First time poster, please be nice… :)
Saw this while scrolling Facebook. Included is:
1 x Hammer Drill Driver DCD778
1 x Impact Drill Driver DCF787
2 x 2.0Ah Li-Ion batteries DCB183XE
Multi-voltage charger
Storage bag
I tried to add it to the cart and check if available for delivery, but it looks like it's C&C only as there's no option for delivery?
Advertised on Home Timber & Hardware site for same price as well: https://www.homehardware.com.au/dewalt-18v-brushless-xr-liio…
Enjoy!
I got this set when Masters closed down for $149 great tools, I highly recommend, Shelved my Ryobi ones almost immediately.
Nice find but these both machines are very basic. Only for DIY home and not a serious handyman.
Fair enough, I figured they might appeal to some :)
I wouldn't consider myself a serious handyman, but I use AEG power tools for stuff around the house…got a hammer drill kit and electric lawnmower for Christmas which so far have been pretty stellar.
AEG? I just finished my second deck build with Ozito tools!
Im on the Fence and interested in your thoughts on Ozito
I have a Good Dewalt Tool with 6ah battery, so understand a good tool
But now i need an impact driver, a saw of some type, a jigsaw.. maybe a couple of big batteries
Are the Ozito powerfull enough? Dont loose their punch?
@markryan1971: There's a reason why tradies don't use Ozito.. just continue buying into the Dewalt ecosystem - lasts forever and you can't go wrong with the grunt and durability.
@ncmx5: Not a tradie - plus to add on what i need, its double or more the price of Ozito.
i know you get what you pay for just curious for a review on Ozito
@markryan1971: I would not go with ozito, used them and underpowered. Cheap with good power is ryobi.
But saying that give something a try and if you don't like it take it back. It's bunnings so no biggie
@markryan1971: As a now retired old fiddler, I really like the ozito for value. I've got a bunch of 18v in a mix of brushless and brush, drill, impact drive, angle grinder, rattle gun, vacuum plus lots of batteries. While I was still working a lot we had mostly Makita stuff, but with my own money I'm more an ozito man…
I also drive a Kia though ;)
Pretty sure they ran the same kit but with a 6ah Flexvolt battery for $299 not long ago (better deal IMO). Didn’t include the bag though.