Na, I'd say you've been sold a fault. Send it back.
Drill Wobble?
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I did send it back - and it was stolen in the post. I've now had a refund in full from the carrier, and all is well. I bought a Makita percussion drill instead, and it doesn't wobble like that at all.
Yep, that's why I went for that. I only took the SDS Hammer drill because it was available at the same price as a percussion. I thought I was getting an added extra, rather than either a drill that can be made to be a normal drill, but works badly.
I'll never really know if it was faulty or not... most people say yes, some say no.
I guess it doesn't matter now!
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An SDS is a drill for a specific purpose, yes.
There are some which can be properly converted to work as a normal drill, they're very expensive (Bosch do a few, mostly high end cordless). An SDS is a great tool to have, but not the only tool to have.
There are some which can be properly converted to work as a normal drill, they're very expensive (Bosch do a few, mostly high end cordless). An SDS is a great tool to have, but not the only tool to have.
Or £500 for the 36V cordless version!
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