New drill for mixing / ripping up floors - Tile Advice

[Matt Bott]

hi I work on site a lot And use makita battery power tools I really need a mixer but I also strip and retile a lot of floors after searching a lot I've come to the conclusion of this.
Makita DHR242Z 18V SDS Plus Brushless Rotary Hammer Drill Bare Unit - https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Makita-Dhr242Z-0088381654326-18V-Sds-Plus-Brushless-Rotary-Hammer-Drill-Bare-Unit

Before I pay out I want to make sure you more experienced tilers would do the same

Thanks

 

[White Room]

As it's a bare unit you'll end up paying £280

 

[Matt Bott]

It's ok I have the 5ah batteries and a duel charger already sorry should of said but thanks for the heads up. Do you think it will be able to mix wel I don't have any experience with using drills over big mixers

 

[White Room]

Maybe ok for adhesive but I have never used one.

 

[LM]

You'll find 18v a bit on the weak side for mixing adhesive imo, 36v is a much better option, but obviously costs more.

If you work a lot on site then invest in Hilti, the technology and performance is incomparable. It's an expence to claim for and it'll make you money!

 

[Matt Bott]

I'll have a look into it cheers leemac so glad i asked I'll deffo go 36v thanks

 

[Italy]

in Italy, mix the soup with cordless drill.....
Joke

 

[Dumbo]

Surely 110 volt is the way to go for the jobs your asking .

 

[Old Mod]

If you rip up floors on a fairly regular basis, a scutch comb is a useful attachment for your sds.

Armeg SDS Plus Scutch Comb Chisel - http://www.NoLinksToThis/p/armeg-sds-plus-scutch-comb-chisel/50887

 

[Old Mod]

You'll find 18v a bit on the weak side for mixing adhesive imo, 36v is a much better option, but obviously costs more.

Is there a flexvolt sds available Lee?

 

[LM]

Is there a flexvolt sds available
Yes Marc there's a 54v option but if I was spending that kind of money I'd go for this as imo it'll last longer due to the quality.
TE 6-A36 (04) - Cordless Rotary Hammers - Hilti United Kingdom - https://www.hilti.co.uk/cordless-systems/cordless-rotary-hammers/r4694033

Surely 110 volt is the way to go for the jobs your asking .

Obviously anyone working commercial all have 110v but cordless options like this are great if you have to move around a site a lot that isn't powered up yet and don't have a generator or maybe have a quick repair to do!

 

[Old Mod]

You'll find 18v a bit on the weak side for mixing adhesive imo, 36v is a much better option, but obviously costs more.

 

[LM]

Yeah Hilti kinda does that with most competitors

 

[Qwerty]

in Italy, mix the soup with cordless drill.....
Joke

Can you draw me a sketch please @antonio ....... I don't quite understand!

 

[Italy]

Can you draw me a sketch please @antonio ....... I don't quite understand!