Mag Drill

Goggles

Member
Location
Hertfordshire
Evening all,
I know mag drills have been covered before but I’m after some advice.
Eveyone here raves about them, so we’re going to get one. We need something middle of the road, that will be used for various jobs around the farm. Don’t want to spend mega bucks, but don’t want tat. What should we look for, and avoid. Any tips or tricks. Also, where’s the best place to buy appropriate drill bits.
Any help greatly appreciated.
 

Suffolksucklers

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North Suffolk
Rotabroach here, my tip would be that bigger isn't always better. Depends on what you want it for but we have used ours a lot to fix barriers etc in buildings and as it's a smaller model you could get in between webbings on girders etc. Cutters seem to last forever as you are always cutting even etc
 

Sharpy

Member
Livestock Farmer
Had an evolution, fantastic tool, same as @Phil P old model, someone broke the shaft down to the cutter and when I phoned evolution I was told they didn't keep spares for it as a new model had came out. They told me to buy a new one, so I told them I would not be buying an evolution as no backup.
Bought a Jei Minibeast, happy with it, internal lube reservoir very neat, only gripe is the switch position.
 
Had an evolution, fantastic tool, same as @Phil P old model, someone broke the shaft down to the cutter and when I phoned evolution I was told they didn't keep spares for it as a new model had came out. They told me to buy a new one, so I told them I would not be buying an evolution as no backup.
Bought a Jei Minibeast, happy with it, internal lube reservoir very neat, only gripe is the switch position.
The mini beast is a cracking machine had one then bought a rotabroach panther on paper better spec and bigger power etc but in reality not as good or strong
 

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