Mag drill

[acorn]

There was a thread on here a while ago about mag drills.

I tried searching to no avail.

Any recommendations for occasional farm use.

AC

 

[Bob c]

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/mag-drill-recommendation.153960/

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/mag-drill.144952/

 

[tomlad]

I like my jei bought from magdrill.com as recommended on here

 

[nick...]

I got one from magdrill.com too.very helpful aswell
Nick...

 

[Bury the Trash]

There was a thread on here a while ago about mag drills.

I tried searching to no avail.

Any recommendations for occasional farm use.

AC

try using the box at the bottom of the search area .... 'google custom search'

 

[tomlad]

I struggle searching for stuff on here

 

[Munkul]

Rotabroach stuff - very good quality, they have two lines on the market atm while stockists are phasing out the older line of models (Panther etc) to make way for the new line up (element 40-100 etc)

There is nothing wrong with the older ones, only significant difference to my mind is that the newer ones have internal wiring - less prone to get damaged, but if you're careful and only using it once in a blue moon, it will last forever.

They do a "commando 40" which is a rebadged Panther and it's a thoroughly decent bit of kit.

 

[Digester Man]

I have a classic Meddings pillar drill which only get used occasionally - could I replace it with a mag drill? Would it be able to do pretty much the same jobs?

 

[scholland]

I have a classic Meddings pillar drill which only get used occasionally - could I replace it with a mag drill? Would it be able to do pretty much the same jobs?

We got a chuck to put mag drill bits in it morse taper pillar drill, best of both words [emoji106]