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Hi guys, hope all you tarts are keeping well:)
Day one of my holiday, and I'm trying to fix my greenhouse base into a concrete/ballast base.
Marmalised two masonary drills sofar.
WHICH DRILL WILL GET THROUGH THIS PIGGING MIX?
 
Sds goes through like butter, but that means you need a new drill unless you have one

or stnd Bosch bits are good
 
As above, ^^ and sds drill bits seem to last nearly forever.
I only ever use ordinary round shaft end standard masonry bits for fairly soft or tiled walls nowadays and using a battery combi drill. Gone are the days of constantly buying masonry bits to replace worn out bits.
 
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