Very surprised about core drilling warnings. That's what I need to do. It says it has a clutch, and termed exactly as the larger drills. Have you ever had it lash back while core drilling? The 5.9kg is 59 quid right now
@@TheHateSpeechChannel I have used it loads of times for core drilling, but I position my hands in a way that if it does kick back then it comes out of my hands easily, and I don't grip too tightly either. It's never kicked back on me but I'm always cautious. ⚠️☝️I recommend that no one does this though. ⚠️
Absolute beast for the money i have had so called big brand names and they all burnt out and i have used and abused this hammer drill and never let me down , one thing make sure you grease it regularly and it will go forever.
I had one of these and used it mostly as a breaker, very good for the price. My only criticism would be that when you're working at head height the vents were blowing all the dust in my face/eyes
@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse my hammer drill was smoking yesterday, so the Titan SDS seems to be the best value option to punch a 5" hold through my garage wall.
@@iainrutherford184 I've never been let down by Titan tools before. I used to have their giant multitool, and thier concrete breaker, and I have one of their corded hedge trimmers. Have you seen the drill and impact driver set screwfix do? £100 looks a steal, if I ever see them on sale then I might pull the trigger.
@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I've been a bit of a brand snob in the past, but have reviewed, purchased and been pleasantly surprised with my Titan band saw and planer/thicknesser. If nothing else, the warranty is worth the investment. I haven't seen the drill/impact driver set, but will keep my eyes peeled 😉
@@iainrutherford184 I've always uses them instead of hiring the tool I need. And then if it gets used a lot and breaks then I'd buy better, but they last for ages. They're not much to look at, but they work.
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You have the heavier 6.3 kg version. The 22 piece kit doesn't come with the cheaper version of the drill. You can go online and compare.
Very surprised about core drilling warnings. That's what I need to do. It says it has a clutch, and termed exactly as the larger drills. Have you ever had it lash back while core drilling? The 5.9kg is 59 quid right now
@@TheHateSpeechChannel I have used it loads of times for core drilling, but I position my hands in a way that if it does kick back then it comes out of my hands easily, and I don't grip too tightly either. It's never kicked back on me but I'm always cautious.
⚠️☝️I recommend that no one does this though. ⚠️
@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse thanks! At 59 quid I think I'm gonna risk it. 😮
@@TheHateSpeechChannel it's a bargain for it's intended use of course 😄
Had mine for about 10 years, absolutely love it! Only cost me £50!
Absolute bargain, especially with the bits.
Absolute beast for the money i have had so called big brand names and they all burnt out and i have used and abused this hammer drill and never let me down , one thing make sure you grease it regularly and it will go forever.
That's a great review cheers. 👍 Where abouts are you greasing it?
I had one of these and used it mostly as a breaker, very good for the price. My only criticism would be that when you're working at head height the vents were blowing all the dust in my face/eyes
How does it hold up over time using it as just a breaker?
Purchased one this afternoon after watching your review. Top job 😊
Ah nice one, tell screwfix I sent you😁 You won't be dissapointed with it, I really can't believe how much I've put mine through.
@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse my hammer drill was smoking yesterday, so the Titan SDS seems to be the best value option to punch a 5" hold through my garage wall.
@@iainrutherford184 I've never been let down by Titan tools before. I used to have their giant multitool, and thier concrete breaker, and I have one of their corded hedge trimmers. Have you seen the drill and impact driver set screwfix do? £100 looks a steal, if I ever see them on sale then I might pull the trigger.
@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I've been a bit of a brand snob in the past, but have reviewed, purchased and been pleasantly surprised with my Titan band saw and planer/thicknesser. If nothing else, the warranty is worth the investment. I haven't seen the drill/impact driver set, but will keep my eyes peeled 😉
@@iainrutherford184 I've always uses them instead of hiring the tool I need. And then if it gets used a lot and breaks then I'd buy better, but they last for ages. They're not much to look at, but they work.