selection and high torque rating for screwdriving
• Remove screws easily and find correct speed
• No memory effect and little self-discharge to affect work experience
• Comes with 2 x batteries and 1 x charger
  Make the next big addition for your garage with a Wesco 18V navy cordless driver drill and impact driver, with correct speed selection to suit your drilling needs and speedy torque for screwdriving. Unscrewing made simple with driver and drill and enabled to find the right speed for you when working on your next project. Avoid jamming or stalling with no memory effect and little self-discharge to effect driver and drill. Change bits in an instant and find those hard to reach places. Compact enough to transport anywhere and comfortable enough to handle.

Original COLLECT eBay 20% off deal post

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  gimli on 21/05/2016 - 17:38

  you deserve some credit for posting it here…

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  eddiecox on 21/05/2016 - 17:45

  Thanks but i cant see click and collect

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    lyl on 21/05/2016 - 18:02

    thanks no wonder I didn't see this item earlier… my search filtered out the non-C&C items

    Anyways requested for removal because unobtainable deal

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      Moderatorhamza23 on 21/05/2016 - 18:06

      The code still works with delivery (ironically), I've edited the deal now.

      COLLECT - AU $13.80 off applied
      Subtotal (1 item) AU $69.00
      Postage AU $9.95
      Discounts - AU $13.80
      Total AU $65.15

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        lyl on 21/05/2016 - 18:09

        LOL eBay strikes again. meh still rather have it removed but okay, guess this is still better than the other deal.

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        hamwhisperer on 21/05/2016 - 19:31

        Oh fine, I'll buy it, it's so cheap it's ridiculous.

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  Farrba on 21/05/2016 - 18:49

  +1

  its showing $29.95 delivery…

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  KimTaeyeon on 21/05/2016 - 18:55

  these are 69$ in store, picked one up on thursday

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  hamwhisperer on 21/05/2016 - 19:17

  There was feedback last time it was posted that it's not the greatest drill to be honest.
  I do love a bargain but good lord that's REALLY kinda cheap.

  I'm really waiting for this sucker to come out in a deal with 2 batteries / charger / case, for like $140 or so.
  http://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-power-x-change-18v-brushles…
  Despite the Ozito brand, it does tick boxes (18v, not 14v) and brushless and finally
  "Warranty Info

  5 year warranty"

  EDIT: also the Wesco has no warranty information on the page, it's not clear if it's 1 or 3 or 5.

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  teaBagger on 21/05/2016 - 19:51

  +1

  I have handled Wesco in shop and they feel like the cheapest of cheap manufacture.

  I stand by the comment above that Bunnings Ozito is lifting their game and something to consider in the cheap tools market.

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  werty98 on 21/05/2016 - 20:52

  Masters seems to suffer the same fate as Dick Smith

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    llama on 22/05/2016 - 00:10

    No 5h!7, Sherlock!

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  hamwhisperer on 26/05/2016 - 09:04

  Ok it's arrived, about what I expected. I guess that the differentiation from 18 and 14v is virtually nothing. My Bosch 14.4V drill seemed exactly as powerful if not slightly more so. This should be good enough for basic needs, but it doesn't even have an adjustable speed grading (1/2) Which is actually quite useful for drilling some particular things.

  It feels mostly cheap but considering the drill was effectively $30 - it only feels marginally worse than my $150 Bosch, so that's a good thing.

  Most surprising though, is that the feel / noise / weight of the impact driver seems BETTER than the drill (WTF?) I would assume that the need to punch holes in things with a drill requires more torque / speed than the act of simply putting in screws (that's what the impact is for right?)
  I can't be certain but it looks like the motor may be ever so slightly larger inside there.

  For $65 shipped, I'm not going to complain.

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    choofa on 26/05/2016 - 20:10

    Got mine today yesterday and put it into action today.

    The impact driver is reasonable, feels solid, very loud, but was able to drive a long screw into solid hardwood, albeit only after I put some soap on the screw. Not too bad really.

    The drill is rubbish though, feels really light and cheap, and couldn't drill a hole in the hardwood at all.

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      hamwhisperer on 27/05/2016 - 22:25

      So is an impact driver for putting a screw into a location which hasn't previously had a screw? (I seriously don't know)
      Most of the time I used to use my old drill as basically an electronic screwdriver, for existing threaded locations.

      The drill doesn't seem great no, which shows I know stuff all about electronics. I figured a cheap 18v drill would be at least as good as my old green level Bosch but it doesn't seem as good TBH.