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    Hi,

    Can anybody recommend a good hammer drill for chipping unveven concrete budget 100?

    Cheers

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    I bought a cheap one years ago from 5crewfix and its still going strong.....very heavy though
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    what kind is it mate?

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    Its called a Titan.
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    i got that one too, cost me 40 quid i think, still going strong and ive ripped up many a floor with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by andy allen View Post
    i got that one too, cost me 40 quid i think, still going strong and ive ripped up many a floor with it.
    Same as mine, came with about 4 chisels and hole drills too, think they have gone up in price now but I seem to remember it being on sale at the time anyway.
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    thanks guys

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    Buy a cheapy from B&Q, use it til it breaks and then return it, along with receipt.
    Make sure you're not in branded workwear and you should get your money back no problem.
    Don't try and get a refund at weekend.

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    bought mccalister from B&Q am pretty positive came with 3 yr garantee in 2nd year now and still going strong cost £80 comes with chisels and drill bots and soley used for ripping up or ripping out good tool imo

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