cordless sds

[dom brennan]

hi well I've just bought a new makita cordless 18v x2 4ah batteries i was just wondering if anyone has got a makita 18v cordless SDS and are they powerful enough. They are rated to 20 mm in concrete so they will be alright for out side taps and probably blow offs in a few years time when i become gas safe. thanks dom

 

[gasmanrob]

DHR243Z | Makita 18v Li-Ion Brushless SDS+ With Quick Change Chuck (Body Only)

I have this one with interchangeable chuck. I did need to send it back as the trigger failed on me but it was done under warranty

 

[helpsy]

hi well I've just bought a new makita cordless 18v x2 4ah batteries i was just wondering if anyone has got a makita 18v cordless SDS and are they powerful enough. They are rated to 20 mm in concrete so they will be alright for out side taps and probably blow offs in a few years time when i become gas safe. thanks dom

Surely you'd need 22mm as you have to sleeve the pipe going through the wall

 

[Kyle87]

Surely you'd need 22mm as you have to sleeve the pipe going through the wall

Can sleeve it in plastic as it's not gas. Probably get electrical conduit less that 20mm

 

[AWheating]

The one robs linked is ok, the smaller one is only good for fixings.

 

[dom brennan]

Think I might invest in the bigger one then thanks guys

 

[Chris F]

I have had my 24 makita for 10 years and its still going strong. Apart from battery changes.

 

[Roger Welton]

I have the one rob linked to without the interchangeable chuck. Been ok not sure I'd be using it to do 20mm+ though day in day out.

They do a twin 18v jobby if you want more power though.

Makita UK - DHR263ZJ - 36V ROTARY HAMMER SDS+ LXT

 

[dom brennan]

there is only 2mm between them both drilling into concrete plus the batteries are quite pricey i think i will stick with the 18v while I'm still an apprentice its mainly for out side taps on a week end try to earn a bit more money

 

[Kyle87]

Go for a Hilti