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Drilling holes lol for us it's you standard 6.5mm and the odd 20mm as we do maintenance but commonly 5.5-6.5mmholes is drilled and just bounces in all day long

Ah same as myself except I use a 18v dewalt. I thought I was missing something. Bit overkill isit not?
 
36v Bosch Compact. very very light weight, and has plenty of balls for what it is.
Failing that the top end Bosch 36v is awesome!

I have the 36v compact and when you have to do long cable runs clipped overhead your arms don't ache after the 50th hole
and it will still put a 25mm whole through concrete with no effort!
 

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