Thinking of getting an SDS percussion drill.. any recommends/steer clear of drills.?

Have you got a budget in mind Dave?

Open..

I have the 110v version of this Hitachi DH24PB3 SDS Plus Hammer Drill 2 Mode 2.3Kg 240V | eBay UK I bought it in feb 2008 and use it as my mixing paddle and a breaker when removing tiles, so it gets used every day and I swear it hasn't put a foot wrong. I'm a big fan of Hitachi power tools now after owning this. The only downside I'd say is it doesn't have a variable speed or a slow start but, if you aren't using it as a mixer then that ain't a problem!

Nice !!!

I've got a DeWalt (DW 25405) that cost me about £199. Didn't realise the power this thing had when I first used it.....nearly destroyed the blooming floor I was trying to straighten out!!!
http://www.expresstools.co.uk/shop/p...us-675165.html

Looking at the price on there, seems like I got a bargain!!

Try these Dave never had any issues with the ones i have Hilti Online

Had my dewalt about 9 years now, cost £125 back then and still going strong. I think it must have drilled to Jay and back by now! Certainly paid it's way a thousand times over.That said I know a lot of other dewalt tools I bought at the time had a far better build quality back then than now.Dewalt clearly still make some great tools ala the tile cutter but they also make some rubbish ones.Hmmm haven't really helped have I?

titan from screwfix.........fourty quid .....must of ripped up hundreads m2 of floors with it.

i use a bosch 2kg sds plus it drills and chisels and is an excellent piece of kit(had it 2yrs now) and comes with a 3yr warranty.Screw fix are doing them for £175(page 966).Although i really rate the bosch if i was to be buying another drill i'd probably go for a milwaukee as i've got a set of there 18v li-ion drills and there EXCELLENT i'd not go back to any other.

go cheap sds drills get a hell of a battering and will fall apart

i paid £30 from b&q with a two year warranty must be corded