Makita HR2230-1 SDS+ Rotary Hammer 110V - 710W
over £100 on Amazon!
SDS+ rotary hammer drill will drill a maximum diameter of 22mm into concrete, its variable speed and reverse give the HR2230 maximum user control and Impact stop facility for use when drilling wood/metal (a SDS+ chuck adaptor may be required).
Blows per Minute: 4050 bpmMaximum Diameter (Wood): 32 mmMaximum Diameter (Steel): 13 mmWattage: 720 WNo Load Speed: 0 - 1050 rpm
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I am able to add to basket, but upon checkout it says this. I'd use PayPal for added payment protection if you're going to take the punt.
May be worth checking stores also as its a clearance price 
saves the £7.95 p&p great find
Wow what a great find just ordered one for my hubby. I am spending a fortune on your site lol. Thank you for posting
Nice price, be aware its 110v meaning youll need a transformer. Good for tradies who already use 110v but all the diy‘ers will find these useless.
Hope everyone noticed it's 110V and it won't work around your house without a transformer? If you know you have one of those, go ahead, great buy!
Great find, wicks is literally across the road from my office too so will pop in on my lunch - no idea what a transformer is or if my hubby has one so on second thoughts think I'll give this a miss!!!
thankyou
Wow! Awesome bargain,I'm familiar with Makita and all that malaky (see! I do pay attention to my husband when he talks lol) A bargain not to be missed. In stock for delivery,payment made and email confirmation been received. Thanks
Just had an oops moment, and ordered one before reading comments..transformer ?? 110v ?? What does that mean?
Basically the UK has a 240 volt power supply. This drill works on 110 volts (which is what other countries have). So you have to get a special plug that changes it (called a transformer... it "transforms" the voltage)...
Something like this I think will work (Can someone confirm please? I'm not an expert!): https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200W-UK-US-240V-TO-110V-High-Voltage-Transformer-Step-Down-Up-Power-Converter-UK-/323588733083
You may be able to find cheaper, I haven't looked too hard. Still works out very cheap.
Basically you need a transformer box to be able to use it on a standard house plug. It won't work if you just plug it directly Into house plug.
Didn't read it properly either. Thought I'd be able to get one and use it to put wires through house without having to ask my friend as always. Can't cancel order as they having system problems! Need to call after you received delivery confirmation
and the fact it is in the 'Clearance' section, I suspect they have stock just sitting there and want to get rid, to perhaps introduce a new model. I wouldn't class this as a glitch really...but staying open minded!
People asking about 110v power, and the link above to an eBay item. Actually you’ll need something like this.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F172715001015
The one one a few comments above seems to be for small household appliances with regular plugs. This still will almost certainly have the round plug shown here.
That's really weird was just watching ghost stories and these keep being unplugged!
Just ordered mine, I had to pay using PayPal as card wouldnt work. Fingers crossed they dont cancel it
I went to order 4 as free delivery for orders over £75 but managed to get one so still great find!
I've ordered one? Let's see if arrives.. used PayPal as suggested. Thanks for posting this one
Not such a bargain with the additional cost of a transformer...wouldn't have ordered if I knew you needed one of them.
I paid through PayPal about an hour ago and it said they can’t give me a delivery date at moment but will email. I’m a bit worried though as I haven’t received a confirmation email to say I’ve paid. Has anyone else not had email after paying?
recieved order confirmation earlier for it so fingers crossed it comes
Great find thank you
Decent diy SDS drill, I picked up a 'faulty' one a few years back for £0.99, it had a jammed chuck. 1hr labour and it's still working great now.
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