Dave Liquorice wrote:
On Sun, 17 Sep 2006 13:45:25 +0100, Rocky wrote:

Used for general drilling, wood, metal, brick, block etc. Also
occasionally used with holes saws, flap wheels etc.

Some form of SDS, makes drilling in things that would laugh at a hammer
drill a breeze and softer materials a POP. If you do get and SDS make
sure it has both hammer and rotation stop, you then have a little kango
for breaking or chiseling, lot less effort than a lump hammer and cold
chisel.

also be sure to get a 2kg one, not a cheaper 5kg, else your arms can
drop off halfway thru the job.

NT