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Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:23 am

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marc1106 wrote:

on those sizes my 12v dewalt combi drill mashes through all of what you described!

I know mate I was just being greedy thinking I could get an all in one jobby that would fit in my pocket...

speed wrote:

it only drilled brick due to the construction drill bit, a std masonry drill ouldent drill it

I know mate.....I'm was prepared to buy the bits if it meant I had an all in one drill driver that weighed only 1 kilo, would fit in my pocket and could handle 90% of my work.

Big-all wrote:

no no no dont miss the opertunity to buy a new toy
leave your 24v with a masonary bit in
then buy a 10.8v bosch for the lighter jobs
you could even get an impact driver to keep your drill driver company

Yeah and I've just had a great idea, it's the wife's birthday next week wonder what she'd say if I got her some nice shiny new powertools?......... :wtf:

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