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We have one exactly like this at work, hardly ever gets used.
I want to say Unibor E35, but not sure it is..
Unibor usually have the name on the switch panel....
Chances are its made by someone, and branded up few a few different names.
I want to say Unibor E35, but not sure it is..
Unibor usually have the name on the switch panel....
Chances are its made by someone, and branded up few a few different names.
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Worth £50 any day of the week if its in working order imo.
We have a few Rotabroach ones, which are always picked up first, they are far better.....
Those ones, as with many of the cheaper ones, the spring isn't as strong as it could be, meaning more downtime getting the slug out... and also the magnet isn't as good as the higher end machines. Don't get me wrong, it serves its purpose and drills holes okay. Runs a bit fast for bigger cutters, 26 is just about alright, but its ideal for 14/18 imo.
The quick release chuck can be a pain to release if who ever used it before hasn't put the bit in properly, not really a problem if its your own and just you using it.
We have a few Rotabroach ones, which are always picked up first, they are far better.....
Those ones, as with many of the cheaper ones, the spring isn't as strong as it could be, meaning more downtime getting the slug out... and also the magnet isn't as good as the higher end machines. Don't get me wrong, it serves its purpose and drills holes okay. Runs a bit fast for bigger cutters, 26 is just about alright, but its ideal for 14/18 imo.
The quick release chuck can be a pain to release if who ever used it before hasn't put the bit in properly, not really a problem if its your own and just you using it.
