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Hi,
I am after a new cordless drill. After a succession of crap Aldi-esque drills that seize/gearbox failure/get stuck in hammer action I am going to treat to myself to a proper drill. The wish list: - Budget - upto £200ish (preferably including 2 or more batteries) - Interchangeable SDS and keyless chuck - Decent manufacturer's warranty (1yr+) - Reliable brand (Makita, DeWalt etc.) NO: Aldi, Wolf, Black and Knacker etc. What it will be used for: - DIY! - Mainly light masonary drilling. 5-8mm brick/stone/concrete. What it won't be used for: - Demolition work - Big masonary work - MFI flatpacks (unless for removal/destruction!) ![]() Can anyone reccomend anything? I am a big fan of the SDS chuck for masonary but still want the flexibility of being able to use standard HSS/spade bits. Am I looking for something that doesn't exist or can someone direct me to the perfect bit of kit? Thanks, Andy |
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