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The mil-wackee ๐
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It doesnโt matter what you use, you should use something like the Bosch multi material bits. They are a game changer for me. I fit aluminium windows and used to pilot with a combi, used a sds for the masonry and impact for fixing. Now I just use the combi for the pilot and masonry and finish with the impact. Game changer for speed and eliminating the fatigue and size of the heavier sds
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Thats two different types of brick ๐
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I've got a Bosch 12v, yes a 12v and have used it alongside my DeWalt SDS. Best combo ever.
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Might as well used butter to test the millwakulee, 18v makita sds and 18v makita combi all day long
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I made this exact choice 5 years ago. A good robust drill (Makita) with lots of power, impact and hammer, which can handle all the big jobs. Supplemented with a very small 12 volt which I can get to pretty much everywhere (here the focus was precisely on being able to access all corners and nooks). It's the perfect combination and I have no regrets. So I can recommend your suggestion...!!
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I have a Bosch 12v drill and 12v impact driver . That's all you need for any second fix aside from the SDS plus. Much lighter and better in tight spaces.
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I run Dewalt and have done for years, I recently purchased their compact sds and itโs as light and more powerful than a combi. I also have the flexvolt sds which is a beast for the more demanding heavier work, but Iโd still run the combi beside both.
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When did Cat start making power tools? Where have I been?
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I still use a mains sds hilti the hammer action normally knocks the brick out lol
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milwaukee 12v stuff is brilliant the impact/drill combo is great
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Combi drills shake loads and destory the gears inside of it.. As a Swedish carpenter I got one of the larger SDS from Millwakuee and it drills in secounds while my boss has a cheap Bosch and it takes him 3-4 times the time to do 1 hole in concrete
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The bit on the combi drill was rotating anticlockwise instead of clockwise, that is why it was inefficient. That been said a good SDS is with its weight in gold
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Everyone is obsessed with cordless. Get a wired sds or hammer drill and an extension lead, if you're a diyer.
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๐ฏ. My same exact conclusion. Great vid mate
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An impact drill with impact rated masonry bit is clean and fast
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Still need a mains drill for the core drills
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I have a 18v and 12v bosch, I much prefer the 12v due to the weight. I only break out the 18v when I want to use a big hole saw or something. I also just picked up a 18v SDS drill to do some big masonry drilling, you are right about the combo drill being a naff hammer drill.
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I've got the DeWalt 12v clutched brushless screwdriver, and with a combi it does everything grand. Impact driver and cordless-sds are there for as needed. Impact wrench for heavier torque/mechanical jobs, sheet having accidentally burned out an impact driver once
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@reecehill953
1 year ago
Uses combi on red brick, uses his promotion drill on thermalite block that you can cut with a wood saw ๐
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