Help picking a new SDS battery drill - Day 3 Discussion ThreadHelp picking a new SDS battery drill - Day 3 Electrical Advice
Good morning I'm after a new battery operated SDS drill.
I currently have a Bosch SDS hammer drill 240v that I bought 10-15 years ago for home use, however after being in Electrical vehicle engineering, I'm now doing L3 Electrical Installation and realised I'm going to need a battery SDS. I already have Milwaukee 18v and 12v battery system so was thinking it would be better for a Milwaukee SDS, but which one is the question. The price isn't an issue, but I have no clue if I should be looking at more impact joules of faster chiselling speed. I've added the Milwaukee chart to help. If you asked me about lathe or milling of metal I'm your expert but not SDS drilling and chasing.
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Good morning I'm after a new battery operated SDS drill.
I currently have a Bosch SDS hammer drill 240v that I bought 10-15 years ago for home use, however after being in Electrical vehicle engineering, I'm now doing L3 Electrical Installation and realised I'm going to need a battery SDS. I already have Milwaukee 18v and 12v battery system so was thinking it would be better for a Milwaukee SDS, but which one is the question. The price isn't an issue, but I have no clue if I should be looking at more impact joules of faster chiselling speed. I've added the Milwaukee chart to help. If you asked me about lathe or milling of metal I'm your expert but not SDS drilling and chasing.
Help picking a new SDS battery drill - Day 3 for the original thread on Electricians Forums
