have a go

[jonjoe]

you think i should have a go at buying this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/clarke-piller-drill-/300851832488?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item460c2aa6a8

 

[stuvy]

depending on what it goes for stick a few quid on it

 

[jonjoe]

i was like a quid

 

[madkayaker]

£1 is a fair price!

 

[jonjoe]

i hope it working

no one else have a go plz

 

[madkayaker]

Your safe from me I got a start right one for £5 from the tech college I used to work at

 

[Barking Mat]

If you haven't got one, a cheap one is better than not having one. I have a cheap chinese one and it is damn useful, and one day I will buy a better one.

 

[jonjoe]

i see there is now one bid on it

do you think it is 550w

 

[mowersman]

Hmmm, looks alright... I certainly could do with one But alas, no money.
Andrew

 

[jonjoe]

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cdp451f-drill-press i think its this one just have to wait six more days before getting into serious bidding

 

[ronan]

My last boss bought that exact drill despite me asking him not too, absolute pile o poo, a decent hand drill is actually better.

 

[jonjoe]

whys that

no power??

 

[ibrooks]

It's exactly the same as mine - if I was close enough to go and collect I'd grab it at anything under £20 so that I wouldn't have to walk from the workshop to the woodshop to use it (the buildings are attached but no communicating door to keep wood-dust away from where I might be painting). If mine was broken I'd go to more than that coz it's a decent drill - OK not amazing but it does the job a hell of a lot better than a hand drill and workmate.

Iain