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So, another SDS gets demoted to plaster mixing!

What do you guys recommend, I am killing about 1 Makita a year, perhaps time to go Hilti????

Not sure, always had Makitas!
 
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaah

Most of hers are powered by 1.5 volt batteries!

Shame theres not a cheeky bugger button for Mr DS!

Will have a look at some Bosch bits
 
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Interchangable ears!

Goodnight before I get in trouble again!!!!

Been looking at the Bosch.....Looks good, must get one by Monday, the Mak has really done its last!
 
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my mates got a bosch, the only problem with it is that is destroys everything it touchs. oh theyre powerful just too powerful i think.
my makita recently got returned i and read lots of reviews before i bought a new one and i ended up with this on:
Hitachi DH24DVA 4.1kg SDS Plus Drill - NoLinkingToThis, Where the Trade Buys
it does everything i want it to do, everyone who lends it cant believe how good it actually is.
my local wholesaler is doing the same one at 240+vat :mad:
thing with screwfix is that if its still in under warranty theyll replace it there and then rather than you having to wait around a few days to get a replacement.
each to their own and i suppose it what you are going to use it for.
 
I'd advise the bosch. we've got a couple of the mains and cordless sds drills and they are brilliant. Used nearly every day and we dont really look after them and they just keep going.
 

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