Dual Drill

Dog · 27 Dec 2004

I've not seen one of these in the UK but no doubt they are available and I personally think it is a very good idea, maybe I'm the only one though

This is a German page translated into English by Google, a little rough around the edges but you can make out the specs and pictures OK :wink:
What do you think ?

http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... D%26sa%3DG

Anonymous · 28 Dec 2004

The DUAL TWISTING has a skid-proof grasp

Hmm, does that mean that if you use this drill you may get into the brown and smelly stuff?

Andrew

Midnight · 28 Dec 2004

Now that looks like a tool that could take the market by storm. Would near tripple the work done by the average battery simply thru not haveing so many tol changes... irrespective of whether ya drill into marmite or not....

Chris Knight · 28 Dec 2004

How about a binarily twisting pistol? Then you could shoot yourself in the foot instead of merely drilling your hand!

Dog · 28 Dec 2004

:lol:

One bit of the translation that is difficult to imagine is this: Whether shelves, wash basins or the own felling trees race - with the DUAL TWISTING you work professionally and fast. How you fell trees is the question ? Must be a built in chainsaw somewhere :wink:

I'd like to try one of these tools and hopefully they'll eventually appear in the UK, probably via the great Screwfix Direct or similar and at a nicer price

If you live near Earls Court or are planing to go to the DIY Exhibition you can view the Dual Drill in action: http://www.diyandgardenshow.com/exhibit ... =1037&cat=

I've emailled the company to find out if the Dual Drill will be coming to the UK anytime soon :wink:

Dog · 29 Dec 2004

Got a response to my email. They are hoping to begin selling the Dual Drill in the UK first quarter 2005 but I've to email them again in February for further details :wink: