Core Drill for boiler flues mainly

[Dotty]

well this gas safe man his losing his patience with your BS ramblings keep trolling the forums and i will give you a free,permanent holiday

Unless I beat you to it!

Now that's 2 mods warned him in open forum.

Next steps a long one!

 

[TBServices]

I have a DDM2 and its awesome. I would get the DDM3 if I was buying again.

Also they the DS150 to attach drill to and make your life easier.

 

[PETE 123]

Over the years ive gone for cheap drill when broken chuck away. Ive given up trying to win this situation as to either spend a lot for a good drill or buy cheap and have it break quicker

 

[TBServices]

Over the years ive gone for cheap drill when broken chuck away. Ive given up trying to win this situation as to either spend a lot for a good drill or buy cheap and have it break quicker

DDM don't have a chuck, just a thread to screw cores on.

 

[dancinplumba]

The blokes new to the forum and asking a serious question.

Now where's Dancin with the ddm3?

Ooo here it is

 

[dancinplumba]

The blokes new to the forum and asking a serious question.

Now where's Dancin with the ddm3?

Ooo anotha piccy

 

[TomLane]

Are they really that good?!

Do a lot of core drilling for soil (is that okay with you happyclappyflyer?) sometimes core through Cotswold stone which can be quite tough.

Do these make it quicker/easier or is it just a case they last longer?

Apologies for jumping on to this thread.

 

[dancinplumba]

Its down to the bit used, but these will take real stick, ask tamz

 

[Killy Bing]

The main difference with a cheap core drill and a quality one is you dont lose time when they bind up, over heat or decide to threw you off a ladder when you hit a wall tie....

get a hilti,marcrist or a milwaukee core drill.

bosch used to do a decent one bt they discontinued it.

put a good quality core with a decent quality core drill and youre laughing.

 

[TBServices]

Good drills don't break your wrists when the bit bites lol.