Heavy DutyShopello DrillForce 60 Cordless Hammer Drill
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Brushless 20V hammer drill with 60 Nm of torque, metal chuck and two batteries.
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The DrillForce 60 is the one drill that covers both jobs. In drill mode it drives 60 Nm of torque through a metal keyless chuck, enough for 150mm screws into hardwood without pilot holes; switch to hammer mode and it punches through brick and block for wall plugs and shelf brackets that actually hold. The brushless motor runs cooler and lasts far longer than a brushed equivalent, and the two-speed gearbox keeps low gear torquey for screws and high gear quick for drilling. Twenty-one clutch settings mean you can drive screws into softwood or plasterboard without burying them. A bright LED sits above the trigger and stays on for ten seconds after release, which matters when you are inside a cupboard or under a sink. The body weighs 1.7 kg with the battery and the rubber overmould gives grip with dusty hands. Two 2.0 Ah batteries are included so one always charges while the other works. Every kit includes the hammer drill, two 20V 2.0Ah batteries, 60 minute fast charger, 13-piece drill and bit set, side handle, depth stop and blow moulded carry case, backed by a two year warranty with free UK delivery and 30 day returns.
- workshop
- dust removal
- industrial dust
- car
- everyday
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Customer Reviews
4.7
Based on 7 reviews
Very capable for the price
Used it to build a stud wall and hang doors. The two-speed gearbox makes screwing accurate rather than guesswork. Side handle is worth fitting for anything over 30mm into brick.
Goes through masonry easily
Built a garden fence and drilled all the post anchors into the wall with this. Battery lasted the whole afternoon on one charge and the second was still in the case.
Replaced a much dearer brand
My previous drill was twice the price and died after three years. This has more torque and the bit set is actually useful rather than filler. Very good value at £109.
Great, slightly heavy
Plenty of power and the case keeps everything together. It's a bit heavier than my old 12V one for overhead work, but for everything at waist height it's in a different league.
Hammer mode actually works
Drilled 8mm holes into engineering brick for a TV bracket without a struggle. My old cheap drill would have taken ten minutes and burned out. Brushless motor stays cool too.
First drill I've owned
Wanted something that would do shelves and flat pack without being overwhelming. The clutch means I haven't stripped a single screw head, and the LED is genuinely useful under the stairs.
