New drill

[keithr0]

The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
comes loose while drilling.

So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:

https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d

I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
$149 extra.

Anybody got a better suggestion?

[Trevor Wilson]

**Not me. That drill represents excellent value for money. Particularly
with the 6 year warranty. I have the bigger brother:

https://www.totaltools.com.au/18v-13mm-brushless-drill-driver

It's got Blutooth.

WTF?

Anyway, I've owned it for 3 years and it has never missed a beat. More
power than I need. I even use it with a 75mm auger for drilling holes in
the garden.

[Noddy]

On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:

It would depend largely on what you're planning on using it for. The
Bosch would probably be okay for timber and light steel, but for
anything more serious I would probably look at Milwaukee's range.

Whatever you do, avoid Makita. Their drills are rubbish. I have three
here that do this:

> https://youtu.be/QTl4ZcQtBFM



--
--
--
Regards,
Noddy.

[Trevor Wilson]

On 23/09/2021 2:23 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>
>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>
>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>
>>
>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>> charger are $149 extra.
>>
>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>
> It would depend largely on what you're planning on using it for. The
> Bosch would probably be okay for timber and light steel, but for
> anything more serious I would probably look at Milwaukee's range.
>

**Or, the larger, two speed Bosch drills. Like mine:

https://www.totaltools.com.au/18v-13mm-brushless-drill-driver

With 85Nm of torque, not much slows it down. Strong hands are required.

[Clocky]

If you don't do any heavy duty drilling for extended periods it will be
fine.

Just avoid Makita. Their drills are rubbish now and their warranty
policy even worse.

[Daryl]

Milwaukee seems to be very popular with tradies at the moment but if you
don't need anything heavy duty the Bosch should do the job.
I've got mostly Makita power tools plus a few Bosch, my small Bosch
impact driver is at least 10yrs old and both batteries are still good,
I've also got an old Bosch drill that was a cheapie, drill is still good
but one battery failed.
It comes down to how much money you want to spend, at that price the
Bosch should be very good.

--
Daryl

[Daryl]

My Makita drill has a metal chuck and doesn't have that problem, its an
older model that was used by my son when he was still on the tools, it
stopped working so he gave it to me, I put a set of new brushes in it
and it now works like new.

--
Daryl

[Yosemite Sam]

On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:

> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
> Now it comes loose while drilling.

you were stupid to buy an Aldi drill. you got what you paid for.

>
> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>
>
> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
> charger are $149 extra.
>
> Anybody got a better suggestion?

--
"A mans got to know his limitations"
- clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry

[keithr0]

On 23/09/2021 2:02 pm, Trevor Wilson wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>
>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>
>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>
>>
>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>> charger are $149 extra.
>>
>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>
> **Not me. That drill represents excellent value for money. Particularly
> with the 6 year warranty. I have the bigger brother:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/18v-13mm-brushless-drill-driver

Hmm 400 bucks for a skin, and I have a hammer drill already (it's a
specialised hammer drill not much use for anything else)

> It's got Blutooth.
>
> WTF?

I saw that, I can't imagine what it is for, controlling the drill from
your phone?

[keithr0]

On 23/09/2021 2:23 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>
>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>
>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>
>>
>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>> charger are $149 extra.
>>
>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>
> It would depend largely on what you're planning on using it for. The
> Bosch would probably be okay for timber and light steel, but for
> anything more serious I would probably look at Milwaukee's range.

Mostly light work, aluminium mainly with occasional drilling out of
hardened screws although that is a last resort, I have other techniques
that usually work.

[keithr0]

Milwaukee would be nice but, for my use, an overspend.

[keithr0]

That seems to be the general opinion. A pity because, once upon a time,
they were quite good.

[Trevor Wilson]

On 23/09/2021 4:11 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 2:02 pm, Trevor Wilson wrote:
>> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>>
>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is
>>> this:
>>>
>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>
>>>
>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>>> charger are $149 extra.
>>>
>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>>
>> **Not me. That drill represents excellent value for money.
>> Particularly with the 6 year warranty. I have the bigger brother:
>>
>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/18v-13mm-brushless-drill-driver
>
> Hmm 400 bucks for a skin, and I have a hammer drill already (it's a
> specialised hammer drill not much use for anything else)

**It came in a complete set of tools. That made the value very good indeed.

>
>> It's got Blutooth.
>>
>> WTF?
>
> I saw that, I can't imagine what it is for, controlling the drill from
> your phone?

**I think so. It's a $34.00 option. I don't need it. That said, the LED
worklight that came in the set:

https://www.bosch-pt.com.au/au/en/products/gli-18v-1900-0601446400

Had the Bluetooth option fitted. It's actually come handy a couple of
times. The light is really handy and plenty bright.

[alvey]

Yep! A couple actually.

1. You could post something that's "relevant".
2. You could prefix your boring, OT OPs with "OT: "

hth


alvey

[keithr0]

On 23/09/2021 4:13 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>
>
> you were stupid to buy an Aldi drill. you got what you paid for.

And so it begins, try taking the old adage that if you have nothing
useful to say just STFU.

[keithr0]

The expected crap from alvey, you just can't help yourself can you?
Nothing to say but you're going to say it anyway.

[Mountain Magpie]

On Thu, 23 Sep 2021 13:27:47 +1000, keithr0 posted:-

> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is
> this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d

Had quite good reviews here previously. Never used it myself.

[Yosemite Sam]

On 23/09/2021 5:22 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 4:13 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>
>>
>> you were stupid to buy an Aldi drill. you got what you paid for.
>
> And so it begins, try taking the old adage that if you have nothing
> useful to say just STFU.

I think you need to take your own advice. but my point remains. Aldi
products are largely unsupported by service and spare parts, and are of
unknown or dubious quality, so it's foolish to buy them when there are
reputable branded alternatives that do have backup.

[Yosemite Sam]

he must be following your recent examples then

[jonz]

On 9/23/2021 4:17 PM, keithr0 wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 3:47 pm, Daryl wrote:
>> On 23/9/21 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>>
>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is
>>> this:
>>>
>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>
>>>
>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>>> charger are $149 extra.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 I`ve got the Ryobi one + system. one battery, one charger and whatever
tools you need. Excellent.

>>>
>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>>
>>
>> Milwaukee seems to be very popular with tradies at the moment but if
>> you don't need anything heavy duty the Bosch should do the job.
>> I've got mostly Makita power tools plus a few Bosch, my small Bosch
>> impact driver is at least 10yrs old and both batteries are still
>> good, I've also got an old Bosch drill that was a cheapie, drill is
>> still good but one battery failed.
>> It comes down to how much money you want to spend, at that price the
>> Bosch should be very good.
>>
> Milwaukee would be nice but, for my use, an overspend.

--
"Usenet is like a herd of performing elephants with diarrhea. Massive,
difficult to redirect, awe-inspiring, entertaining, and a source of
mind-boggling amounts of excrement when you least expect it." — Gene
Spafford, 1992

[jonz]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 Nup, wrong again!. (As per, really.)

[jonz]

``````````````````

 *No you* squeaked  the old pussy....alviras fav. yes boi. <G>

[Noddy]

I've heard that the metal chuck drills are more robust, but the trouble
is that they're hard to get. Their "regular" plastic chucked drills are
fucking hopeless.

[Daryl]

On 23/9/21 9:04 pm, jonz wrote:
> On 9/23/2021 4:17 PM, keithr0 wrote:
>> On 23/09/2021 3:47 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 23/9/21 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>>>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>>>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>>>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>>>
>>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is
>>>> this:
>>>>
>>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>>>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>>>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>>>> charger are $149 extra.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>  I`ve got the Ryobi one + system. one battery, one charger and whatever
> tools you need. Excellent.

A mate has got just about the entire Ryobi range of battery tools,
renovated his house so they have been well used and he's very happy with
the brand.

--
Daryl

[Daryl]

The one I have was pretty expensive when new, its also big and heavy so
it rarely gets used.
Don't need to drill too many holes these days and when I do I just grab
my Bosch cheapy, its only got one battery left so when that dies it will
be going in the bin and then I will have to think about a replacement.


--
Daryl

[keithr0]

I'm probably old fashioned but I still prefer a keyed chuck to an
automatic one, they're more positive.

[Noddy]

So do I. I tend to do a lot of heavy steel hand drilling into things
like 12mm plate, and if I just have to drill a couple of holes I'll use
the battery drill and a couple of pilot bits rather than roll out the
heavy 240v stuff. Mightn't sound quicker, but it is.

However you have to watch the auto chucks, as they slip on the shanks
easily and when they do they gall really bad and make a mess. This is
about the *only* thing I find that Makita 18v drills do really well :)

[alvey]

Wrong *again* keith.

*You're* the one who was very recently whining about "relevant", so having
a shot at a hypocrite is perfectly fair game. And asking people to prefix
OT posts with "OT" is an old ng tradition. There's people who aren't at all
interested in the opinions of the ng denizens on anything except the ng
speciality and use "OT" as a filter.

And of course, you don't get to decide what's "crap" and what isn't. I do
though. You are writing/plagiarising lumpen crap.

hth



alvey
Wondering if keith is paying The Fraud copyright? I know keef struggles to
express, but using Der Der's terms? Sheesh.

[lindsay]

On 24/09/2021 6:05 am, alvey wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Sep 2021 17:24:40 +1000, keithr0 wrote:
>
>> On 23/09/2021 5:07 pm, alvey wrote:
>>> On Thu, 23 Sep 2021 13:27:47 +1000, keithr0 wrote:
>>>
>>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
>>>> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
>>>> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
>>>> comes loose while drilling.
>>>>
>>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>>>
>>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>>
>>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
>>>> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
>>>> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
>>>> $149 extra.
>>>>
>>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>>>
>>> Yep! A couple actually.
>>>
>>> 1. You could post something that's "relevant".
>>> 2. You could prefix your boring, OT OPs with "OT: "
>>
>> The expected crap from alvey, you just can't help yourself can you?
>> Nothing to say but you're going to say it anyway.
>
> Wrong *again* keith.
>
> *You're* the one who was very recently whining about "relevant", so having
> a shot at a hypocrite is perfectly fair game.

Cool...

And asking people to prefix
> OT posts with "OT" is an old ng tradition. There's people who aren't at all
> interested in the opinions of the ng denizens on anything except the ng
> speciality and use "OT" as a filter.

Bumhole Shire in the News - 22 August 2020
Another Knobbo Classic Cock-up - Meters 11/06/20
Bumhole (Vic) In The News 13/05/20
Merrimu News 02/10/19
The Vic Gvt Knows A Wasteland When They See It 25/11/20

All off topic, like 99.99% of your CRAP, and I dont see OT in any of
your headers above, fucking hypocrite.

hth, hypocrite.

>
> And of course, you don't get to decide what's "crap" and what isn't. I do
> though. You are writing/plagiarising lumpen crap.
>
> hth
>
>
>
> alvey
> Wondering if keith is paying The Fraud copyright? I know keef struggles to
> express, but using Der Der's terms? Sheesh.
>

--
"If his story wasn't total and utter bullshit, it would be a doddle for
him to get the info. Trouble is, he was never involved in the incident.
He knows that, I know that and you had best wake up to it. xeno 24/08/14

"I was never in doubt that the accident took place." xeno 12/08/18

[lindsay]

On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
> comes loose while drilling.
>
> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d

Great drills.. I have 4-5 bosch drills, some coming up to 10yo(?) no
issues. Guy helping me to build my shed will tell you to keep your head
(esp your jaw) away from it/out of range when putting it in reverse :-)
He damn near knocked himself out, and we wont let him forget it either. :-D

>
>
> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
> $149 extra.
>
> Anybody got a better suggestion?

[alvey]

Yes I know. And I'm deeply ashamed and apologetic. I was tired and
emotional at the times. And on prescription drugs. To punish myself I
promise to not only never do it again, but also continue to pursue your
lying, cowardly, hypocritical little mate until one of us leaves.

btw... I can't express how much I'm looking forward to your next
installment of 'My Block'.


alvey

[Trevor Wilson]

**Yep. Nothing wrong with Ryobi. Good value for money. Ryobi, Milwaukee,
AEG, Homelite and others, are made by the same company - TTI. I have a
mate who uses Ryobi tools professionally. He likes them.

[keithr0]

On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
> comes loose while drilling.
>
> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>
>
> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
> $149 extra.
>

> Anybody got a better suggestion?

Thanks to all who replied with constructive suggestions, alvey and felix
can go fuck themselves with a piece of barbed wire.

[alvey]

Oh come on keith. Don't take being beaten up so petulantly. Shirley you've
had extensive experience of it by now.

btw... Have you been punted from Useless Aircraft Renno Society? You've
been spending a lot of awful time in this toxic pond lately.



alvey

[Yosemite Sam]

just don't buy their 'whipper snipper'. it's crap

[Yosemite Sam]

specifically what did I say that you found so offensive? will you reply
or just run away?

[Yosemite Sam]

On 24/09/2021 10:09 am, alvey wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Sep 2021 09:57:01 +1000, keithr0 wrote:
>
>> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
>>> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
>>> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
>>> comes loose while drilling.
>>>
>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>>
>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>
>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
>>> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
>>> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
>>> $149 extra.
>>>
>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>> Thanks to all who replied with constructive suggestions, alvey and felix
>> can go fuck themselves with a piece of barbed wire.
> Oh come on keith. Don't take being beaten up so petulantly. Shirley you've
> had extensive experience of it by now.

poor old keefy got his knickers in a knot cos I said he was stupid to
buy Aldi tools

>
> btw... Have you been punted from Useless Aircraft Renno Society? You've
> been spending a lot of awful time in this toxic pond lately.
>
>
>
> alvey
>
>

[Noddy]

On 24/09/2021 7:03 am, lindsay wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>
>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>
>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>
>
> Great drills.. I have 4-5 bosch drills, some coming up to 10yo(?) no
> issues. Guy helping me to build my shed will tell you to keep your head
> (esp your jaw) away from it/out of range when putting it in reverse :-)
> He damn near knocked himself out, and we wont let him forget it either. :-D

Lol :)

[Noddy]

On 24/09/2021 7:45 am, Trevor Wilson wrote:

He'd be one of the few. There's nothing wrong with them, but they *are*
"handyman" tools. They're not meant for industrial/commercial use.

[Noddy]

On 24/09/2021 6:54 am, lindsay wrote:
> On 24/09/2021 6:05 am, alvey wrote:

>  And asking people to prefix
>> OT posts with "OT" is an old ng tradition. There's people who aren't
>> at all
>> interested in the opinions of the ng denizens on anything except the ng
>> speciality and use "OT" as a filter.
>
> Bumhole Shire in the News - 22 August 2020
> Another Knobbo Classic Cock-up - Meters  11/06/20
> Bumhole (Vic) In The News  13/05/20
> Merrimu News 02/10/19
> The Vic Gvt Knows A Wasteland When They See It 25/11/20
>
> All off topic, like 99.99% of your CRAP, and I dont see OT in any of
> your headers above, fucking hypocrite.
>
> hth, hypocrite.

ROTFL :)

Alvey's insides must be eating him out now that the toxic waste
situation has been sorted and it's not going to Bacchus. I expect he and
his fucktarded mental midget mates made *many* posts about it coming
here before any decision had been made, and as usual they were shown to
be wrong at the end of the day.

Has a single one of them had the balls to put their hand up and admit
they made a bad call?

Yeah, didn't think so :)

[Noddy]

On 24/09/2021 9:57 am, keithr0 wrote:

ROTFL :)

[Yosemite Sam]

On 24/09/2021 10:09 am, alvey wrote:

https://austek.website/pics/swamp.jpg

:)

[Grumpy Tech]

On 24/09/2021 9:57 am, keithr0 wrote:

What did the barbed wire do to deserve such torture?

FWIW I have a couple of AEG 18v jobs here. One is a hammer/screw/normal
drill and brushless and is very good. The other is a plain 2 speed drill
and quite good and around 7 years old now. Batteries are great and fit
my hedgetrimmer as well.

[Xeno]

I have their petrol powered whipper snipper, it's quite reasonable for
my needs.

--

Xeno


Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

[Xeno]

On 24/9/21 10:57 am, Noddy wrote:

> ROTFL :)
>
> Alvey's insides must be eating him out now that the toxic waste
> situation has been sorted and it's not going to Bacchus. I expect he and
> his fucktarded mental midget mates made *many* posts about it coming
> here before any decision had been made, and as usual they were shown to
> be wrong at the end of the day.
>
> Has a single one of them had the balls to put their hand up and admit
> they made a bad call?
>
> Yeah, didn't think so :)
>
>

Hey Darren, you're still near, and downwind, of a *quarry*. That's bad
enough.

[keithr0]

On 24/09/2021 10:09 am, alvey wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Sep 2021 09:57:01 +1000, keithr0 wrote:
>
>> On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
>>> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
>>> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
>>> comes loose while drilling.
>>>
>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>>>
>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>
>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
>>> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
>>> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
>>> $149 extra.
>>>
>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>>
>> Thanks to all who replied with constructive suggestions, alvey and felix
>> can go fuck themselves with a piece of barbed wire.
>
> Oh come on keith. Don't take being beaten up so petulantly. Shirley you've
> had extensive experience of it by now.

Beaten up? ROTFL If that's your idea of violence, you're just a little
pussy cat.

> btw... Have you been punted from Useless Aircraft Renno Society? You've
> been spending a lot of awful time in this toxic pond lately.

More noise, no content.

[Yosemite Sam]

I meant the battery one, of course

[Xeno]

I thought you did. That's why I made the point mine was petrol powered.
The battery ones typically have lower output so, as a whipper snipper,
they aren't really worthwhile. I have a battery Ryobi blower and it
doesn't have as much power as my petrol powered blower. To be fair
though, had I specced a more powerful blower than this,
https://www.ryobi.com.au/garden-tools/products/details/18v-one-blower-tool-only-obl1820s
I might have had more power. That said, I use this one only to give the
garage and driveway a quick blow down, saves time, quick and easy. When
I need anything serious done, I get the petrol one out. I also had a 5AH
battery in my drill so didn't need to get another.

[jonz]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 They get just that with me...Absolutely *no* probs.

>
>

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[jonz]

~~~~~~~~~~
> Interesting stuff actually...However, I can see why someone such as yer Never been, never seen, never done, piece of shit self would think otherwise.

    In closing:

           If I wanted to kill myself, I would climb to your ego and
jump to your IQ.

>
> alvey

[jonz]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

   Make that High tensile stuff. :)))

>
> ROTFL :)

[alvey]

On Fri, 24 Sep 2021 10:57:38 +1000, Noddy wrote:

> On 24/09/2021 6:54 am, lindsay wrote:
>> On 24/09/2021 6:05 am, alvey wrote:
>
>>  And asking people to prefix
>>> OT posts with "OT" is an old ng tradition. There's people who aren't
>>> at all
>>> interested in the opinions of the ng denizens on anything except the ng
>>> speciality and use "OT" as a filter.
>>
>> Bumhole Shire in the News - 22 August 2020
>> Another Knobbo Classic Cock-up - Meters  11/06/20
>> Bumhole (Vic) In The News  13/05/20
>> Merrimu News 02/10/19
>> The Vic Gvt Knows A Wasteland When They See It 25/11/20
>>
>> All off topic, like 99.99% of your CRAP, and I dont see OT in any of
>> your headers above, fucking hypocrite.
>>
>> hth, hypocrite.
>
> ROTFL :)
>
> Alvey's insides must be eating him out now that the toxic waste
> situation has been sorted and it's not going to Bacchus. I expect he and
> his fucktarded mental midget mates made *many* posts about it coming
> here before any decision had been made, and as usual they were shown to
> be wrong at the end of the day.

Couple of things Fraudster!

1. You are not fooling anyone (Deryl aside. Obviously.) pretending that you
don't read every post.
2. Unlike your desperate self, I don't speak for anyone else when I say
that I only reported according to the flip-flopping that was the
determination.
3. The jokes still on you (again), as it is historical fact that Bumhole
*was* recommended as a toxic waste site. ( https://tinyurl.com/wa8u3afu )
4. Bumhole will be a toxic site while you're still in it.

> Has a single one of them had the balls to put their hand up and admit
> they made a bad call?
>
> Yeah, didn't think so :)

Wow! The old Ask'n'Answer technique!

Haven't seen it since, well, the last time you used it. It hasn't been
sighted much since it was laughed out of existance in the mainstream usenet
over a decade ago.

Keep up the poor work Der Der!



alvey

[Noddy]

On 24/09/2021 2:59 pm, jonz wrote:
> On 9/24/2021 10:54 AM, Noddy wrote:

>>> **Yep. Nothing wrong with Ryobi. Good value for money. Ryobi,
>>> Milwaukee, AEG, Homelite and others, are made by the same company -
>>> TTI. I have a mate who uses Ryobi tools professionally. He likes them.
>>
>> He'd be one of the few. There's nothing wrong with them, but they
>> *are* "handyman" tools. They're not meant for industrial/commercial use.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>  They get just that with me...Absolutely *no* probs.

I'm sure they are. I know a couple of people who have them and they
swear by them, but they *are* pitched at the "handyman" segment of the
market. Whether that makes them inferior to the "big players" like
Milwaukee, Bosch, DeWalt and Makita I can't tell you as I haven't used
enough of them to make an honest comparison. But I do know that very few
tradies seem to use them.

Not that that means anything either. I have a few "Ozito" power tools
here which all come with a "For domestic use only" warning label
attached to the power cord and which were largely bought to be
sacrifical lambs, and I can't kill the things even though they've had a
massive workout :)

[Xeno]

Delusional workouts are unlikely to ever kill *any* powertool. It takes
*real work* to do that.

[jonz]

On 9/24/2021 5:02 PM, Noddy wrote:
> On 24/09/2021 2:59 pm, jonz wrote:
>> On 9/24/2021 10:54 AM, Noddy wrote:
>
>>>> **Yep. Nothing wrong with Ryobi. Good value for money. Ryobi,
>>>> Milwaukee, AEG, Homelite and others, are made by the same company -
>>>> TTI. I have a mate who uses Ryobi tools professionally. He likes them.
>>>
>>> He'd be one of the few. There's nothing wrong with them, but they
>>> *are* "handyman" tools. They're not meant for industrial/commercial
>>> use.
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>>   They get just that with me...Absolutely *no* probs.
>
> I'm sure they are. I know a couple of people who have them and they
> swear by them, but they *are* pitched at the "handyman" segment of the
> market. Whether that makes them inferior to the "big players" like
> Milwaukee, Bosch, DeWalt and Makita I can't tell you as I haven't used
> enough of them to make an honest comparison. But I do know that very
> few tradies seem to use them.

   Them 'ticketed' ones eh?. ;)

> Not that that means anything either. I have a few "Ozito" power tools
> here which all come with a "For domestic use only" warning label
> attached to the power cord and which were largely bought to be
> sacrifical lambs, and I can't kill the things even though they've had
> a massive workout :)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 I mentioned this before i think, about > fourteen years ago we had a
new house to make and hang curtains for. All hard as hell clinker
bricks. Many holes to drill.

   I used an el cheapo GMC (defunct now I think.) hammer drill. First
one lasted a few hours....Replaced under warranty same day. (local
agent) Its replacement finished the job and many others. Wore out a lot
of masonry bits, but still have it, resting in retirement. ;).

[Daryl]

Sounds like Ozito rotary hammer drill I have, must be 15yrs old and its
never missed a beat, hasn't done much work of late but I know it will do
whatever I ask of it without fail.


--
Daryl

[Clocky]

On 23/09/2021 2:18 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 23/09/2021 3:44 pm, Clocky wrote:

>> On 23/09/2021 11:27 am, keithr0 wrote:
>>> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself.
>>> First the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and
>>> was surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic.
>>> Now it comes loose while drilling.
>>>
>>> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is
>>> this:
>>>
>>> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>>>
>>>
>>> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and
>>> seems cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance,
>>> have a Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and
>>> charger are $149 extra.
>>>
>>> Anybody got a better suggestion?
>>

>> If you don't do any heavy duty drilling for extended periods it will
>> be fine.
>>
>> Just avoid Makita. Their drills are rubbish now and their warranty
>> policy even worse.
>
> That seems to be the general opinion. A pity because, once upon a time,
> they were quite good.

They sure were. Sadly no longer the case.

[Yosemite Sam]

I have the Ryobi blower and it's fine for my needs, but it must be an
earlier model than that, since it looks different.

> I might have had more power. That said, I use this one only to give
> the garage and driveway a quick blow down, saves time, quick and easy.
> When I need anything serious done, I get the petrol one out. I also
> had a 5AH battery in my drill so didn't need to get another.
>

btw, the batteries they sell on eBay are cheaper than the originals, and
just as good if not better, plus they have a charge level indicator.

eg:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/193570378719?hash=item2d11b193df:g:VfYAAOSw9wxeadiF

[Yosemite Sam]

ran away. no surprise there.

[F Murtz]

On 23/9/21 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
> comes loose while drilling.
>
> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>
>
> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
> $149 extra.
>
> Anybody got a better suggestion?

just change the chuck.

[keithr0]

Ha ha copying your little hero alvey eh? Well no surprise there, you
aren't exactly and original thinker are you?

If you and he really believe that every post of yours demands a reply
then your both so far up yourselves that you need your name on the soles
of your shoes for identification.

So here is the news boyo, I reply to whatever I feel like replying to
and if that hurts your little ego then suck it up.

[Yosemite Sam]

if you think I'm upset by anything you say then you're sadly mistaken.
just noting that you throw abuse without justification. you are learning
well from your new found sewer mate.

[keithr0]

And who would this "Sewer" mate be then?

[alvey]

Eerie isn't it?
The same collection of crazed logic, same cliche-rich lexicon, same
perverted morality and the same narcissism. Throw in some schoolboy abuse
and it'd make you consider that some evil scientist had cloned Der Der.



alvey
Thinking of upgrading home security.

[Yosemite Sam]

yes, spooky

>
> alvey
> Thinking of upgrading home security.

[Noddy]

Who cares? It's hypocritical bullshit coming from a moron who calls
people "Pedophiles" when they don't agree with him.

At the end of the day, Felix is nothing but a nasty little sooking bitch
who is the fucking *king* of taking his bat and ball and going home to
eat worms when people don't love him.

Which is all the time :)

[keithr0]

On 23/09/2021 1:27 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> The chuck on my cheap and nasty Aldi drill/driver has shit itself. First
> the chuck wouldn't let go of the drill, I stripped it down and was
> surprised to find that one of the major components was plastic. Now it
> comes loose while drilling.
>
> So I need a new 18v drill driver, the best buy that I have found is this:
>
> https://www.totaltools.com.au/152150-bosch-18v-1-x-4-0ah-hammer-drill-kit-0615990j4d
>
>
> I like that it comes with a 6 year warranty (if you register) and seems
> cheaper than most of the competition. Bunnings, for instance, have a
> Ryobi for $99 but that's just the skin and the battery and charger are
> $149 extra.
>
> Anybody got a better suggestion?

Went and bought the Bosch drill, but shouldn't have gone to North Lakes
on a Saturday morning when the entire population of Brisbane were trying
to get to the Sunshine Coast. Registered for the 6 year warranty, just
the usual stuff name, address, ATM pin number, date of the last time you
had sex and partners name (alvey would have trouble with the last bit).

The drill is good reasonably powerful, and has a neat feature, the nose
of the chuck doesn't have to spin with the rest of the chuck so you can
steady the drill by holding it when you are trying to exactly position
the drill.

[alvey]

On Mon, 11 Oct 2021 16:34:48 +1000, keithr0 wrote:



> Went and bought the Bosch drill, but shouldn't have gone to North Lakes
> on a Saturday morning when the entire population of Brisbane were trying
> to get to the Sunshine Coast. Registered for the 6 year warranty, just
> the usual stuff name, address, ATM pin number, date of the last time you
> had sex and partners name (alvey would have trouble with the last bit).

Yep.
You're so very much like the Fraudster now keith. He who incessantly brays
that he doesn't care at all what his critics say yet most of his posts
contain pissy snipes from behind his fishnet-inspired killfail. You two
should award each other medals for bravery. No-one else will...


alvey
"Generally considered a hero" lol!

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