I may have to do that cause my boss just cannot accept it 

Summary of a long story.
Got a contractor to build a roof over my master bedroom and half of the concrete balcony.
Redo waterproofing for the entire balcony.
Extend master bedroom.
Repaint gate and fencing.

Ownself do
Repaint 3 upstairs bedrooms.

roof - 15k
bedroom with 4 pieces 6 ft windows and grills - 10k

Who? Me?
Panasonic TH-P65ST60

what to do...delayed delayed

Loose wire will be hidden later on

Can see the trunking or not? Painted same color as the wall.
If I put bigger center speaker then it will be further hidden

My question wasn't really to ask whether can see or not but to point out to see the trunking
Of course I know can see la....

So there's no all in one tool then? Have to get a rotary drill for concrete and another drill/driver for basic stuff?

If you need to drive a screw into concrete, you've got two choices. Either you use a large rotary hammer or a drill driver with a hammer-drill function. Both tools pound the bit while it spins, pulverizing concrete, but the two differ in the mechanisms that do the actual pounding. In a rotary hammer, a cylinder of air is compressed by a piston, which in turn beats the bit. In a hammer drill, two ribbed metal discs click in and out against one another, causing impact. Among tradesmen working daily, rotary hammers are preferred because of their superior strength and shock-absorbing qualities. For the occasional user, the large, bulky tools are often overkill—a powerful all-purpose drill driver with a hammer-drill setting makes more sense.

Thanks for the info!
So, just to know... the GDR 1440-LI, does it have hammering? Here's the specs I found;

Max. Torque 130 Nm
Bolting capacity M4 - M14 standard bolt
No-load speed 0 - 2900 rpm
Impact rate 0 - 3200 bpm
Battery voltage/capacity 14,4 V / 1.3 Ah
Tool holder 6.35mm Hex
Charging time 60min
Dimension (length x height)   153mm x 231mm

Is that impact rate that hammering function you're talking about?
Ok, Thanks for the info. Maybe I'll get a basic one 1st before getting rotary drill.

What do you think of the GDR 1440-LI? Good Investment?

Any difference between hex and chuck tool holder?

All this power tools here are running on 18v battery. Some require 2x battery to get the power to work.

Cordless power tools are getting popular. Wait a bit longer for the technology and you get a more powerfull tools. It is coming. Price too will get cheaper. But not at the moment.

Wau nice. Look quite similar to my 1. --> https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=75650058

Is that a impact driver and impact drill and a circular saw ?

From bunning ? 

It is a latest model to replace the old 1. Everything similiar accept some enchance the torque side I quest.

But why you want 2 impact tools ? The impact drill can use as impact driver too.

If you do a lot of wood and metal, should get a drill. Instead a impact drill. Drill have more accurate drilling compare impact drill. The impact drill is using jaw chucking type?

Aiya, that handle block the drill chuck side la.

Yup correct. That's why I get 1 impact tool is enough.

Drilling metal cannot use impact mode as is easily spoil the drill bit. Metal drill bit is only HSS material.

How this drill perform on hard wood?

The saw can cut on hardwood?

Wow nice.