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- Contains everything you need to get started: 3 top quality TCT core drills, 30, 50, 110mm; SDS + arbor and hex arbor; 8mm taper guide drill
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Part Number 633523
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Weight1.7 kilograms
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Contains everything you need to get started: 3 top quality TCT core drills, 30, 50, 110mm; SDS Plus arbor and hex arbor; 8mm taper guide drill.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Good value core set, used it to put waste pipe and extractor pipe through the wall. If you're thinking about buying this, make sure you check that your SDS is powerful enough to turn a 110mm core drill. I found that the core drills werent really deep enough to go through cavity walls, was a pain having to run a core into it, chisel out the inner, run the core in again, etc. After a good hour of drilling the 110mm core is noticibly blunter than it was, next time I'd probably just hire a diamond core and matching drill.
What can I say about this drill set? You get what you pay for I suppose.
I attached one of the larger drills to the arbor by screwing it on until it met resistance. Then after a few seconds of drilling it just gave up. When I stopped to inspect it the drill bit was just spinning round on the arbor - the thread had gone.
My advice would be to buy a good quality arbor and single bit for the job in hand. Add new bits when you need them. Or spend a few hundred quid on a decent set.
I attached one of the larger drills to the arbor by screwing it on until it met resistance. Then after a few seconds of drilling it just gave up. When I stopped to inspect it the drill bit was just spinning round on the arbor - the thread had gone.
My advice would be to buy a good quality arbor and single bit for the job in hand. Add new bits when you need them. Or spend a few hundred quid on a decent set.
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