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I have the Bosch 18v SDS and it's very lightweight and good for holes up to about 16mm in concrete

Bit cheaper than the 36v if budgets your issue, pretty much does me for everything but heavy weight holes through concrete, I use my 4kg 110v for that

Most of my power tools are bosch now I think they are excellent

Uses to be dewalt but I think they are pants nowadays
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The 18V sds Cordless is fantastic. Light and powerful.

All my Power tools are Bosch, never let you down.
 
i brought the big bosch 36v with 3 batts for less than 500 squids a few months ago. Great drill, for med sized work. For small fixings i use a milwaukee m12 sds, perfect for 6-7mm holes.
 
i brought the big bosch 36v with 3 batts for less than 500 squids a few months ago. Great drill, for med sized work. For small fixings i use a milwaukee m12 sds, perfect for 6-7mm holes.

Looked at that 12V SDS, look a little toy town ish??? You rate it?
Considering all Millwaukee gear next time I Have a few quid spare..
The 18V SDS by Bosch is a great tool.
 

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