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It's a 500W mains powered affair, the thing spins, it's just not eating the concrete. . Will ask a mate or two if they have something larger...
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Domestic drill won't touch foundation concrete - as you've discovered
I had to hire one of the big sod off things out of a shop to do something similiar, even a SDS type drill I borrowed wasn't tickling it.
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I went to a rapid hire place when i fitted my ground anchor (i made them at work...36mm rawl bolt biatch )
I'll get a pic of one of them later, big chunky ass things (made 2)
i hired a SDS maxi drill and a 36mm bit for the week.
£13 for the drill and about £2.50 for the bit and they made mince meat of the concrete
The bolts took some braying in so i think they are pretty much stuck there...but saying that, about 2 2weeks after i fitted it my dad said he was organising a new garage to be put in  |
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both wrists are knackered from a 40mph Mountain bike smash 10+ years ago so I need to be able to get through the floor as quickly as possible. Otherwise I get a ton of pain as all the little bones in my wrists jostle for position.. ..
Mind you, my current drill punched a hole for an electrical cable through the solid brick wall of my house with no problems, chewing through bbricks and steel with just the wall bit.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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