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Tamireo
Cordless drill driver with batteries and carry case
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By law: 14 days to return your order · 3-year legal guarantee
What it does
A battery drill driver for everyday jobs around the home: hanging pictures and shelves, assembling furniture or tightening hinges. It comes with a spare battery, a charger and a carry case to keep everything together, so you can charge one battery while you use the other.
Specifications
| Product type | Cordless drill driver with lithium battery |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 18 V nominal |
| Batteries | 2 lithium-ion batteries, 1.5 Ah; charge in approx. 1 h |
| Maximum torque | 30 Nm; 18 torque settings plus drill setting |
| No-load speed | 2 speeds: 0-400 and 0-1,500 rpm |
| Chuck | Keyless, 10 mm |
| Functions | Drill and driver, reversible rotation, LED light; no hammer action |
| Weight | Approx. 1.2 kg with battery |
| Colour | Black and grey |
| Guarantee | 3-year legal guarantee |
What's in the box
- 1 Tamireo cordless drill driver
- 2 lithium batteries
- 1 charger
- Set of drill bits and screwdriver bits
- Carry case
- Instruction manual
Read the full description
Tamireo is a cordless drill driver made for DIY at home: hanging pictures, mirrors and shelves, assembling flat-pack furniture, changing a hinge or fixing a curtain bracket. It is for anyone who wants a tool with no cable, easy to handle and ready in its case, with a spare battery so the job never stops halfway.
A cordless drill with a spare battery: no waiting mid-job
What holds you up most with a battery drill is running flat just when there are two screws left. With a spare battery, one stays on the charger while you work with the other, and swapping takes a moment: the batteries slide into the base of the handle and click into place. Capacity, voltage and charging time are in the specifications table.
A drill for assembling furniture and driving screws without overdoing it
The torque collar, behind the chuck, makes the motor stop turning once it reaches the force you have chosen. On low settings you drive screws into chipboard without stripping the thread; on high settings, long screws into timber. The speed selector lets you go slowly for screws and faster for drilling, and the trigger responds to finger pressure.
A drill for hanging pictures and shelves
With the right bit it makes holes in wood, thin metal, plastic and plasterboard for wall plugs. The chuck is tightened by hand, with no key, and the LED light comes on when you press the trigger so you can see your mark in dim corners. Concrete or solid brick needs a hammer drill; check the table to see whether this model has a hammer setting.
How to use it
Charge the battery
Put it on the charger until the indicator shows it is full.
Fit the bit
With the battery removed, open the chuck by turning it, insert the accessory and tighten it by hand.
Choose torque and speed
For screws, low torque and slow speed; for holes, the drill setting and fast speed.
Work straight and without forcing
Hold the drill firmly, at right angles to the surface, and let the bit do the work.
Care and maintenance
After use, brush the dust out of the air vents with a dry brush and put it back in its case. If you will not use it for weeks, leave the batteries half charged somewhere cool and dry, and top them up every few months. Replace blunt bits: a worn bit heats up the motor and makes poorer holes.
Frequently asked questions
Can this cordless drill driver go through concrete?
Concrete, stone or solid brick need a hammer drill or a rotary hammer. This model is designed for wood, thin metal, plastic, plasterboard and hollow brick with a masonry bit. If you are not sure what the wall is made of, try a small hole in an out-of-the-way spot.
How long does the drill battery last?
It depends a great deal on the job: driving a few short screws uses little, while drilling thick timber with a large bit uses far more. With the spare battery you can always have one on charge. The capacity of the batteries and the charging time are in the specifications table.
Is it a good drill for assembling flat-pack furniture?
Yes, it is one of its most common uses. Set the torque collar low and the speed slow so the motor stops before it strips the chipboard thread. Finish the more delicate screws, such as those on hinges and handles, by hand so you do not mark the panels.
What protection do I need to use a battery screwdriver?
Safety glasses every time, because drilling throws out chips and dust. A dust mask when drilling plaster, wood or brick, and hearing protection if you will be working for a long time. Tie back long hair, take off bracelets and avoid loose sleeves. Read the manual before you start and remove the battery to change accessories.
Do the batteries fit other tools?
The batteries are designed for this drill and its charger. Do not try to fit them to tools from other brands or use different chargers, even if the voltage looks the same, because the connections and charging electronics are not the same. If you need a spare battery, get in touch with us.
How do I avoid drilling into a cable or pipe when hanging pictures?
Avoid drilling directly above or below sockets and switches, and level with them to the sides, because that is where cables usually run. Near kitchens and bathrooms, think about pipes. The safest approach is to run a cable and metal detector over the wall beforehand.
