Titan TTB631SDS, SDS - Plus Hammer drill, review.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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After my last SDS hammer drill purchase disaster 😫 i have opted for a new Titan TTB631SDS Plus hammer drill from Screwfix.
This was about £80 when i brought it but i think it is now on special offer for £69.99 and worth every penny.
I used it for hours and hours removing tiles in a kitchen. The house is about 70 years old and various owners have all tiled on top of tiles (5 layers of tiles) and they all had to be removed.
For the price and the USEFULL functions it is worth every penny.
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😁 Your welcome Sam. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
*Works as described , **MyBest.Tools** breaking out rock in my yard to install post for mailbox , fencing and trenches . We built the house on a high point that is mostly rock and this is a tool that helps for installing anything in this ground.*
Ive now bought 2 of these, the first time I needed two holes drilling into the side of the house to get power outside, once id done it I sold it for £40 including 3 extra drill bits I bought separately, 24 hours after I asked the buyer if I could buy it back and give him £10 on top, as I felt id made a mistake, he wouldnt as he needed it for work and only having drilled 2 holes he felt he got a good bargain....."no kidding!!". It is a brute and if you were looking for another sds+ with similar power 1500w and 8 joules of impact force, you'd need to spend around £1000.
Ive now recently bought the 2nd one, even though I have no requirements for it, but like any tool, when you need it, its great if you have it to hand even if its family, friend or neighbour asking if you have one, as some people may have a drill, not too many have an SDS+. With the 22 bit pack, its £79.99 and well worth every penny. Yes it is heavy, but its a small price to pay for having a monster of an sds.
Also if you are doing some demolition work, as this is capable of demo work, and if you need a longer chisel or spike, you can buy on amazon 600mm long chisel and spike bit so you dont have to bend over too much when trying to remove matter. I just bought the 3 bit set for £25 www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FW4299E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Dont make the mistake of what many do, in that once you have an SDS+ drill, they cheap out on drill bits. There are reasons they are cheap, most are crap, but if you go for what is right, it will make your job so much easier, and you will have that drill bit for a long time, me personally will stick with Irwin and Bosch from now on, because they work very well and out performed everything I had.
Irwin sds+ drill bits are incredible, im actually a DeWalt fan but the Irwins beat pretty much what there is. There is another video on here, where a guy tests a chinese cheap drill bit, DeWalt, Milwaukee and Irwin, on a commercial project, and the Irwin drill came out on top, even against the double priced Milwaukee.
If you decide to use the standard drill chuck for normal type drill bits, then id say the bosch cyl-9 drill bits are hard to beat, I tested these against everything I have, and the bosch cyl-9 which are coloured blue beat everything I had, and they are multiconstruction so they are good on everything, they are a little bit more money, but seriously get a single one off ebay to try and pit it against the best one you have, like me you will buy the larger pack of them, I cannot rate them higher enough, I got two different packs and then bought various single ones going up to 14x250mm, simply because they killed every other drill bit I had to test them against.
One guy on here took down a ww2 concrete bunker using one. I think for the price its worth getting those 600mm long bits, the chisel and spike, otherwise you would be bent over quite a bit. Another thing to try would be the 1000mm chisel, im still waiting on mine, and I did think if its too long, ill use a cutting disc to cut it down to the right length and then make it a spike. You dont want it too high if using it for that type of work, as it may be uncomfortable.
The big mistake I made was selling the first, I can assure you of this, this puppy will be going no where, im glad to have one back again.
Thanks 8inary 😁. Lots of great info there. Hopefully I'll get to use this again on a project soon. I would still recommend this as I still think it's great value and a good quality tool. Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching 😁👍
Thank you for this video. I'd already bought this product but as a total SDS virgin, you removed the mystery surrounding this somewhat intimidating looking tool. I now feel more confident to start using it to erect some fence panels by attaching wooden posts to concrete posts. 👍
😁 Your more than welcome Bridget. Its an excellent tool and should be just what you need 😁. It is quite a heavy unit but if you use it for short periods it is easily manageable (even for someone as skinny as me 🤣😂🤣). Thanks for watching 😁👍
I bought one of these 10 years ago, for busting concrete. Still runs good as new after a shed load of abuse. Excellent for the £50 I paid!!
😁 Yep, still loving mine. Its never let me down yet 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
Great stuff Frank been looking at this drill for the last couple of hours deciding whether to get one as I need to take the kitchen tiles off, was also looking at the bit that's you used too. Mind made up now and I'm definitely getting one cheers Frank you're a good man 👍
😁Thanks Jal. Go for it... you won't regret it for a moment 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I used it and I must say that I am impressed with the quality of service it has done
Hi Fitah 😁. I must agree with you. I still love this tool it was such good value. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Great video thanks
😁 Thanks very much 😁👍
WoW. I remember this review from 1 year ago. I went out and bought the drill and I Absolutely Love it. It’s a demolition Monster and Great value for money.
Oh my god, a year ago already 😃. I haven't got any younger 😂🤣😂. Glad the Titan is still serving you well. Thanks for sticking with me Ashley, much appreceated 😁👍
Super. Dziękuję za świetną recenzję.
jesteś więcej niż mile widziany. Mam nadzieję, że to było pomocne. dzięki za oglądanie. 😁👍
Just gone out and bought one after watching this review, so far a brilliant bit of kit for ripping up old concrete on my balcony, Screwfix had only 1 left in stock, well worth the money so far 👍
Hi Stuart 😁. Sorry I missed your comment 😕. Hope your still happy with it. Mine is still going strong 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍.
I tell you WHat I bought one of these drills !!!! very very impressed with it well exceeded the price I paid for it which was £50
Thank you very much for this informative video...i bought it yesterday but didn’t know how to use it....Your video made my work so easy....Thank you very much Sir 👍🏻💫👏🏻
Your very welcome Marina. It's a great tool if it's used correctly. Stay safe and thanks for watching 😁👍
Got one of these and it's brilliant. Only problem is closing the lid after use.
🤣🤣 I sometimes have the same issue 🤣. Its normally the plug gets in the way for me. But thats a small price to pay for an otherwise great tool 😁. Thanks for watching Gordon 😁👍
Have had this drill for several months now, it replaces another Titan sds drill (next model down) that took several years of hard use drilling chiselling and core drilling, I can't complain, a decent drill at a low price.
Thanks Clooper man 😁. I agree, a great tool for a great price. it just fits my needs perfectly. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I'd not used an SDS drill before today and maybe this is a bit 'cart before the horse' because I'm watching this review after having already purchased the same drill and tile bit you show here.
So pleased you didn't find it a lemon.
The reason I bought it is because I'm stripping a dot and dabbed bathroom back to breeze block and having previously done a similar job manually in a smaller en-suite, I'd hoped the SDS would save an OAP like me a little time and lot of effort.
As an SDS newbie I've concluded that once I'd got used to the weight of the thing, the Titan requires careful handling when chiselling off the cow pats with the flat chisel blade that came with the kit if I didn't want to create significant craters in the blocks, but once familiar with the operation of the tool, I found it made life a lot easier.
As for the additional £25 tile bit, I think I'll return it unused as I can't see it letting me separate tile and plasterboard (as required by my local tip). Maybe fine for tiles and plaster applied directly to breeze or brick, but doesn't look much use for tiled plasterboard.
Now for the big question; the info that came with the tile bit stated that the shaft needed greasing, but I see no such advice in the Titan user guide for the included bits, so do I bother greasing the bits that came with the tool or simply not bother?
Mike, firstly, thanks so much for watching and commenting 😁👍. I think you are rite, getting tiles off of plaster board will probebly end up with a Finnish resembling the surface of the moon. So probebly only worth doing if it is going to be skimmed afterwards. As for the greasing, the more you use it... the more grease will come out (and it gets everyware). So it is best to grease it every now and then (if you want the drill to last longer). The weight is an issue but the main problem I had was pushing too hard.... just let the drill do all the work 😁. Thanks again and a Happy New year Mike 😁👍.
I found I had to push the bit against the work a little just to get the hammer action operating, hence the reason I think it's harder to control. Also, as a newbie it took a couple of minutes to realise I needed to put the SDS in drill mode in order to rotate the chisel bit to the angle I wanted before switching back to hammer only. I'm sure there are plenty of other tricks and tips in using these SDS tools so I'll just have to keep an eye out.
Happy New Year to you too Frank.
You’ve made my mind up for me, thank you on a great video.
😁 Thank you Andrew 😁. You won't be dissapointed. Mine is still going strong. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Great video just bought recon from ebay for 55 pound thanks
😁 You won't be dissapointed. Mine is still working great after all this time. Money well spent 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
Great review, thanks.
Have just ordered one based on review.👍
😁 You won't be dissapointed Vonovine. I still love this thing, it just works great 👍. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
Enjoyed your review of the Titan TTB631SDS Plus. Very informative (as always). I'd buy one on your recommendation!
Thanks mate.. but that would be silly.... you already have an SDS drill .. and you could always borrow mine...😂🤣😂..lol. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I was going to get its little brother to drill some holes in the garage floor for a door lock. But after seeing this, I just have to throw the extra £15 at it :D
😁 Worth every penny Danny. Go on splash out, you won't be dissapointed 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Very useful review! Thank you!
😁 Thanks Cristian 😁👍
Bought one yesterday after your review, put it to work same day, had a gas fire removed and replaced with electric stove fire, had to drill from side of chimney breast through into fire hole so I could pass cable through, 60cm masonry drill (bought separately) this drill did the job in under a minute with ease, it is heavy but pretty comfortable to use with the grip, I paid £79.99 for the case and all the bits and pieces, thoroughly recommend.... thanks for review 👍🏻
Nice job Chubbs 😁. Glad you got some benefit from my review. I still like mine and would still recommend it to anyone. Thanks for watching Chubbs 😁👍.
@@frankslittleworkshop Thanks Frank, couldn’t believe the price compared to other sds drills especially with all the accessories, they would easily cost more than £100 bought separately, cheers...
Just got one today .. fab bit if kit and good review pal keep it up👍👍
Thanks John. My one is still going strong. Still very pleased with it. Thanks for watching and thanks very much for the sub, much appreciated. stay safe.
I have a Titan drill just like it, which is a good device that was subscribed to the channel.
😁 Its a great tool and good value. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Quality. That pleases me as I bought one just last night. I can’t wait to use it. 👍🏾
Thanks very much for your sub Ashley 😁👍. You won't be disappointed with the SDS, it's a bit weighty but we'll worth the investment. Enjoy and stay safe. Thanks for watching 😁👍.
Watching this video laughing as i blew my dewalt last year chiselling tiles. The tile chisel is definitely great.
I think i may invest in one of these, thanks for taking the time to video review, nice to see someone in the trade giving a hands on review. 👍 You got another sub.
Thanks Sly 😁. For the price I still think its worth getting. Yes its heavy... but it works a treat. Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop thanks for replying, fyi i started a binge watch on your channel, nice result on the table saw, love the cnc too. Thanks fir the content. 👍
@@Sly_Wolf_1 😁 thanks Sly. Hope you find something you like 😁👍
Good for using the bigger spade bits and l use mine for mixing Concrete l made a paddle with an old sds bit.
That's a great idea 🤔. I will soon need to make a base for a new shed... lots of concreat to be mixed. This could be a good solution. Thanks and thanks for watching 😁👍
Brought one of these today ( 16/12/20 ) and came across your review. Thanks for a good honest review and hopefully I will be as pleased as you
Thanks Mark 😁. I don't think you will be disappointed 😁. It's a great bit of kit for the price. It will do the job just fine 😀. Thanks for watching Mark. Stay safe and happy Christmas 🎅👍
I have the same drill got it on a deal for 69 pound best sds drill ive had .................my neighbour who is a plumber told me to get it 10 out of 10
😃 Totally agree 😃. Mine is still working great. Will need to use it in a couple of days to put up a massive TV bracket, I'm almost looking forward to doing it 🤣🤣. Thanks for watching Anthony 😁👍🏻
love the intro music
😂🤣 Thanks Patrick.. but it goes on for quite a while 🤣😂. I've changed it in my later videos. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Great review...I wish my garage was as organised as your workshop!! 👍🏼
Sorry Jamie, ive only just seen your comment (shame on me) ☹. Thanks for the comment 👍. believe me , the workshop is not always this tidy. Normally by the end of a project it looks like a very small hurricane has passed through leaving sawdust and tools every ware 😂🤣. but i do tidy before the next project starts 😁. Thanks for watching Jamie (sorry for the late reply 😁👍
Great review Frank good to see it in action 👍
David
Thanks David 😁👍. It's a great tool (and good value). So if your ever in need of an SDS drill I would recommend this one 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍.
Good review
Good review Frank, l bought the TITAN TTB653SDS last week think there just the same as this same power, rpm, joules
Gotta say there just the best esp for £60 with 2 chisels, 5 masonry bits and a keyed chuck.
Thanks for watching 😁. Hope your one serves you as well as mine. I have no idea how they make it for that price... but glad they can 😁. Thanks again 😁👍
Hi, I have this drill hammer as well and I can say is very good, tough.
Also an advantage is that, the presence of the speed regulator, which is really helpful.
Near Titan, I have also purchased 2 x Mac Allister hammers, which are amazing.
Cheers
😁 Thanks Yo Yo. Glad you like it. A few years on and I still think its great. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I can see now why you needed to remove the tiles... you just wanted to reveal the lovely green walls behind 😂
You haven't seen the terquise floor tiles.... they are a sight to behold...lol. Thanks Jack 😁👍
Good review and good vid. Loved the outtakes.Subbed.😀👍
Thanks Norman 😁. Sorry for the late reply ☹. Ive only just seen your comment. Hope you are still enjoying the content. There are always outtakes... i always do something wrong 😂🤣. Thanks for watching 😁👍
just bought this for 40 quid one hole old land then saw video, !!!!
Excellent review, picking one up from screwfix tomorrow, do you recommend the tile bit you bought, I'm taking off bathroom tiles. Also I hope you keep doing the reviews, spot on 👍
😁 Thank you very much Stephen. I would highly recommend the tile bit, it made life so much easier. I would love to keep doing reviews when I can, as soon as I can save up to buy something else I'll do another review 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
New to your channel mate great drill just going to get one glad I watched this first,,cheers,,
Thanks 😁. I am still super happy with my one. It's still going strong . Thanks for watching 😁👍
Currently £65 at Screwy. I've just bought it cheers 👍
😁 You won't be dissapointed. Hopefully it hasn't changed much since I got mine. Its still an awesome tool. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Been using it. But so so so heavy. 8j of impact yes. But its a proper workout
😆 I 100% agree. It works great but you know when you have been using it for a while 😆. I think it should be advertised as an "all-in-one" power tool and a power workout 😆😆. Thanks for watching 😁 👍.
That's mine finally dead. ⚰️ It still runs, but the the little BB in the chuck that's supposed to move (allowing release of the bit) is stuck in the lock position.
I can only use it for core cutting now, as that's the bit currently stuck in the chuck, but I almost never do any core cutting.
😟 Oh no, thats a bit of a shame. Hopefully you will be able to free it off 🤔. Its probably worth trying (im sure you already have), its annoying that the bit is stuck in it. Or you could just renew the chuck and it will be just like new 😔. Either way I hope you have had your moneys worth out of it, mine has already paid for itself multiple times. Drop me another comment if you manage to get it fixed. Good luck Otto. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
@@frankslittleworkshop As far as I can tell, the only way to repair the chuck is while it's empty.
If it had been a straight bit that got stuck, it's possible to slip the cap, spring, circlip, and washers out to release the ball bearing. A core drilling bit is too wide for that method.
TBH, it was the cheapest one of its kind on the market when I bought it. I might liberate the stuck bit with my angle grinder, but I'd need to be sure I can get a chuck repair kit for this model, which is always the downside of buying cheap makes. If it was a DeWalt, Bosch, Makita or Milwaukee, then there's repair kits a plenty on eBay.
Is there a lot of movement in the back handle? The antivibration bit of mines slaps side to side. Not sure if Its meant to
🤔 Don't think my one has that much movement in it. Worth checking if something has worked loose. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
Any good for putting a 6 inch extractor diamond cutter on. Got a job at home but don't want to spend a fortune.
🤔 I have never used it myself for this, but it should be perfect for the job. I am hoping so because I need to cut a vent soon for my laser so fingers crossed 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
I bought one of these today intending to use it to drill some 38 mm weep holes with a diamond core bit at the base of a retaining wall, after seeing several videos on you tube of people using it for that purpose it seemed ideal. I was surprised to find however that when i opened the case, stuck to the front of the instruction book is a sticker saying that it should not be used for core drilling as it could cause serious injury. There are videos on you tube showing people using this drill to bore holes with diamond core bits of over 100 mm diameter with no problem. I will still use the drill for other things but if i had known it shouldn't be used for core drilling i think i would have bought a different drill. I noticed that in the comments there are people who have used it or intend to use it for core drilling. Do you have an opinion Frank, bearing in mind that the cores i want to drill are fairly small at 38 mm. Great video by the way
Hi John 😁. Thanks very much for your question. I am by no means an expert but I believe a "dedicated core drill" has a different clutch mechanism, a standard SDS or SDS+ is designed for hammer and conventional drilling. The concern is with core drilling the amount of torque required is a lot greater and a higher risk of the core drill "digging in".... this drill will not allow for that and will either twist itself out of your hand.... or twist your hand off of your wrist..... in a bad way 😖. So in this case I would never use it for core drilling 🙁. As I say, I am not an expert... but I have had simular experiences... and it hurts. I hope this helps John. Stay safe mate 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop Thanks for the quick reply Frank, I think I will drill a circle of smaller holes and then take the middle out with a larger bit. Thanks for the advice. Subscribed
@@Bluejohn 😁👍
Would it break up concrete post ?
Hello. I bought this recently. Took it back as it was too heavy . Can't really keep hold it for long periods of time. Also because of its bulky front not easy to get into tight spaces. Especially when u are on the roof !.
Thanks for the great review. I've been eyeing this model myself but the weight has been putting me off. Can you say a bit more about what it's like to be using it for an extended length of time? Thanks.
Hi, m e 😁. It is without doubt a weighty machine, but i am not the strongest person in the world and i didn't have any real problems using it for extended periods. I think the secret is to allow the tool to do all of the work 😁. If you fight against it you will suffer fatigue a lot quicker. If you are using it and it is bouncing back at you then you are pushing too hard and your arms will suffer really quickly. i hope this info helps. i still think it was great value for money and a good reliable and effective tool. Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop Thanks for that. Some sound advice there.
Can u work it anti clockwise to unscrew bolts
How do you open the grease pot?
No access to the gearbox for lube ?
How I can buy it online?
Do you have website?
Where it is made ?
Hi Ammar 😁. Thanks for watching. I think it is still available from Screwfix (in the UK) www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb631sds-6-3kg-electric-sds-plus-drill-22-piece-accessory-kit-230-240v/4172g
It's a great bit of kit.
Thanks again for watching 😁👍
You should really mention that it needs lubrication after every 5 hours or so of use or else the hammer action will stop functioning.
Hi great review BTW was thinking about buying one of these primarily to drill through plasterboard and into block walls for the fixings..do you think it would be too heavy for that? As you would be holding overhead to get the top of the boards
Hi Shane 😁. Although it's a great bit of kit I personally wouldn't want to be using it over head height for very long, it can get a bit weighty 🤔. But I would still recommend getting one just because it is such a great tool 😁. With the money you save by not buying an expensive "Yellow one" you could buy a kick stool to stand on 😀 .. it's a win win situation 😁. Thanks for watching Shane 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop good thinking 👍
Looool
Can you reverse drill it ??? Anticlockwise
😁 Hi Alfy. Yes it has forward and reverse 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
😁 Hi Alfy. Yes it has forward and reverse 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
does it have reverse ?
😁 Hi, I don't think it has ! I can't think of any time i would have used it anyway. I will check anyway and if it has I will re-post 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Hi, I bought this product & people keep going on about greasing it, what do you grease! Is it the gearbox or the bits, I can’t find any information anywhere & scared it’s going to seize up. If it’s the gearbox you’d think they’d make a massive point of saying DO NOT USE WITHOUT GREASE!!! or it will blow up in your face 🤷♂️
😁 Hi Andrew. To be perfectly honest with you I will probably not need to grease mine for years as I am not a heavy user. However, when it starts to look a bit thirsty I would recommend giving your bits a good clean (the end you inser in to the drill) and give then a coating of EP grease (high pressure grease) before re inserting them. Also if you have been doing dusty work just give everything a wipe and a quick spray with Wd40 before storing it away, that should make what grease is there last longer. I hope this was of some help. Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop thank you for getting back & for putting my mind at rest
Hi do you think I can use this for a one off 150mm diameter cut for a kitchen hood duct? I know I should use a diamond core but it’s a breeze block single wall.
😁 Hi Shahed. This is not designed for that size of hole. I am by no means an expert but I believe a "dedicated core drill" has a different clutch mechanism, a standard SDS or SDS+ is designed for hammer and conventional drilling. The concern is with core drilling the amount of torque required is a lot greater and a higher risk of the core drill "digging in".... this drill will not allow for that and will either twist itself out of your hand.... or twist your hand off of your wrist..... in a bad way 😖. So in this case I would never use it for core drilling 🙁. As I say, I am not an expert... but I have had simular experiences... and it hurts. I hope this helps. The best option is drilling a series of smaller holes (say 10mm) in a circle and then knocking the middle out. Stay safe mate 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop Thanks Frank👍🏼👍🏼
Er Frank that’s serious duck abuse....
"No ducks were harmed during the making of this video".... well... almost...lol 😂🤣😂🤣.
We can drill earth also brother
can you vary the speed with the trigger I need it to turn a fitting on lifting gearbox would like to have choice of low revs
Hi Tony 😁. I've just checked and I'm afraid there is no gradual control on the trigger 🙁. It appears to just be a physical "switch". So on setting 1 it will instantly go to 200 RPM. You can then vary the speed up to 750 RPM by adjusting the variable speed switch. So I suspect it may not be suitable for turning a secondary gearbox as the initial inertia is quite high 🙁. I hope this helps Tony. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Just bought this today can it be plugged in to a normal extension lead?
Hi J 😀. Yep, normal extension lead no problem. But I would advise using the shortest lead possible. And if you use a wind up type of lead make sure you unwind it completely. A long lead will increase the overall resistance and could cause issues with fuse trips etc (it's a big subject). I hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Does it have a reverse on the drill as I just bought one of these and it only goes one way??
😁 Hi, I don't think it has a reverse. I must admit I would probably prefer to use a dedicated driver for any reverse work. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁👍
What do you mean by dedicated driver??
Thanks for replying thought because I was looking last night and couldn't find a reverse but now you've told me it don't have one that's a big help. You got a subscribe from me 👍
@@sdsfulham 😃 Thanks so much for the sub, much appreciated 😁. What i mean by a dedicated driver is... you obviously wouldn't run a drill backwards so I assume you would want to use it to undo something. Using a dedicated driver like the Stanley fatmax FMC647B-XJ or the Dewalt Dcf899hp2 (depending on what you want to do). The internal gearbox on these units are designed specifically for undoing screws or nuts etc. I hope that helps 😁👍
Hi Frank, top quality video. What is the extra drill chuck used for? nice1 mate
Hi Jack 😁. It's a separate chuck but with the SDS shaft on it. So it can be fitted in to the drill and then you can use "standard" drill bits, I.e. non SDS drill bits. Hope that helps 😁. Thanks for watching Jack 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop Oh right I get ya, perfect thanks again!
You can get a good one from Argos for £50
🤔 The Guild SDS was not available two years ago when I made the video. If it was I may have given it a go. But the Titan one is still going strong so I think I made the right choice at the time. Thanks for watching Tommy 😁👍
@@frankslittleworkshop The Guild is 1000w - will this be strong enough to drill into a garage floor. I only need it to drill a few holes as a one-off.
@@tommyharris5817 😁 i have never used the Guild, but a 1kW SDS should be more than enough (unless the floor is made of something special). But i would highly recommend getting a really good drill bit if you can 😁👍
You could have gave a demo.
🤔🤔 Think you may need to watch the video again 🤔 ??
For SDS plus this thing is just heavy my Bosch SDS max hammer is as big as this one
😂🤣 The Bosch GBH 5-40 DCE (equivelent) is £480...... this isn't.🤔
It as a magnesium gear box, not the casing.
This thing won't work for very long looks cheap
😂🤣 I've already been using it for a year and it's still working a treat 😂
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