On Fri, 13 May 2005 10:41:36 +0100, David Hearn
wrote:

the reply he gets is "That looks a poor
quality bit - buy a £100 drill and new bits, although cheap bits make
little difference."

It's good advice. if you have a house to maintain, money on an SDS drill
isn't going to be wasted.

By the nature of SDS drills, they're also much less susceptible to the
effects of blunted drillbits.

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