As above.
Was £14.99
Great reviews.
Can be used with any SDS Drill.
Description:
8 Piece Set. Handy selection of the most commonly used bits for fast drilling of plug, anchor or clearance holes in a variety of materials. Suitable for masonry, stone, concrete and brick/block work with a highly durable carbide tip for a longer life.
10 comments
pennyfarthing88
12 Oct 162#1
£2 less then the last time these were posted - just in case people don't think these are much of a deal :man:
At this price I can cut off the SDS part and use with my standard drill. :smile:
linhang90 to Roger_Irrelevant
13 Oct 16#8
Is ur standard drill powerful enough to drive these.. my Guild drill from Argos is a joke when drilling into masonry lol.. its ok with a small thin drill bit drilling into wood.. other than that... nahhh
bmckay00
13 Oct 16#7
Nice find, thanks for sharing.
rok263
13 Oct 161#9
If it helps anyone the drill sizes in the pack are as follows :
PRODUCT CONTENTS
2 x 6, 2 x 7, 2 x 8 and 2 x 10mm.
160mm length.
Some sizes I use regularly. As someone else has mentioned, I chop the SDS shank of ( a Dremel with a cutting wheel does the job - remember to use safety glasses !) and just use them in a non SDS drill. They seem to last considerably longer and are much more durable than standard non SDS drill bits.
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Opening post
Was £14.99
Great reviews.
Can be used with any SDS Drill.
Description:
8 Piece Set. Handy selection of the most commonly used bits for fast drilling of plug, anchor or clearance holes in a variety of materials. Suitable for masonry, stone, concrete and brick/block work with a highly durable carbide tip for a longer life.
10 comments
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dewalt-sds-plus-masonry-drill-set-8-pieces-9-99-screwfix-tcb-2481503
PRODUCT CONTENTS
2 x 6, 2 x 7, 2 x 8 and 2 x 10mm.
160mm length.
Some sizes I use regularly. As someone else has mentioned, I chop the SDS shank of ( a Dremel with a cutting wheel does the job - remember to use safety glasses !) and just use them in a non SDS drill. They seem to last considerably longer and are much more durable than standard non SDS drill bits.