Thank you Zot and ceo684

Was thinking of either GSR 180-LI or GSR 18V-50 for general screwdriving work and minor drilling.

For concrete drilling, was thinking of GBH 2-26 DRE or GBH 2-26 DFR.
The metal frame will be mounted to concrete walls and some other drilling stuff to concrete... would need around 38 holes for concrete. so, was planning to get the GSR 180-LI or GSR 18V-50 for minor drilling and screwdriving and either the GBH 2-26 DRE or GBH 2-26 DFR for concrete drilling. Will generally be drilling to a max of 12mm holes in the concrete for the anchor bolts.

These models would be sufficient right? or would there be another better brand out there?  basically i choose bosch coz there are the most sold and my current tools are bosch. they did last more than 5 years. or more than 10. was also looking at quaza (or quasa or qaza) for the cheaper price. not sure if its okay though.

Hey, where do you guys source the varies size and type of screw, bolt, and nut?

My rotary hammer comes with an SDS fit normal chuck adapter. Luckily I also have happer drill with normal chuck also if need to use small drill bit. 

Thank you Zot and ceo684

Was thinking of either GSR 180-LI or GSR 18V-50 for general screwdriving work and minor drilling.

For concrete drilling, was thinking of GBH 2-26 DRE or GBH 2-26 DFR.
The metal frame will be mounted to concrete walls and some other drilling stuff to concrete... would need around 38 holes for concrete. so, was planning to get the GSR 180-LI or GSR 18V-50 for minor drilling and screwdriving and either the GBH 2-26 DRE or GBH 2-26 DFR for concrete drilling. Will generally be drilling to a max of 12mm holes in the concrete for the anchor bolts.

These models would be sufficient right? or would there be another better brand out there?  basically i choose bosch coz there are the most sold and my current tools are bosch. they did last more than 5 years. or more than 10. was also looking at quaza (or quasa or qaza) for the cheaper price. not sure if its okay though.

Just start learning all these DIY things recently and bought a BOSCH GSB 180-LI Cordless Impact Drill

After bought then only search that there are differ motor type ?

Brushless <--- what's this actually eh ?

Will the model i mentioned above more than enuf for house DIY and long term? The battery given though is 1.5A

whoa never know there is such a thread! i trying to start a wood working hobby but i stay in a linked houses, the only thing that holding me back is worry on these tools like table saw, miter saw will be extremely loud, and neighbours complain like mad.... how you all solve this issue? or u guys have a workshop for that?

Brushless itself is not new but recently more popular in power tool. Normal motor has carbon brush which will wear out someday. However, it can be easily replace. Brushless motor has no carbon brush thus no need to change anything. However it is more expensive, just like anything newly introduced into market 

For occasional DIY like you and me, no big deal. I have not wear out any carbon brush yet for many year. Maybe you will use more than me. Even every weekend use also will last more than 5 years perhaps. By that time there are new model wihich is probably better than current brushless one 

You can google youtube and seach for brushless power tool whatever.

It is not like you do business cutting wood continuously for hours. I think most would not bother much.

You can only solve problem for yourself by using ear plug 

Ahh, i see, thanks for the explain..

So the one i bought is not a brushless motor, right?

But yea, i not sure how deep will i get for this kind of "hobby" and how long XD

Guess general maintenance will last me quite long enough.

Just start learning all these DIY things recently and bought a BOSCH GSB 180-LI Cordless Impact Drill

After bought then only search that there are differ motor type ?

Brushless <--- what's this actually eh ?

Will the model i mentioned above more than enuf for house DIY and long term? The battery given though is 1.5A

whoa never know there is such a thread! i trying to start a wood working hobby but i stay in a linked houses, the only thing that holding me back is worry on these tools like table saw, miter saw will be extremely loud, and neighbours complain like mad.... how you all solve this issue? or u guys have a workshop for that?

Ahh, i see, thanks for the explain..

So the one i bought is not a brushless motor, right?

But yea, i not sure how deep will i get for this kind of "hobby" and how long XD

Guess general maintenance will last me quite long enough.

Yes, not a brushless, but perhaps you end having 2 drivers when hate to change from 1 bit to another bit.

Example: You want to drill many holes in in brick wall and then put wall plug and then screw. You will find that you want to have one with screw driver bit and one with drilling bit.

Me first buy normal hammer drill. Then get more powerful hammer drill (gave old one to dad in home town). Then later much faster to use rotary hammer drill and end up buying one. Yes the hammer drill has speed control but still too fast  and cannot control torque. So end up buying drill driver yes.... my first cordless one.

You started late and get to find more option and versatile tool 

Yes, not a brushless, but perhaps you end having 2 drivers when hate to change from 1 bit to another bit.

Example: You want to drill many holes in in brick wall and then put wall plug and then screw. You will find that you want to have one with screw driver bit and one with drilling bit.

Me first buy normal hammer drill. Then get more powerful hammer drill (gave old one to dad in home town). Then later much faster to use rotary hammer drill and end up buying one. Yes the hammer drill has speed control but still too fast  and cannot control torque. So end up buying drill driver yes.... my first cordless one.

You started late and get to find more option and versatile tool 

Yes BL traditionally was more expensive but BL ones nowadays due to economy of scale have made their way as kinda standard feature.. like ABS for cars when first started is not common.. now almost all new cars have it
If landed one technically no restrictions (unless got area rules) so as long as you dont do it too early should be ok la..personally for me afternoon time should be ok... just not 7am on weekend.. just heads up next doors that on sat afternoon or so i wanna do some wood work so they can plan to go out for lunch etc..
Under normal consumer use BL or brushed also won't wear out that fast. Carbon brushes are common spare parts, for bosch, makita easily ordered online or major dealers.

Thanks, forgot to mention i prefer online.
CSM didn't list on their website
Finally found what i need at rs-online, i thought they have only electrical components lol

They are selling at pricey stockist price. There are many online hardware shop nowadays I believe.

no choice, search already, either no listing or need to contact them
the delivery fee already included, that's why mahal sikit
the pro is the website is very good and many variety to choose from

True. Very convenient. The price is not about shipping but also convenience like 7-11.

The price can b 4 or 5x higher on electronic components. I'm in contract manufacturing and familiar with the pricing 

cannot compare like that haha, since i buy only little quantity, bulk purchase won't find rs-online one
if the price fit then ok la, if not just find else where
little quantity cannot compare price

Yes. you can see the more quantity there the price drop fast, but I was trying to tell you it is still expensive.

However for people like you and me. It worth since no need to go shop and search. Not big qty. Like one stop for most if not all stuff 

I also don't mind buying things hard to find.