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[biggriffin]

Good price. Be good to hear feedback on it.

I have the sealey one,which is identical,to the wolf one in the linky,and find it adequate for my needs,and that was £120. 5years ago,battery is,getting tired now
It will even undo bottle's of water without damage

[deviator]

I'm currently testing a 18v impact gun which claims better specifications than that one. The model I am testing says it has more torque, it's Li-Ion batteries, variable trigger, belt clip and a surprising useful LED.

[TheBoy]

Good price. Be good to hear feedback on it.

Its identical to my Clarke one that you have used (before I melted it, but I did replace it).  I don't use it any more due to a really poor charger, and the Black & Decker DeWalt is more powerful, smaller and has a variable trigger (and LED, just for deviator )

[tunnie]

Thanks. Worth getting then. Birthday soon, so think I'll be asking for cash.

should have got one ages ago, need to make things easier 

[TheBoy]

Thanks. Worth getting then. Birthday soon, so think I'll be asking for cash.

should have got one ages ago, need to make things easier 

There are far better ones available for similar money if you can find one that matches your battery set.  I think I paid around £70 for my upmarket Black&Decker, body only.

[tunnie]

Thanks. Worth getting then. Birthday soon, so think I'll be asking for cash.

should have got one ages ago, need to make things easier 

There are far better ones available for similar money if you can find one that matches your battery set.  I think I paid around £70 for my upmarket Black&Decker, body only.

I don't think anything will match my Matika drill set, think they are only 12v too 

[tunnie]

Scratch that, I'm talking crap.

Just checked, my Makita drill batteries of which I already have two are 18v/1.3Ah.

Type is PA18.

Can they be used on impact gun? 

[MikeDundee]

Thanks. Worth getting then. Birthday soon, so think I'll be asking for cash.

should have got one ages ago, need to make things easier 

There are far better ones available for similar money if you can find one that matches your battery set.  I think I paid around £70 for my upmarket Black&Decker, body only.

I don't think anything will match my Matika drill set, think they are only 12v too 

You been drinking again Tunnie

[TheBoy]

Scratch that, I'm talking crap.

Just checked, my Makita drill batteries of which I already have two are 18v/1.3Ah.

Type is PA18.

Can they be used on impact gun? 

Look to see what Makita sold 5yrs ago, and then see if you can still pick one up

[TheBoy]

That said, I think Makita aim themselves more a pouncy home diy/decorating, so you may be shit out of luck

[tunnie]

In luck it appears...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-6936FDZ-Cordless-Impact-Driver/dp/B000IF2TX8

Lists PA18, which is what I have 

[TheBoy]

In luck it appears...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-6936FDZ-Cordless-Impact-Driver/dp/B000IF2TX8

Lists PA18, which is what I have 

No, that's an Impact Driver, which is something completely different (putting screws in)

[Webby the Bear]

My Makita impact gun is the dogs 'dangle berries'. It cost a shed load. But bears the snap on equivalent one of the mechanics has.

Battery is 4.0aph and lasts forever. Gun is 18v I think. Makitas 'ion' lithium type thing

[TheBoy]

My Makita impact gun is the dogs 'dangle berries'. It cost a shed load. But bears the snap on equivalent one of the mechanics has.

Battery is 4.0aph and lasts forever. Gun is 18v I think. Makitas 'ion' lithium type thing

Linky for the useless student?

[Webby the Bear]

My Makita impact gun is the dogs 'dangle berries'. It cost a shed load. But bears the snap on equivalent one of the mechanics has.

Battery is 4.0aph and lasts forever. Gun is 18v I think. Makitas 'ion' lithium type thing

Linky for the useless student?

I thought students were all hackers and computer geniuses? 

  give me a sec...