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RYOBI SDS Plus Hammer Drill 2kg £49.99 save £30!


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FOUND BY: cjdavey 1 year, 10 months ago

Good drill at an excellent price, Save £30 free delivery

For drilling into wood, steel, ceramics and for screwdriving applications. Live tool indicator glows blue. Gripzone overmoulded for improved comfort and positive grip. Twin bubble level for accurate drilling. Carry case.

* 650W
* SDS Plus
* Variable Speed

Specifications
No load speed 0-850rpm. Impact rate 0-4000bpm. Impact energy 1.9J. Drilling capacity in wood 32mm, steel 13mm, concrete 20mm. Weight 3kg.

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Ryobi stuff is actually rather decent.

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Ryobi stuff is quite good. I have a lot of their cordless stuff with interchangeable batteries.

Looks to me like there's some stuff missing, that maybe should be in the box, like drills etc..
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Good price for this model but no rotary stop
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Theres a bosch for £6 more supplied with sds bits, it would probably be better value.
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Good price for this model but no rotary stop
What's a rotary stop?
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Shambles:
What's a rotary stop?
Stops the rotation of the bit so you can use breaker and chiseling bits.
Very handy and saves a lot of work
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Shambles:
What's a rotary stop?
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Stops the rotation of the bit so you can use breaker and chiseling bits.
Very handy and saves a lot of work
I thought that releasing the trigger would stop the rotation of the bit

Eeh, you tekkie guys..
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I thought that releasing the trigger would stop the rotation of the bit

Eeh, you tekkie guys..
I think he means theres no function to just use the hammer function i.e. as a breaker

I would say Ryobi is on par with Bosch if not just slightly under. However for real quality stuff I would suggest to go for makita branded equipment.
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I think he means theres no function to just use the hammer function i.e. as a breaker

I would say Ryobi is on par with Bosch if not just slightly under. However for real quality stuff I would suggest to go for makita branded equipment.
Bosch is MUCH better than Ryobi. But your right about Makita they (IMO) are the best brand for drills. Makita all the way if you want something that will last
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I thought that releasing the trigger would stop the rotation of the bit

Wish i'd thought of that

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So is your nickname
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IMHO Rotary stop is essential to get the most out out of one of these drills.

The Dewalt deal http://www.screwfix.com/prods/43520?ts=97862
is much better.
I paid almost £150 for the mains drill alone 7 years ago. Still perfect despite being used as a breaker
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ryancs:
Bosch is MUCH better than Ryobi. But your right about Makita they (IMO) are the best brand for drills. Makita all the way if you want something that will last
never heard of Hilti ?

alot better than all of them
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