Corded hammer drill recommendation?

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Gazanimal
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Corded hammer drill recommendation?

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I've got a concrete garage which is laid on a concrete base & at times I need to drill a few holes for brackets, wiring etc but I've been using a cordless 24v hammer drill I bought cheap a few years back.I'm finding it's just not upto the task anymore & was looking at getting a corded drill.

My dad swears by his Black & Decker corded hammer drill that he's had for years but I thought I'd ask for opinions please.

Anyone recommend something decent?It's not going to be used every day,just general DIY as & when needed, say for sub-£70.

Thanks :boxing:
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Post by ultimatehandyman »

Here are two bargains-

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/99910/Pow ... Drill-240V


This one is that cheap that you may have to get something else to qualify for free post and packing-

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/23674/Pow ... mmer-Drill

Hoovie came up with a good idea of getting giftvouchers to make up the price to get free post and packing, you can then use the gift vouchers next time :wink:

Black and decker used to be good thirty years back, now they are not so good.
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Post by Gazanimal »

Thanks ultimatehandyman.

The Ryobi is just what I'm looking for & I need to order a few things for the electrics for my garage so it should bump up the order value. :D

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Post by chippymike »

dont forget to get some sds bits for it too
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Post by Gazanimal »

chippymike wrote:dont forget to get some sds bits for it too
Bah, that's what parents are for. :lol:
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Post by fin »

you can normally pick up dewalt sds drills off ebay for about £50 could be worth a look
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