Help choosing new car

[brightspark]

Metabo KH 5-40 1100w SDS Max Combination Hammer In Carry Case

Metabo KH 5-40 1100w SDS Max Combination Hammer In Carry Case The KH 5-40 is an SDS-max combination hammer with 2 functions: hammer drilling and chiselling. Features the Metabo S-automatic safety clutch: mechanical decoupling of the drive for safe working should the drill stop unexpectedly. The...

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That was the one that caught my eye...

that is one nice drill and virtualy last forever i have a metabo 1000 watt sds drill and a twin disk diamond wall chaser. i like there gear

 

[addjunkie]

Hire a big hilti…

As for the Ferrari….one of my Sunday club was offered a ride in his bosses….had to be helped up off the deck after he had to rollout of it. A young mans car!

 

[premmington]

that is one nice drill and virtualy last forever i have a metabo 1000 watt sds drill and a twin disk diamond wall chaser. i like there gear

I did not think that was too dear to be honest....

 

[brightspark]

I did not think that was too dear to be honest....

i have 2 bosch ones verry simlar well worth buying

 

[premmington]

Hire a big hilti…

That is another option - for some unkown reason I never hire tools now (I used too for one off jobs).

 

[premmington]

i have 2 bosch ones verry simlar well worth buying

I already got one Bosch 7kg SDS drill (6.8kg I think) - that was about £500 when I bought it from memory.

 

[Popcorn]

 

[Memmeddu]

Metabo KH 5-40 1100w SDS Max Combination Hammer In Carry Case

Metabo KH 5-40 1100w SDS Max Combination Hammer In Carry Case The KH 5-40 is an SDS-max combination hammer with 2 functions: hammer drilling and chiselling. Features the Metabo S-automatic safety clutch: mechanical decoupling of the drive for safe working should the drill stop unexpectedly. The...

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That was the one that caught my eye...

Me personally, I'd go either with Bosch or Makita as they are easily serviceable.

 

[keithski122]

I was looking at Hilti ones - but they big bucks!

£70 for a screwfix one, two years warranty, if it goes wrong exchange it if it does the job its paid for itself. I bought mine as it was cheaper than getting someone to core drill my drive for fence posts, its lasted for two or three other jobs so its earned its way.

 

[Climber]

Sorry, back on topic. I was talking to a friend about owning a Ferrari only the other day. We concluded there is a fairly narrow age range, during which you don't look like a complete wally. If you get one too young, it looks like Daddy's money bought it, and if you own one when you are over 40 you just look like a desperate mid life crisis, trying to bolster a fragile ego.
If you want a Ferrari, get it in your late 20s / early 30s.

Ps. I think the f80 is invitation only, so not an option for most of us.