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SDS bits in a combi
I've got lots of sds bits, and for drilling concrete an sds drill is
fantastic. However for softer masonry, a combi drill is a lighter, one-handed tool, and most importantly is more compact for difficult corners. With a bit of messing about to avoid the guides, I can fit an sds bit in a regular chuck and get it to run concentrically. Very useful, especially the long series (160mm) bits. It would be really useful to be able to slip a collet/sleeve over the base of an sds bit so it fitted properly into a 3-jaw chuck. Anyone done this or seen one available? |
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