Bosch 12V SCBR 2.0Ah (0.615.990.L1H) 12V 2.0Ah Li-ion Cordless 2pce Combo Kit
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Not a bad deal with included radio RRP $149 and Orbital Sander via online redemption RRP $269 + $50 store credit in points for Online and click and collect orders.
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Only skins, how much are decent batteries?
Comes with 2 batteries as per pic and description
GBA 12V 2.0Ah (1600Z0002X) 12V 2.0Ah Li-ion Battery
Also says 6 years warranty
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Weird they sell this kit for $297 but individual kits of one drill for $119.
Pricing doesnt make sense
That’s because there rubbish
Note: they do not sell a seperate impact driver kit for $119
The $119 1pc kit, is the GSR 12V-15 drill driver that comes in the cheaper $246.95 2pc kit.
This $296.95 2pc kit comes with a GSB 12V-15 drill driver.
Impact drivers are generally more expensive than a drill driver which can help to explain the pricing gap.
Plus an extra 2ah battery which retails for $105
Also that kit comes with a smaller GAL 12V-30 Li-ion Battery Charger. This kit comes with a GAL 12V-40 (1600A019R7) 12V Li-ion Battery Charger.
3A charging current vs 4A charging current.
Separately, add the extra $468 worth of bonus redemption skins & store credit on top of the kit value.
This is a cracker deal being able to double dip on 2x skin redemptions & bonus store credit.
Well said, yeah Bunnings have same kit for same price with no extras or bonus credit so it's not a price jack up. Just a really good deal
I definitely wouldn't say gutless, the portability of these more than makes up for the lower power motor.
Got its place at the right price. Easier to manage too. I'm still regularly using my 12V gear.
i am guessing you never used these.
Yes I had the drill took it back for 18v dewalt as it was that gutless it doesn’t drive screws through hard wood, had to pre-drill pilot hole first wtf?
You should pre-drill hardwood anyway.
I use both Bosch Professional 12v & Dewalt XR ecosystems and I find them the best for their intended use.
Very wrong, this 12v stuff now is very good. Very popular on the worksite for a lot of trades too (usually it’s red though…)
What did you use them for?
I’ve used a 12v drill, driver and recip saw at work numerous times and they were really good, and the compact size was far better than 18v tools when hiking through dense bushland.
I know several cabinet makers who use 12v for 90% of installation work. Old mate is way out of touch which is ok but not when combined with outright certainty of opinion.
Cabinet makers lol using particle board. Installing cabinets maybe but constructing stuff nah. What builders, electricians and other tradies out there still use 12v? It’s ok, u guys stick to 12v lol, opinions are like ass holes everyone has one.
For woodwork and light metal sheets etc 12v is more practical. You dont need the power required for concrete/brick and steel
@easternculture: Agreed I know these have a purpose for some people doing light work but as an all-rounder drill its probably not the best for hardwood and masonry like you stated
@J B S: You need a hammer drill for masonry.. different tool
This kit has an impact driver & drill driver.
I know mechanics, sparkies/ techies, chippies & plumbers that can use 12v gear all day without needing 18v.
Nothing light use about their application when referring to professional grade 12v systems in a professional setting.
It can be more practical, while being compact, lighter, safer, more efficient & it gets the job done.
Have the right tool for the job.
Its not so much what they still use but what they now use, modern brush less 12v tools bear no comparison to stuff from a few years back
Mechanics love the 12v stuff and my sparky mate is probably 50/50 12v 18v. Some tools/jobs need the extra torque of 18v or 54v lol but 12v is a good option to work lighter and more efficiently where you dont need it.
Not a Milwaukee fan but they have a massive inventory of 12v tools aimed squarely at pro users.
Offer extended to the 31st!!
Radio worth $140?