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WorkshopChris
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Have you looked at SDS drills you want one with variable speed that you can turn the hammer off, they normally have a good clutch, would probably get a Dewalt on offer for around £100.00
Or look on ebay for geared drills something nice and slow sometimes listed a plaster stirrers. i will look out the modle number of my big Makita later on. Powerful but no clutch so you need to hold on tight.
Or look on ebay for geared drills something nice and slow sometimes listed a plaster stirrers. i will look out the modle number of my big Makita later on. Powerful but no clutch so you need to hold on tight.
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If you want a proper tool for using holesaws, (if we are talking biggish ones) you want something like a Makita 8406/Hitachi DC120V...but a bit more spendy than £100...
Next step down would be one of the more compact but low geared drill. Metabo do a great one
Then you get down to the likes of just good variable speed drills...plenty of good ones about for ~£100 which should cope with 40-50mm hole saws reasonably well.
Next step down would be one of the more compact but low geared drill. Metabo do a great one
Then you get down to the likes of just good variable speed drills...plenty of good ones about for ~£100 which should cope with 40-50mm hole saws reasonably well.
123hotchef
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AEG do a decent corded drill i brought one as my mate recomended it to me no probs with it and it gets used and abused it is sds but i have a chuck to convert it to a standard
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just make sure it has a clutch and 2 speed geared not just an electronic speed controller
