- First decide whether you want a corded or cordless drill, taking into consideration many modern cordless drills are as powerful as corded ones
- Think about the features and specifications your tool will need, different brands offer different features. Decide if you need the James Bond of tools or weather some basic functions will suit the job in hand
- Do a little research, find out what other people recommend, there is a lot of good reviews and advice available on the web. Customer reviews are always as good place to start
- Think about your needs, if your going to use your tool for DIY and the odd job around house then you can save some money by purchasing a less expensive tool that’s is perfectly suitable for your intended jobs
- Finally compare prices on the web and in store, but always remember it maybe worth paying a little extra, if it means you can return your tool without any hassle should you decided its not the right tool for you on delivery
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