£50 at B+Q and free delivery but use the code CLUBF41B0 and it takes £10 off making it £40 !
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HOTPOT
29 Oct 163#42
Having been in two trade requiring the drilling of brick ( other than extremely soft brick) I can say that only, repeat ONLY an SDS drill will drill into brick. The other will eventually do it after a lot of time & stress. If you are up a ladder in winter when it's freezing, you could only agree with me.
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deanos
28 Oct 161#1
deanos
28 Oct 16#2
Southy1983
28 Oct 16#3
Is this good enough to drill into brick walls/plaster for rawl plugs (e.g. upto 5cm).
jellybeard999 to Southy1983
28 Oct 16#5
Probably ok for plaster, definitely ok for plasterboard, but no good for brick/stone. You want a combi or hammer drill.
jamiebobski to Southy1983
28 Oct 16#29
No. You need a hammer drill for breeze blocks or brick. You need an SDS drill for drilling concrete such as concrete lintels over Windows etc.
3guesses to Southy1983
29 Oct 16#32
I'm no expert but I drilled through a 12" wall (for an aerial cable lead) using a £13 Tesco Value 9.6V Cordless drill, so I'm sure this could sink a few rawl plugs...
summerof76
28 Oct 162#4
Fantastic deal, heat added :smiley:
deanos
28 Oct 161#6
not strictly true, i have a 10.8v one from aldi and it goes into brick , depends on the type of brick and how good your bits are i would think
clnsndrs
28 Oct 161#7
Bargain i paid £35 from Argos with one battery about 2 month ago.
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