I am looking for Bosch 10mm sds drill bit.
Found that sds plus-1 is cheaper than the sds plus-5.
Based on ur experience...which one will u choose ?
LYN Power Tools Discussion V2, Bosch, Makita, Dewalt, Dremel etc
LYN Power Tools Discussion V2, Bosch, Makita, Dewalt, Dremel etc
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Dec 17 2017, 05:22 PM
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I am looking for Bosch 10mm sds drill bit.
Found that sds plus-1 is cheaper than the sds plus-5. Based on ur experience...which one will u choose ? |
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Oct 15 2019, 05:02 PM
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I need to drill holes on toilet's tile. 6mm and 8mm hole size.
The bosch gsr 120 gen2 drill power enough to do the task ? Or do i need to look for bigger brother gsr 180 li drill ? 30 Nm is enough to drill 8mm hole on tile ? I already have rotary hammer... I need some advice...thank you. |
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Oct 16 2019, 01:17 PM
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I bought bosch 8mm tile bit already.
Want to buy cordless drill as it is light and comfort to hold. |
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Oct 18 2019, 11:09 AM
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QUOTE(odour_stop @ Oct 17 2019, 04:38 PM) 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 ... |
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Oct 18 2019, 01:15 PM
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[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. |
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Oct 19 2019, 01:03 PM
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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 . |
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