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I suppose you could make a good argument for buying 3 different drills for the same money since that would speed up any job more than having just one drill. Then you have to store 3 drills and most people seem to struggle to find space for a toolkit.
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good argument for buying 3 different drills
My main drill is the Makita DTP141, a very handy 4 in 1 - drill, driver, impact and percussion. It's obviously a light duty tool, but very handy only needing one thing when bashing a frame together with 4 inch 10s - pilot, bang screws in, and then drill small holes in masonry.
Paid £147 bare, brand new second hand. Spendy, but paid for itself no worries. It also has the advantage that because the impact mechanism is smaller than a dedicated impact driver, it's a lot quieter.
Nef
Any reason you'd go Mafell over Bosch, Metabo, Milwaukee? They've all got 10.8~v drivers with that chuck system now. I've got a Mafell track saw, but I'm not sure I'd want to commit to their 10.8v platform.