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The best Black Friday Cordless Drill deals 2024

  • The best tool kit essentials from top brands at a discounted price
  • No worries about accessing mains power
  • Save big cash on the best cordless drills

Written by Alex Boyd Updated: 21 November 2024

They really are one of the mainstays of anyone’s tool kit – that’s why we are taking a look at some of the best Black Friday deals on cordless drills. We are standing by to bring you the best deals of 2024 as Black Friday approaches on the 29th of November. Practical, portable, versatile and convenient, today’s cordless drills have come a long way in terms of design and performance.

The days of bulky, heavy and unwieldy drills are over as today’s machines are not only designed to be ergonomic and flexible in terms of use, but many manufacturers are now employing battery platforms that can be used across a variety of tools, meaning less confusion and fewer different types of battery needing to be transported around with you. Of course, there is still a place for the corded drill or mains impact driver when you require consistent high power or will be working for extended periods.

So, roll up the mains extension and look at some of the remaining great Black Friday deals on cordless power drills. Remember, these Black Friday deals won’t last forever – take advantage while you can.

Ready to shop? Pick up amazing tool deals at the following retailers:

FFX: Save on top brands including Makita, DeWalt and Milwaukee
Very: Save on DIY equipment
Argos: Save on WORX, Guild and more

The best Black Friday deals on cordless drills will be here – in the meantime check these offers:

13% off, WAS £109.99 NOW £95.99
Price: £95.99
This WORX cordless drill is lightweight and powerful, with up to 45 Nm of torque. It weighs only 1.18kg including the battery and comes with 20 plus 1 clutch settings so the torque can be adjusted - perfect for screwdriving or drilling into wood (up to 40mm thick) or steel (up to 13mm thick).
38% off, WAS 239.99 NOW £149.99
If you want a truly versatile drill then consider WORX Nitro. It can drill through wood, metal, plastic, masonry, and even concrete, thanks to its Active Hammer Technology. It weighs only 1.8kg with the battery included and can provide up to 60Nm of torque with 18+1+1 torque setting. The PowerShare WORX battery can be used for other WORX products too.
17% off, WAS £36.00 NOW £29.99
With a max torque of 37Nm this drill from Black+Decker might be ideal for odd jobs around the house. It comes with a 1.5Ah lithium-ion battery and a 400mA charger, along with a built-in LED light to help you work in even the darkest environments - like a kitchen cupboard for instance. There are 11 clutch positions so you can always be precise when screwdriving, and the no load speed is 0 - 600 rpm.
12% off, WAS £57.00 NOW £49.99
If you get a drill then you'll probably want a screwdriving set. This bundle comes with the same drill as mentioned above with 37Nm max torque and no load speed of 0 - 600 rpm. In addition to this you get a lovely 109-piece set of screw bits and drills in a sturdy storage case.
16% off, WAS £78.99 NOW £65.99
Ryobi is a trusted brand, and the R18PD3-215GZ ONE+ is a lovely combi drill that can be used for drilling masonry, wood, plastic and metal, and can also be used for screwdriving. The 2-speed gearbox can reach 500/1800rpm and up to 50Nm of torque, and the 24 torque settings can allow precision when you need it the most.
16% off, WAS £80.05 now £67.37
The WORX WX370.1 is a powerful drill that's ideal for wood (up to 40mm thick), metal (up to 13mm thick), and even masonry (up to 10mm thick). It offer great performance with up to 50Nm of torque and a variable 2-speed design plus 20+1+1 torque settings. It comes with two batteries, a fast charger, a carry bag, and a double-ended bit.
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15% off, WAS £101.79 NOW £86.49
If you're looking for just the bare drill, and you already have the battery and charger, then we've found a great deal for you. The RPD18BL2-0 ONE+ drill comes with brushless technology and three modes: You can use it to hammer in masonry, drill in wood, metal, or plastic, and you can using it for screwdriving.
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15% off, WAS £205.99 NOW £174.99
If you're wanting to cover all bases then this kit might be the one for you. It comes with the RP18PD3 combi drill, the R18ID2 impact driver, and the R18CSP circular saw. The drill has a maximum torque of 50Nm and is good for wood, masonry or metal, while the saw can be used for sheet wood or kitchen work tops. With a maximum torque of 200Nml and an impact rate of 3600ipm, the impact driver can be used to tighten or remove fasteners.
WAS £129.98 NOW £109.98
Powerful and compact, the DeWalt DCD709D2T combi drill gives an impressive performance even in tight spaces. It's just 175mm in length and weighs only 1.6kg with the battery attached. It's powered by a two-speed brushless motor that delivers up to 65Nm of torque and has a foot-located LED for better illumination of your work surface in darker conditions.
8% off, WAS £85.00 NOW £77.99
This drill from Bosch is versatile as it can be used for drilling and screwdriving with control. The 2-speed gearbox and 20 torque levels means you can be precise, especially when screwdriving, to get that perfect finish. The 13mm quick-action drill chuck means it is quick and easy to change the accessories, and the battery can be used with other Bosch products too. Weighing only 1.3kg, this drill might be perfect for your next DIY project.

Things to consider when buying a cordless drill

Before you make a decision on which cordless drill to buy, it’s worth considering a few points to make sure you get the most suitable drill for your specific needs.

Power and Voltage: Cordless drills come in various voltage ratings, typically ranging from 12V to 20V or more. Higher voltage generally means more power. Consider the types of projects you’ll be working on and choose a voltage that suits your needs. For general DIY tasks, a 12V or 18V drill will be sufficient.

Battery Life: Consider the runtime on a single charge, as well as the time it takes to recharge the battery. Some cordless drills come with two batteries, allowing one to charge while the other is in use.

Speed and Torque Settings: Look for a cordless drill with adjustable speed settings to match the task at hand. High speeds are suitable for drilling, while lower speeds are better for driving screws. Torque settings allow you to control the amount of twisting force applied and can help prevent over-tightening.

Additional Features: Some cordless drills come with built-in LED lights to illuminate the work area, which can be especially useful in dimly lit spaces. Other features to consider include a belt clip, onboard bit storage, and a side handle for added stability and control.

When is Black Friday 2024?

The date for your diary is 29 November 2024 – that’s the last Friday of the month when Black Friday is traditionally held. Black Friday actually lasts the whole weekend until the following Monday, known as Cyber Monday. But many retailers run their Black Friday offers throughout November, so you don’t have to wait for the day itself to hit the shops and websites.

What to expect from Black Friday?

There are thousands of Black Friday deals available from a vast range of retailers, so you should be able to get a discount or multibuy on pretty much any product you want. And it can often be better to get your shopping done sooner rather than later because the shops can be really very busy, and websites can run slow on the day itself.

Top tips for making the most of Black Friday

If you’re looking for a great deal on a car-related product, check in on Parkers regularly as we highlight the best offers available. You’ll want to know exactly how good a deal you’re getting as well, so have look at the full price of any product you may be interested in.

Alex Boyd is a Commercial Content Writer at CAR and Parkers and loves travel, gardening, DIY and music.

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