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Ryobi 18V Drill Driver Kit with 100 Accessories $179 @ Bunnings

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Thought I'd share this kit I found. I was looking for a drill for my partners sisters and found this deal for a drill driver, 2x 1.3Ah, charger, 100 accessories (drill bits) and a tool box.

Most Ryobi drills only come with a soft bag case but this one comes with a hard plastic tool box and 100 piece drill bits for a similar price.

I think this is a special promo so will be limited availability. I called 1 store and they were out of stock but another store I visited had about 6 left.

http://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-one-18v-drill-driver-kit-wi…

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  • +1

    I bought this for my best mate for his birthday (with another mate chipping in) for I think about the same price last year at this time of year and it's a good kit. The box is pretty good for storing it and all the bits too.

    Having the Ryobi One+ charger with 2 batteries is a pretty big deal too, because you can buy basically any cordless tool in this Ryobi brand as "skin only" without a battery and just use these batteries and charger for significantly less than buying a kit with a battery for every tool. Saves on storage and much more convenient than trying to keep a half dozen different chargers running different batteries and never having one charged when you need it.

    I have their rattle gun aka impact wrench and that is pretty brilliant for doing stuff on cars. I can take my wheels off in a few seconds once I have the car jacked up. Plenty enough torque for car applications.

    • That's another reason I got this kit for her, the number of ryobi one+ gear she can get in the future. I was going to get a makita or dewalt $200 kits (drill+batt+charger) but they don't have the range Ryobi has. She'll get more use out of this kit then a semi-pro drill.

      • The other major brands (Hitachi, Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee, etc)also sells skins and use the same batteries. However, you will need to buy the other skins within a certain period of time before they bring out a new battery model which then won't be compatible with old skins.

    • I'm thinking of getting an impact wrench for car stuff. Is it the BIW180G impact wrench you have? Thanks

      • +1

        There's 2 official one+ impact drivers, the weaker of the 2 has the hex driver chuck, the one for doing wheel bolts has a half inch square drive. I believe the former is around 170Nm and the latter is 270.

        The unofficial way is to use the one+ multi tool with an AEG job plus right angle 3/8 drive head. I find this setup is best for working on cars, but its only about 30Nm (which is better for most stuff on cars).

        The only on I don't have is the half drive one, but I want it.

  • The 1.3Ah are old stock batteries that need clearing since they introduced the 1.5Ah ones late last year.

    Good deal for two batteries though….

  • I was able to use the 1.3Ah batteries on my lawnmower!

  • +1

    IMHO its better to get the same drill in the soft bag kit with the 1.5 and 4.0Ah batteries for $199. Much better bang for buck because drill bits can be bought cheaply, 4.0Ah batteries cannot. And these newer (1.5/4.0Ah vs 1.3/2.6Ah) ryobi batteries use top quality cells.

  • It's a great little drill for everyday jobs. I've used it to drill through wood, concrete (not much), as a screwdriver, and most recently as a brush to clean my shower. (bought it last time it was on sale)

  • Went into Prospect (SA) Bunnings today - they had two left and gave me one of them for $140!

    • Forgot to add that Prospect Bunnings already had them on special for $149 ($179 crossed off), so I got another $9 off. Only one more left!

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