So I was saying that I wanted/needed my own drill. I wanted it to be powered by electricity and not battery. It needed to gave a chuck-key, not be chuckless. I wasn't fussed on colour but I didn't want to pay too much and too much for me would be more than $60.
I mentioned to husband about my wanting a drill and as luck would have it that same day the local hardware store had their catalogue delivered to us. And...they had drills for sale. Is that luck or some *thing* answering my call for a drill.
He had to go into town, said I should go as well and we could call in and have a look at these drills. I did, we did...there was 1 on the shelf and after taking it out of the box, having a look and lifting it we put it away in its box again. Then took it to the counter to pay. It was pretty cheap at $39 but our hardware gives out points when you buy stuff and husband buys a lot so had points to use. He used his points to buy my drill so it cost him $0. That's right, I am now the owner of a decent looking drill that fits my requirements and it cost me nothing. Cost him nothing too so we were both pleased with the *purchase*.
It weighs 2.4kg which is slightly too heavy for me but most days it will be OK to use. It comes with a box of 57 assorted drill bits and a handle to make holding it safer and easier.
This be it, still in it's box but in our house and not the shop.
I have yet to use it but that will happen next week. I don't know how good it will be but it will be better than good enough for what I use it for and anything it is not good enough for I couldn't do anyway.
I've told the husband not to worry, there will still be jobs that I need him and his big tools for.
What's happening at the Funfair.
16 hours ago
Awesome. Let us know how the handle works out for you. That might be just what I need!
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