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I'm after a SDS Drill (2kg) 110v. Any suggestions on whats best to get??
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Macer
We use a Hilti SDS drill, although they cost a bit, you pay for quality.
Hammer Drills - hilti.co.uk
We use the T-2, which is a cordless hammerdrill, which i would recommend to anybody
Hammer Drills - hilti.co.uk
We use the T-2, which is a cordless hammerdrill, which i would recommend to anybody
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Johnny Bravo
bosch from screwfix is good at 130 quid, 3 function, 3 yr warranty!
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andekoch
Ayy particular reason for 110V? Construction sites can now use 230V but must have RCD protection.
Anyway I have a Hitachi DH24PC3 whic can be got in 230V or 110V and am very happy with it. It is a bit heavier than a DeWalt or Makita but has more impact energy which is useful for chiselling.
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Jono Pashley
Alot of sites still request 110v gear.
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Johnny Bravo
For good reason!
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Jono Pashley
Yep no recorded deaths ever from 110v on construction sites.
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i know there is allowance for 230v in regs now but i would be very surprised if you found a site that would actually let you use it, rcd protection or not
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spoton elec
i dont bother with a mains sds i have a bosch 36v sds and believe me it does everything i need it to do and more
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Absolutely agree.....the 36V LI Bosch on Screwfix is the proverbial dogs....it's extremely light yet powerful. Shame, it was on offer a while back but has now gone back up...
Bosch GBH36VLiCP 36V 2.9kg SDS Plus Drill - NoLinkingToThis, Where the Trade Buys
....the best drill I've ever used.
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jas
dewalt is the daddy
available pretty much anywhere
available pretty much anywhere
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adam.h
I noticed today tesco's are selling them £40. Only seemed to have hammer drill and hammer, no just drill function. 230V and whether they are any good I dont know
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