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So there I am, just about ready to buy a power planer (as asked about in the
group earlier) when temptation overcomes me and I decide to bite the bullet and get an SDS drill whilst I'm at it. I do need one and it will be getting a fair ammount or use around the house during my rewire. After perusing the ScrewFix and Toolstation websites I pretty much have it down to a choice of two: Makita 2kg SDS - 780w - 1100rpm - 4500bpm - 2.4kg = £120 DeWalt 2kg SDS Plus - 650w - 1100rpm - 4200bpm - 2.4kg = £110 A few quick questions before I make my choice: the Makita has a higher rated bpm, but does that actually matter that much? the Makita has a higher rated wattage, does that actually matter? the Makita is listed in the 'SDS Plus' section of the ScrewFix website, can I presume that it is 'SDS Plus'? does 'SDS Plus' matter, or are all SDS drills 'SDS Plus'? Is the DeWalt brand better than the Makita brand or vice versa? Sorry to pester the group over this, and any responses are appreciated. Thanks Seri |
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