SDS drill options

[The Flint]

As some will know just starting out and building up tool collection. Looking at SDS for chopping out , domestic.
Decided on corded for now based on prices. I have noticed there are different kg ratings. While I realise higher value will make job easier, would a 2kg for example do an adequate job for a while until I can afford something bigger.
Cheers

 

[telectrix]

have a look here. anything bigger than 2kg. will make your arms ache. i have the makita like the one shown. make sure you buy one with rotary stop for chiselling. and just give it a rest, go out for a smoke if the drill get a bit warm. AEG are fantastic value for money .


http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=sds+drill+110v&tag=googhydr-21&index=diy&hvadid=12018679611&hvpos=1t3&hvexid=&hvnetw=s&hvrand=11279561051328780294&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&ref=pd_sl_dju2sexxh_b

 

[Marty203]

As some will know just starting out and building up tool collection. Looking at SDS for chopping out , domestic.
Decided on corded for now based on prices. I have noticed there are different kg ratings. While I realise higher value will make job easier, would a 2kg for example do an adequate job for a while until I can afford something bigger.
Cheers

I use AEG cordless works a treat

 

[Mechie]

I've just been looking for a SDS aswell, decided to go for the [h=1]Bosch GBH2-26DRE SDS-Plus Hammer Drill[/h]There's so many options to chose from it all gets a bit confusing. Many of the manufacturers seem to make so many different models with very similar specs, sometimes it's hard to tell what the difference is. I decided on that particular drill as I've read a few posts on this forum from people recomending it and found some other good reviews online, plus it's within my budget which was £150