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Andy:


they adverise these drills as the best ever and won't need to buy any more...So thought I would try some but on trying them my suspicions were right as they are crap and blunt straight away

grey golfster:
Looks like the bloke on the right has been "up grading" his discs?   :signLOL:

willni:
Best just getting a good brand in a sale, I got a set of 30 Bosch wood, steel and masonry for £25 in B&Q one day now if only I could find them...

pudding:
Lol, home shopping garbage with rigged tests.  Do people still fall for it?  I guess they do Andy  :grin:

Best drills I ever used for metal were Facom cobalt jobbies, but they're like 300 quid for a 25 pc set.

Have yet to find a decent masonry drill bit that doesn't wear out in a matter of minutes, but the JCB brand held up surprisingly well when hacking through a reinforced concrete window lintel.

Andy:

--- Quote from: Pudding on June 28, 2017, 03:07:11 pm ---Lol, home shopping garbage with rigged tests.  Do people still fall for it?  I guess they do Andy  :grin:

Best drills I ever used for metal were Facom cobalt jobbies, but they're like 300 quid for a 25 pc set.

Have yet to find a decent masonry drill bit that doesn't wear out in a matter of minutes, but the JCB brand held up surprisingly well when hacking through a reinforced concrete window lintel.

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:signLOL:
knew they were going to be crap but bought them to our of curiousity to see hoe crap or good they were..best ones I used were snap on cobolt but they were £300 also

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