Multi construction, quick change bit set suitable for use with impact drivers. Multi construction means they can be used on masonry, wood etc. £9 off makes them a good deal and 110 in stock at my local branch so you should be able to find some. Most popular sizes 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8mm.
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Captain.Banana
14 Feb 174#2
Just for those who are not sure, these can also be used in a standard drill or hammer drill as well as an impact driver.
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jdbigguy
14 Feb 172#1
Great price. Much dearer elsewhere. Local store has 130 so this appears not to be an occasion to release the geese.
Captain.Banana
14 Feb 174#2
Just for those who are not sure, these can also be used in a standard drill or hammer drill as well as an impact driver.
Nth
14 Feb 171#3
Excellent deal. Good find OP.
UKnowYerman.
14 Feb 172#4
Yes plenty in stock.
Just picked up two packs. Thank you Captain. Banana.:smile: .
spitthedog1964
14 Feb 171#5
Good find. Have some heat. Will be picking some up later and spreading the word!
gdale1
14 Feb 171#6
Many thanks ordered
tek-monkey
14 Feb 17#7
Nearly 130 near me too, they must just want rid of them.
rkeeley
14 Feb 17#8
130 near me too... Well 128 now as I ordered a couple of packs for collection. Thanks OP ..!:wink:
antf83
14 Feb 17#9
I have a bosch battery operated drill. Would these be ok to use?
tek-monkey to antf83
14 Feb 17#10
They have a hex shank, so can either be used directly or in a quick change holder. Should work with any drill that isn't SDS I'd assume, and even an SDS with the right holder.
Captain.Banana to antf83
14 Feb 17#12
They will fit any drill but NOT SDS chuck drills.
jonnyshocker
14 Feb 17#11
Just to let you know. A comment in the reviews on the website states you actually get 4, 5, 5.5, 6, 8mm even though the desciption of the item states you should get a 4,5,6,7,8mm (checked the picture of the item and no 7mm bit). Picky i know, but i did want a 7mm BUT i will still be buying as it is a bargain anyway. Dont shoot the messenger :smiley:. Voted hot
Disco.Dave
14 Feb 17#13
TCB
DigitalReaper
14 Feb 17#14
Cheap because they are useless, no 7mm bit.
jdbigguy to DigitalReaper
15 Feb 171#15
I am sure millions of people would agree with you that only 7mm bits are useful, just not on this site.
For general DIY, 99% of the drill bits you use will be 6mm and 7mm. £5 for a set that only has half of the useful bits.
tek-monkey to DigitalReaper
16 Feb 171#18
Surely it depends on the job, I seem to go through more 8s than anything else?
Captain.Banana to DigitalReaper
16 Feb 171#19
REALLY .... 99% ?? Have you ever been on DIY SOS ? So you are saying that these sets of 100 pieces or more are a total waste of time because you only need a 6 & 7 mm bit. Did you also realise that a TAPERED brown wallplug can easily be fixed using a 6mm bit if you know what you are doing and that these bits are not just for masonry but wood, pvc, etc.
FatalSaviour to DigitalReaper
16 Feb 171#20
I'm perhaps the exception to the rule in that case, but in my general DIY activities, I'm using the Fischer UX and SX plugs. These don't actually come in a 7mm size - the 5,6 and 8mm seem to cover the range pretty well though!
DigitalReaper
16 Feb 17#21
I watched DIY SOS the other day, he was using a 7mm drill bit. Confirmed this set is useless.
tek-monkey
16 Feb 17#22
Damn, better chuck out the others. What have I been doing?
tek-monkey
16 Feb 17#23
Anyone got a hot deal on a hammer? Think I may need one to go with this 7mm.
gatch
22 Feb 17#24
I'm the one that left the review on screwfix.
just a heads up, but the bags of brown plugs from the trade counter at screwfix are 8mm anyway, so depends which plugs you buy to be honest.
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Just picked up two packs.
Thank you Captain. Banana.:smile: .
just a heads up, but the bags of brown plugs from the trade counter at screwfix are 8mm anyway, so depends which plugs you buy to be honest.