Recommendations for my new drill

[m4tty]

Hi,

Merry Xmas

Just wondered if you knew best place to get bits for my new drill (photo attached).

Cheers Guinness

 

[kerching]

they have them on QVC [shopping channel]

cryogenically hardened, lifetime guarantee and they have a 'professional quality' laser guide line, and a torch, :coat

 

[Larnacaman]

QVC ....or Ideal World shopping channel??

 

[Riggy]

Without wanting to sound disrespectful to the other posters, you've got a serious piece of kit there. Their lightweight solutions are a waste of time, try something like this:

http://www.lhsdrill.com/products_detail/&productId=46d94bcb-707d-48dd-8653-9d8746266076&comp_stats=comp-FrontProducts_list01-1278033453231.html

Or failing that, try Early Learning Centre!

 

[andylherts]

could be hard getting parts, from the picture you seem to have been duped into buying the aussie version.

Guinness

 

[Megaohm7]

Have you tried International rescue?? I've heard they are very good..They just might have some bits for your drill in pod 3 thunderbird 2.. :^O

 

[kme]

Don`t waste your money on the well-meant but un-necessary suggestions above. You`ll find the supplied bit / bits (if you have the kit version) will easily outlast the life of the drill - which, in itself will be dependant on the materials you`re drilling.

Lucky you, getting such a quality piece of kit as a present :Applaud :Salute

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

Aren't those the ones fully compliant with latest 'Health & Safety' regs?

Triple insulated..

Cordless..

Low noise..

Minimal dust..

Light weight..

Safe for use in ALL environments..

even..

working at height, in a confined space, with no safety glasses or ear defenders, in the rain!!!

:worship

Got to get me one of those!

:x :x:x:x

 

[Sidewinder]

Specs,

You mean a hand drill, watch this space they are due to make a comeback...

:Blushing:coat