Needlework?
A 3 jaw chuck, yes. I'd already picked up (and I guess it makes sense) not to use it for hammer drilling. The third video shows it being used and to my inexperienced eyes it looks like it can't do anything but wobble... I struggle to believe it could make a proper hole.
The aluminium case with SDS attachments that Makita make.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/mk-d21200-sds-17pce[/QUOTE]
Oh, right. Good set, that.
I suspect I should have gone for a percussion drill, rather than reached for the SDS - even if I did think I was getting a bargain.
If you have very hard walls, an SDS is what you want. But you can't expect it to replace an ordinary drill for all tasks.
Well, I need an ordinary drill and this was supposed to be a drill that could also handle the walls.
I think I should be returning the drill and the SDS bit set and getting this instead.
http://www.toolstop.co.uk/makita-hp...n-drill-c-w-keyless-chuck-240v-p12198[/QUOTE]
Yes, that should handle most walls well enough.
however any drilling I do about the house needs to be precise so I guess I've made a mistake in thinking an SDS drill was a normal drill with extra power.
An SDS is indeed not just a normal drill. They are very different beasts. Accuracy is fine for hammer drilling, otherwise, not so much.
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