There are plenty cordless hammer drill in Malaysia. Example:

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/dewalt-d...dq1dn9hjhck4bts

Just google online for best offer and brand of your liking.

i have try the dewalt table saw. just a few cut i dont have a woorkable cut.

need to improve my skill.

Why is that? I thought saw table will help less skill people than a circular saw

less skill and no skill is different lo

This one can use to drill on pure rotary (no hammer) mode ma.
Personally I prefer to use the rotary as it has two handles for more accurate grip.

My bad. I missed cba5566 mentioning that he already have a rotary hammer.

Then just need to use tile bit and drill in normal mode until make a hole through the tile. Then change bit for masonry and use the hammer mode to drill to the depth required.

The easiest way to drill tile is to put a tape on tile the X position you want to drill and then drill. This way the drill bit tip will not run around in the beginning

Dewalt table saw fence needs to be upgraded to get more accurate cut, try cutting a piece of MDF preferred 15-18mm then drive a screw from the other side to secure it. Don't over tighten it and it will bend the fence.

My first unit was misaligned out from the factory, instead of redo alignment, I request for a replacement.2nd one the blade is close to 90 Degree to the top.

From my research only Jet Cast Iron Table saw is available in Malaysia, the rest need to import from the nearest china. Sawstop/Powermatic/Harvey

when you get use a 10feet sliding panel saw (i am using china one from local suppliers), even sawstop / harvey/powermatic etc cabinet saw is not that great anymore.
only Martin /SCM/altendorf will feel better

here is a picture of me cutting up a 13k SVS subwoofer. researching to make own sub

Wasn't rotary hammer is the best for the job?

Anyone knows where to find torque stick set? Sealy ones at laz is quite costly. And i can't find other brands here.

My left hand was injured and only can use 20~30 % power.
Rotary hammer is heavy for me at the moment.

Anyway , i have test to drill on toilet's tile with bosch cyl9
ceramic 8mm drill bit. More holes cannot la....
Two holes only is ok for me.Each hole drill 5 to 6 times to cool down
the ceramic bit.
I used normal electric drill 450w which is smaller and lighter for 8mm ceramic
drill bit. Once pass through the tile , then used 8mm sds bit for rotary hammer.

Seems like not only cordless drill can handle the tile drill , normal electric drill
also can do the job as well. The only thing is can't adjust the drill speed like
what battery cordless drill can do....

The branded 12V cordless drill like bosch , makita or dewalt is not cheap ...

You cannot adjust the speed because you bought corded drill with no adjustable speed.

I have 750W corded hammer drill with adjustable speed. I also have rotary hammer for wall, concrete and heavier job when needed. I also have cordless drill driver for lighter job. I used whichever suitable for my task

I used to have 500W single speed drill last time. Can only use for very fast screwing

[quote=Zot,Oct 18 2019, 12:53 PM]
You cannot adjust the speed because you bought corded drill with no adjustable speed.

I have 750W corded hammer drill with adjustable speed. I also have rotary hammer for wall, concrete and heavier job when needed. I also have cordless drill driver for lighter job. I used whichever suitable for my task



My old 450w electric drill is normal and single speed type.It is not impact drill.

Last time drill on concrete wall with mansory drill suffer ....

If drlll hole on wall,behind is hard stone , need to press max force ....

The beauty of the cordless drill is tighten the screw with adjustable speed control.

It is light and comfort to hold.

Alot of fun to use the cordless drill.If it is the branded drill some more better.

For all-in-one,
See if GBH18V-LI should be good if paired with a lightweight battery (1.5/2AH)? It can do everything whilst not being crazy heavy.

I think a 12V from bosch or makita (cordless) would be a great choice. Not terribly heavy since its 12V. Entry level ones will do for the tile bit.

This post has been edited by ceo684: Oct 18 2019, 05:37 PM

If you only need to drill one to two holes. It's ok to first drill with spade bit and periodically wet the bit. Then change to rotary.

But if you install a kitchen cabinet for example, I just straight use rotary with the hammer function without the tape. Start slowly. The tile wouldn't break, but do chipping 1 in 20 hole. Since the hole will be covered so no care.

Too bad the branded cordless drill is not cheap.
Else , can buy one and keep it.
I didn't use it daily , once a while only use it .

I run into some issue. How do I cut bigger pieces in my table saw? Any suggestion?

I would like to cut a base panel for my cabinet estimate dimension 600mm x 900mm.

The rip fence just not able to support either dimension.

You probably just have to make a table saw to put your Dewalt. Instead of using the fence that came with the saw, you can clamp a straight piece of plank or a strip of straight plywood as a fence. However, this would be a project within your current project



The easiest and fastest way is to have another a small table or saw horse. Put another board or another piece of 1/2 inch plywood to form a big table. You can then clamp a straight wood or metal on the far end as fence.

Another simpler option is to just use a circular saw. It is not difficult to cut straight piece. Refer here:

https://build-basic.com/build-a-diy-cutting-fence