18 volt sds

[Leo21]

What's the best and where's the cheapest? I'm thinking Milwaukee, anyone got any experience. Or got the cordless vac the you can get.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

what battery's /cordless tools you got already?

 

[Leo21]

what battery's /cordless tools you got already?

Nothing 18 volt, I've got an old 28 volt metabo that's just gone pop.

 

[hammers4spanner]

I have milwaukee and its a beast but not cheap stuff

 

[AMW]

I've got all 18v dewalt from sds to wet/dry vac and range of batteries can't fault them but there not cheap

 

[Rickster123]

I'm still loving my ryobi 18v gear. I use and abuse those drills every day and they haven't let me down. Batteries last well and are cheap to replace if needed.

 

[Leo21]

I'm still loving my ryobi 18v gear. I use and abuse those drills every day and they haven't let me down. Batteries last well and are cheap to replace if needed.

Ryobi, you do make me larrrrfff. Oh! Are you being serious?

 

[Rickster123]

Ryobi, you do make me larrrrfff. Oh! Are you being serious?

Mate I love them! I fit more rads and boilers in a week than most do in a month so they've been well tested! And they're cheap, you're northern, they're cheap.... Match made in heaven!

 

[Leo21]

I've got all 18v dewalt from sds to wet/dry vac and range of batteries can't fault them but there not cheap

How do you find the vac? Is it powerful enough for catchment spaces? And light? Does the drill cope twin 24mm drills in 9 inch walls?

 

[hammers4spanner]

Mate I love them! I fit more rads and boilers in a week than most do in a month so they've been well tested! And they're cheap, you're northern, they're cheap.... Match made in heaven!

You probably it more rads than i do all year