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Cordless sds drills are as good as the same size corded drills. Only thing to consider is battery life. drilling fixings holes all day they are fine, drilling 20mm holes all day then get the 110 out.
Best cordless sds drills are made by Bosch unless you can afford a Hilti
Cordless sds drills are as good as the same size corded drills. Only thing to consider is battery life. drilling fixings holes all day they are fine, drilling 20mm holes all day then get the 110 out.
Best cordless sds drills are made by Bosch unless you can afford a Hilti
Cordless sds drills are as good as the same size corded drills. Only thing to consider is battery life. drilling fixings holes all day they are fine, drilling 20mm holes all day then get the 110 out.
Best cordless sds drills are made by Bosch unless you can afford a Hilti
Would this be any good?
http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/bosch-...-sds-plus-brushless-rotary-hammer-drill/4307p
I've got the Milwaukee Fuel brushless SDS with 5Ah batteries. Ridiculously long battery life. I do genuinely feel that Milwaukee cordless are leagues ahead of Bosch these days...
thats the one i have brilliant little one ok for upto 22mm
Well took delivery today and although I'm yet to use it I don't think it's gonna do the job. ??
Mainly 6-8mm
Hopefully mate. I might get a 5ah battery for it.
Doesn't sound normal, you should be able to knock out dozens of holes with a 4A bat unless you're drilling something incredibly hard or the SDS bit is crackered.
No something not right is it still wet?
The top surface isn't mate. The batteries are ok cos they last all day on the impact and combi?
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