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Default Is 14V cordless sds drill ok for diy?

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Mike Halmarack wrote:
I'm definitely going to go for 18V Makita in future where frequently
used tools are concerned. Where the heavier duty SDS Drill Is
concerned I'm having difficulty coming up with 2 jobs for it right
now.


Quite. For normal DIY it would be difficult to justify the cost of a
cordless SDS (if you already have a mains one)

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