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    hi all,has anyone used these dry drills for the grinder that trade tiler sells? used the montolit ones and they were ace just wondere what opinions were on these ones from marcrist

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    Normally i prefer lubrication...

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    I've never used them Jamie, always wanted a set but the price for a full set is about 6 packs of the bathroom kit from 365 I'd say they will last years though rather than being classed as a consumable. I'll never get a set coz I'm far too tight (That's the Scot coming out in me )
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    lol dave,aye bri they are pricey i had a two monty ones and they were great i think they were bit more expensive if i remember

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    i might buy 1 bri , a smaller one you can use the sides to bore out further so can use for multi sized holes i found

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