Titan SF25X2.2 6Kg SDS Hammer Drill 230V

[AndyBill]

Anyone bought one of these?



Titan SF25X2.2 6Kg SDS Hammer Drill 230V

Superb value soft-grip SDS Rotary Hammer Drill kit with 18 pieces of good quality accessories. Adjustable front handle with depth stop, safety clutch and variable speed control. Includes carry case.
1250W
18 Piece Accessory Kit
SDS Plus
Variable Speed
Carry Case
Accessory Kit: Auxiliary handle, metal depth gauge, dust cover, spanner, hammer, plastic container grease, flat chisel, U chisel, pointed chisel. 2 x core cutters (65mm, 80mm) with SDS plus shank and pilot drill . 5 x SDS HSS drill bits Ti-coated: (5 x 100, 6 x 110, 8 x 120, 10 x 130, 12 x 140mm). 8 x SDS masonry drill bits: (6 x 110, 8 x 110, 10 x 110, 12 x 50, 14 x 50, 16 x 200, 18 x 350, 20 x 400mm).
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£69.99

 

[eggplant]

ok, split that down a little:

Superb value =probaly crap

18 pieces of good quality accessories = would cost more than the drill for DECENT quality bits the same as listed alone

safety clutch = good

1250W = probably the input power, not a lot to go on, notice how it doesnt mention the output power or impact energy.

The old saying, you get what you pay for. Now if you only own a standard percussion drill, then upgrading to that will be like going from a fiat uno to a bmw, but compared to others, I imagine it wont be that good. For the odd diy job though, I imagine it will be fine.

 

[AndyBill]

I actually ordered this from Screwfix,
and got it today , looks a bit rough and tacky,
but lets give it a go hey?

its got 12 months on it

 

[Thermo]

I had a cheapie sds from screwfix a few years ago. Heavy and rough. ive binned it and for about £60 more i got a decent dewalt one they were selling off.

Sorry if thats too late!

 

[^woody^]

All those sds drills of similar design arre cr@p. They are too heavy, and don't last long in use.

I had a similar cheapie from Argos literally shake itself to bits on its second job breaking out some brickwork. I have heard similar tales from other users. They are the bic biro of the drilling world