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Slightly off topic and a long shot but are you in the unite union? Did an ecs test not that long ago and they were pushing union membership, with tool cover being included as a benefit of membership
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I have just moved over to Milwaukee. Exactly the same as you are looking for. Also a multi tool on top. Denmans have just got to selling them. I got a really good deal on the SDS (£200) body only. Bought an extra battery. I was also buying a lot of other kit for a rewire so got the price with that purchase. I am quite impressed with them. Hikoki (hokey cokey, makes me think of that!) were Hitachi and as commented they have gone up in price, unjustified in my opinion. Chucks keep going! The hammer on the combi and impact are better than dewalt, hikoki and makita, again in my opinion. I put an armeg stubby joist drill in the impact and am through that joist in five seconds and no effort, I am talking 10 x 3 joists.
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