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The Weegie
 Post subject: Bosch 10.8v
PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:55 pm 
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Not a bad deal :thumbright:


http://www.toolstop.co.uk/bosch-10.8v-l ... v-li-p8988

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Nice piece of kit.

I think it would be better with an extra battery rather than two chargers though.

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Yeh good point.

It does come with three batteries though.

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thats the place i got my kit from

for £252 i got the drill 'impact driver ' cutter 2 chargers 4 batts plastic box and 2 neat relativly flat zip up holders

i later on bought the torch and 9 cutters for £71

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