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Bosch Home & Garden EasyImpact 18V-40
EUR101,49

Bosch Home & Garden EasyImpact 18V-40

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nikarko01

7 months ago

Does it come with charger and carrying case?

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Galaxus

7 months ago

The product comes with a carrying case but there is no explicit confirmation that a charger is included. It is a rechargeable battery-operated drill driver, so a charger is typically required, but the available information only confirms the carrying case.
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s-knapp

2 years ago

What is the scope of delivery?

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Luca Frighetto

2 years ago

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The following is included in the scope of delivery of this impact drill: Carrying case Double screwdriver bit rechargeable battery charger 241-piece accessory set system box
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viscgian

2 years ago

Hello, I own this drill/driver and I'm a totally inexperienced DIYer. I bought it because I was told that its drill function would be enough to make holes in walls and ceilings for basic jobs around the house (installing a floor lamp, screws in walls for shelves, etc.). But either I'm really not doing it right or I've been misinformed. Should she be OK with this? It says it's OK to drill into masonry. Can anyone confirm that I should be able to drill through my ceiling and that I actually have a problem with the drill bits? or is the device not at all suitable for this? If so, what appliance would you recommend? As I said, I don't "ever" do DIY, so I'd like to have an all-in-one tool that's still good for these simple jobs. Thanks for the feedback from the community.