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We had Milwaukee core drills on the firm i did my apprentice with, on the occasion it would play up(user abuse) which meant a trip to the van for a Bosch sds (4kg) jobby. I can honestly say its a real pain to use for core drills as the clutch kicks in constantly and it weights a bloody tonne. It takes about 25-40 mins faffing about with it compared to 5-10 mins with a dedicated core drill.
 
My 240 dewalt sds has cut loads of core holes 32mm to 125mm and I use it for chasing out,still going after 3 years......beat to death but still going best £100 odd quid ever spent!
Best bet is to invest in decent core cutters
 
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My 240 dewalt sds has cut loads of core holes 32mm to 125mm and I use it for chasing out,still going after 3 years......beat to death but still going best £100 odd quid ever spent!
Best bet is to invest in decent core cutters
What weight is that SDS drill Baddegg?
 
My 240 dewalt sds has cut loads of core holes 32mm to 125mm and I use it for chasing out,still going after 3 years......beat to death but still going best £100 odd quid ever spent!
What weight is that SDS drill Baddegg?
ummmmmm....sorry happy hippy buried in my van and I’m buried in the sofa! It is basically their cheap range sds that I bought when first starting out, I do lots of bathrooms and kitchens and partial/full rewires on occasion so it’s had a lot of use! been waiting for it to die for ages so I can justify a new one!
 

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