Actually I have a Stanley corded drill, but hardly use it. Neither it is convenient to use for small driving/drilling work, nor it is powerful enough to drill a RC wall.
Wanted to get a corded driver/drill, but the convenience of the cordless driver/drill is so irresistible. Currently i am using hand screwdriver to assemble small furniture.

Could be due to nature of my job, feel like to have my own collection of power tools, although i hardly use them.

I plan to let go the Stanley drill and get a smaller driver/driller from Bosch, then slowly expand the collection by getting the corded rotary hammer and corded angle grinder in the future.

But the cost of the Bosch 18V battery is really high.

Hi Jack. Back in 2019, I bought a Bosch GSB 18V-50 impact drill, two 2-Ah batteries and a charger, for home use. I haven’t used much throughout the years I can tell you that the batteries hold charge just fine.

Can buy other Bosch 18v tools to utilize the battery as well.

what drill bit to use for making a hole on wall tile? (to hang something)

i got access of Bosch Cordless GSB-120 Drill and Hikoki Rotary DH24PH2. which one to use ah?

I was on the Bosch 12V platform. I started with 6 x 2 Ah batteries, and 4 lasted for about 6 years. 2 more still strong until I recently changed brand. All bought in 2016, so 8 years of industrial/professional usage. Added one 4 Ah battery in 2019 and that is still going strong. The batteries do last quite some time.

My friend who bought a set along with me (but he is an actual homeowner, and rarely uses the tools) has not told me that his batteries (2x) are losing charge. But then donno la, maybe he want to use tomorrow have or no have charge

My previous advice was just from my observation that tool quality has improved so much, even the China ones. My brother is a homeowner, and he gets by well enough for home maintenance tasks with the China battery tools he owns.

Guys, can recommend me laser level for occasional/light home use? Plan to get either Keelat or Uni-T. Don't think I should spend more for Bosch due to my usage.

Is HR166D cordless rotary hammer a good choice? otherwise any recommendation?

Using for house light reno to drill brick and tiles walls for cabinet, bathware installation etc. Prefer a long lasting power tools as i am interested to DIY more in the future

Overkill lah. The machine alone <700. The full set with 2AH already 1100. It is a very compact tool no doubt but not worth the money as it can't trench and its not very powerful for the price.

For what you need, you should look into a GSB18V-50 or similar cordless drill driver and pack in a 4AH battery. This one is gonna be useful. Drilling tiles does NOT require rotary hammer unless you don't care about tiles breaking up like impact craters this thing is very useful for furniture assy (esp when u pair with good bits eg milwaukee shockwave) - the cheapo gold bits just pakai buang like tissue and they deform so easily. That shockwave I used for many many projects still going strong.

Brick wall wise, you can either go cordless GBH180Li (solo tool only), swap batt over from the drill driver. Since the tool only is about 400.

OR just buy a cheap rotary hammer that is corded eg ProDIY or Daewoo <200 if you drill less than 50 holes in total and nothing more to drill on walls, you will NOT have much use for the rotary hammer. For electrician we like the convenience of cordless rotary hammer because don't need to tarik extension cords everywhere and its stubby length is useful for tight spots. For light user the corded rotohammer is more economical, only caveat it is heavy and can be rather long length (if clearance not an issue).

Guys, looking to purchase a heat gun for normal home usage.

Is Stanley STEL670-XD good?
https://asia.stanleytools.global/product/st.../2000w-heat-gun

Or is there any other brand/mode near the price range that I should consider? Thanks.

For light usage u can get a total, about 93 bucks on sale
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/total-he...4109202042.html

Noted. Thank you.

I have a DAEWOO corded rotary hammer drill with no torque selection. I want to use it as screwdriver drill to put some screws into woods.

Just checking if im correct to prevent buying wrong stuff and safety when operating:
1) I will buy a screwdriver phillips bit and potentially adapter(?). I'm not sure what should I be looking at? Can someone kindly link me any bit/adapter so I can use as reference when I buy at actual hardware shop?

2) I will switch to the mode circle in red in the picture.

1. yes. no need adapter, just find screw bit with the same tail as your drill bit.
2. Yes.

I tried searching for SDS Phillips or SDS plus Phillips, but don't see any product. All the screwdriver bits are with Hexa tail..