Titan sds max

[tomlad]

Morning
Been breaking concrete floor yesterday and more to do , hammer chisel.
Seem to recall a few on here raving about a titan breaker ???
This one ?
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb571sds-7-7kg-electric-sds-max-drill-230-240v/15458

 

[Andy26]

This one:

Titan TTB811DRH 16.4kg Hex Shank Electric Breaker 230V - Screwfix

Order online at Screwfix.com. Adjustable auxiliary handle for increased comfort and enhanced control. Supplied with a pointed chisel, flat chisel and a carry case. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.

www.screwfix.com

 

[Crowfarmer]

Your better off with the bigger one if you have alot to do. I got the Erbauer EBR1750 as the titat one was out of stock when i needed it. I have used both and the Erbauer one has much better anti vibration and is worth the extra.

 

[tomlad]

Much bigger breasts then

 

[Robert K]

Morning
Been breaking concrete floor yesterday and more to do , hammer chisel.
Seem to recall a few on here raving about a titan breaker ???
This one ?
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb571sds-7-7kg-electric-sds-max-drill-230-240v/15458

I have a new one I’d sell don’t use it since we have a digger breaker

 

[Andy26]

Much bigger beasts then

Yes, I've got both, small one good for drilling holes or breaking up tiles or plaster off wall.

Need bigger one for concrete really.

 

[tomlad]

Much bigger breasts then

beasts

Made me laugh out loud

 

[Monty]

Yes the sds drills are ok for small jobs but the purpose built concrete breakers will take out concrete slabs with ease. I have a cheap scheppach one that was on offer from aldi. I used a couple of other brands previously and they all seem to be very similar. If there's not much to do, levering it up with a bar and hitting with a sledge hammer works pretty well too.

 

[tomlad]

Found Yesterday that once we had a hole got easier, cobble and sand under cement

 

[bravheart]

Found Yesterday that once we had a hole got easier, cobble and sand under cement

Diamond blade on the angle grinder would be better than the hammer and chisel or some blows with a sledge hammer or a combination of both.

 

[tomlad]

We Stihl sawed the straight lines
Straight ish

 

[pycoed]

When I was helping my son knock down walls for a couple of new patio doors at his house, we were working together. I had my old Kango 500 (500W) & he had his Tiatan SDSMax (I think) which was 1500W. The Kango was marginally better, which shows that Chinese kiloWatts are about 300 WesternWatts...

 

[Bury the Trash]

Morning
Been breaking concrete floor yesterday and more to do , hammer chisel.
Seem to recall a few on here raving about a titan breaker ???
This one ?
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb571sds-7-7kg-electric-sds-max-drill-230-240v/15458

no better imo to get the proper breaker or not at all, Titan one (as in post #2) ok though and far less money mate has one he does groundworks etc and has diggers and hydraulic breakers etc but his not so much used hand one is one of those and he s not daft with what he buys.
ive got the one you ,mention its good fo rdrilling big long holes and i love it but breaking concrete it wouldnt be heavy enough and woild knacker someting on it soon i suspect

 

[Cowabunga]

I’ve had some experience of Titan and Erbauer and found both to be very short lived. The ones I had were certainly built down to a price and failed out of warranty but after very little work. I have a big breaker from some well known ‘Japanese’ brand that has done way more work over two decades, but probably only a few month’s work for a professional builder. I’m fairly sure that it’s a Makita. Will have a look later on.

 

[Bury the Trash]

the likes of makita ,if it is one will be a thousand quid or so dearer , so it darn well should be better. courses for horses.

 

[Lincs Lass]

I have the Hilti TE1000 and the Makita HM1214C sds max ,
Havent been stumped with anything either wont punch through

 

[tomlad]

Einhell 15kg 1600W Demolition Hammer

This Einhell demolition hammer is a powerful tool with a robust construction you can count on. Mains-powered and with a single impact power of 43 J, it is rugged enough for any demolition work in homes or out in a garden. An impact rate of 0-1800 bpm will get you through a lot of work in a short...

www.toolstation.com

Ow y did i google
Another option , good reviews

 

[TheTallGuy]

I’ve had some experience of Titan and Erbauer and found both to be very short lived. The ones I had were certainly built down to a price and failed out of warranty but after very little work. I have a big breaker from some well known ‘Japanese’ brand that has done way more work over two decades, but probably only a few month’s work for a professional builder. I’m fairly sure that it’s a Makita. Will have a look later on.

I've had an Erbauer SDS drill for around 20 years and whilst it doesn't get quite so much use these days it hasn't had an easy life and got used extensively during its early life. It's been left out in the rain, dropped, used as a breaker, hung from its power lead, etc., but it solidly refuses to die. On the flipside I had a 9 inch grinder that after a couple of longish sessions the plastic around the bush housings went brittle and failed. The warranty claim was rejected as it was sold as light use only and I had over done it!

 

[tomlad]

Sorry which model @TheTallGuy

 

[TheTallGuy]

Sorry which model @TheTallGuy

It's so old and abused that pretty much every marking has rubbed off & none of the current models look anything like it.