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makita 24V sds. kicks the competition into touch.
A set of nuts for when things get tough and you need to battle on.
Latest things I've bought are a martindale multimeter, bahco socket set, a wera uninsulated screwdriver set, keep my insulated ones for the good jobs , next on the list is a cross line laser, impact driver and a new head torch.
Anyone tried the new BHR242 or BHR243? (difference is with/without interchangeable chuck)
Makita BHR243RFEV Cordless SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill With Dust Extraction 18V Li-Ion 3.0Ah Batteries x 2
I had a look at Elex and it's a nice short unit, so maybe easier to handle in confined spaces and up ladders, unlike my present Makita SDS which is a long one with the handle on the far end.
Is the extraction as good as you'd hope?
Edit: just noticed that you're talking about 24V. I find the 18V good for everything except extended use on core drills.
I need a new metric adjustable spanner. Daz
ive got the 18v and its very good, if your doing a lot of core drilling i think it would be better to get a transformer and sds max drill
Thanks, I already have an 18V Makita SDS (and a 230V Bosch for extended work). The question was, has anyone tried the new Makita SDS with the dust extraction?
What on the Xmas shopping list this year boys
A year's supply of Famous Grouse, Jack Daniels & Southern Comfort please.
Oh .... a nice new 3 litre V6 engine for my MR2 and some nice fat cigars, half a dozen spliffs and a Tidyboiler to share it all with.
A year's supply of Famous Grouse, Jack Daniels & Southern Comfort please.
Oh .... a nice new 3 litre V6 engine for my MR2 and some nice fat cigars, half a dozen spliffs and a Tidyboiler to share it all with.
you drunken, road hog, druggie, sloppy git.
Now yer talkin my language..............
You mean I sound like a Brummaaayyyy??!!
I had better bloody not!!:32:
Nope, you don't have a Brumagem passport............ besides we speak proper............... bab. :rofl:
Finally getting myself a dab makita radio, sick of using my phone all day.
My makita dab keeps freezing as of the other day....doesn't give me enough time to get to setting and restore to factory, gunna have to leave battery out for a long while me thinks.
Not so much a toy but an essential bit of kit that i bought for £2 at a local tool market
300mm ultra long nose pliers, for getting cables in those hard to reach places
excellent addition to your tool kit!
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