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Location: Cambridgeshire
Car Model/Spec: ph1 Dturbo
dont buy cheep. go for the screwfix set
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Location: Aylesbury
Car Model/Spec: 320bhp Impreza WRX
How much of a set does he want? I wouldn't buy anything less than Bosch Titanium ones.
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Location: Buckinghamshire
Car Model/Spec: 306 1.9D
These are a bit of a bargain at the moment for £5! I got 2 sets the other day.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-drill-bi...tAodIVoADg
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I use dormer drills, they don't take a good sharpen tho
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That bosch set seems no good if you want a hole drilling bigger than 10mm but smaller than 16mm,nothing in between.
Other one can't be beat for a fiver can it?
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I got a set of dewalt one bloody good but not cheap
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Don't bother with Makita bits. I bought their 20 quid set for work a few months ago when i needed a few and they lasted all of about 30 seconds. I had a CK set before that and they were really good! Just a shame the guys in my office think a set of CK metal bits will do everything including masonry
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