SDS drills

[Paddington]

My 20 year old plus Wickes 500w SDS drill has finally called it a day and I'm after a replacement. I need to drill say 10mm in steel and 26mm in concrete, price around £100-£150 as I have some tokens for Amazon. Got a cordless De Walt which I'm happy with, and a cordless Makita which is OK but overheats with prolonged use. Would not have B&D or Erbauer, but apart from that no prefences. A Kango action might be useful sometime. Looking at around 800w input.
Any ideas?

 

[Blue.]

Have a good de-Walt sds I've had it near 12 years now and its had a hard life,trouble is all the newer stuff is shite so wouldn't recommend any.

 

[snarling bee]

Whatever you do, do not buy a Draper. Been there done that got the t shirt etc

 

[Paddington]

Whatever you do, do not buy a Draper. Been there done that got the t shirt etc

Yes, I've got a Draper grease gun which is bad enough.

 

[case-100]

Iv had one of these for 3 years now

Hitachi DH24PC3 SDS-Plus Hammer Drill 230V 800W

Has drilled a lot of re-enforced concrete etc no problems. Slip clutch is a great job for larger drill bits. Can put an adaptor chuck in it also and change to rotary mode for drilling wood steel etc. think I paid around a £100 for mine

 

[nick...]

Was some advertised in the sun yesterday in an Aldi advert,about 36 quid.probably fine for odd jobs and 3 year warranty
Nick.....

 

[Y Fan Wen]

Was some advertised in the sun yesterday in an Aldi advert,about 36 quid.probably fine for odd jobs and 3 year warranty
Nick.....

That's what I've got. Originally to carve away bedrock in a new doorway. Gets used for all sorts now.