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Not to dredge up an old topic, but I couldn't help myself, after using a crappy crappy drill with very "limited" hammering capability to attempt to drill holes into masonry just to mount phone system equipment, the battery would run out before I even got a 20mm deep hole drilled in masonry... I went out and purchased myself a tax-write-off DeWalt DC825 Impact Drill with two batteries and charger... and WOW, this thing has 150Nm of power, for a hand-held drill it has a shedload of power. Only used it a couple of times now, but soooo happy with the purchase.

http://www.dewalt.com.au/powertools/productdetails/catno/DC827KL/

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keith you need a hammer drill to drill into masonary! not an impact driver lol

impact drivers are for driving in screws! lol.

what are you doing exactly?

if you want to drill a hole into concrete or bricks you need this

http://www.dewalt.com.au/powertools/productdetails/catno/D25114K/

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He mentioned he got the dc825 hammer drill, but linked to the dc827 impact driver lol

Wait no, that ones an impact driver too.

Which drill did you actually get? I definitely wouldn't be using an impact driver for masonry. Hammer/impact drill all the way

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the dc825 is a impact drill though!

and so is the 827!

neither will work as a hammer drill for masonary!

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  On 08/06/2012 at 10:15 AM, Ford Freak said:

keith you need a hammer drill to drill into masonary! not an impact driver lol

impact drivers are for driving in screws! lol.

what are you doing exactly?

if you want to drill a hole into concrete or bricks you need this

http://www.dewalt.co.../catno/D25114K/

Impact Driver (in this case... maybe) is just a Hammer driver with extra torque (in a small package), so meh, does the same thing. I've seen it in action (used it), works a treat. Only drilling max to 40mm depth 4-8 holes maximum. Wall mounting of IT & Phone System equipment for customers who don't want their equipment getting f*cked.

P.S. Don't try to disappoint me... I'm happy with the purchase. It was a win in my book.

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im not trying to dissapoint ya, im was just confused what you got. lawl.

how do to write it off as a tax thing? what do you do? can I do that if I want a new drill for work?

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