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Metabo 18V 5.5AH + 4.0Ah Brushless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit $249 Delivered ($0 C&C) @ Trade Tools

250

Well that didn't last long! Here is the link to Sydney Tools for the same price. . https://sydneytools.com.au/product/metabo-au68204450-18v-40a…

Awesome deal on this kit. This is $100 cheaper than even the Ryobi brushless equivalent!

It's the same price at Sydney Tools, but it may suit some better to, or prefer to buy from Trade Tools.

They are located in Qld. Here is link to store locations if you want to pick up i person. https://www.tradetools.com/store-listings

Here is everything else the currently have on sale for Black Friday. https://www.tradetools.com/black-friday-sale

There are also some really good deals on Hikoki if you are in that system. https://www.tradetools.com/black-friday-sale#hikokibfdeals

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Comments

  • +1

    great deal op - basically buying the batteries and the tools are free

  • OOS

  • That didn't last long!

    Sydney tools it is then. https://sydneytools.com.au/product/metabo-au68204450-18v-40a…

  • How does this brand compare with the likes of Ryobi, Makita, AEG ? I

    • +3

      It is a pro brand. Up there with Makita, Milwaukee, Dewalt etc.

    • Metabo cordless drill lasted 20 years. Absolutely smashed for the first 5 years.

      Craps over Makita and DeWalt.

    • I have a Metabo drill, the one with the side handle. It’s really good quality, made in Germany. It’s definitely nicer than my Dewalt. I have a Bosch blue impact driver (with the red locking ring) and it’s also very nice, in between the others.

  • Yea , they were really good German Tool Company before the brand was sold.
    The impact is made in china, but is good quality and may last as long as any other trade quality brand these days.
    Drill is metal chuck made in Germany, not their best and not their worst model.
    Charger made somewhere in backwoods Europe and batteries assembled in Hungary from decent Korean cells I believe.
    Outside of the core tools like the higher end HD grinders, drills, impacts ect , everything is Chinese made and the quality is no longer there.
    Probably as good as any other general trade grade tools but no longer up there with the best European brands like Hilti ect , they’d be on par with Bosch except they don’t have the different colour to differentiate their lower tier tools.
    Their range of specific tools is also limited in the higher end stuff .
    Good if you’re a boilermaker but not so for carpenters, cabinetmakers etc.
    They do have a 6year warranty if you register the tool online .
    Still if you need a decent starter kit for work you couldn’t go wrong with these,
    and what a bargain.

    If you can pick up their drills and grinders from 20 years ago in good nic,
    they will outlast your grandkids and then some.

  • Batteries also work in Hitachi and hikoki 18V tools

    Pity these don't support 36v as well otherwise would've bought.

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