Can anyone identify this SDS tool and where to buy it

[littlespark]

What about one of these kits? Any good
80 quid ex vat in my local YESSS

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What about one of these kits? Any good
80 quid ex vat in my local YESSS

 

[Andy78]

much easier to stich drill and then use a sds scutch chisel. using this method, i do a double box cut-out in engineering brick in 10 minutes or less.

I must admit I've never really given stitch drilling a proper go, always seemed a bit long winded to me than just scutch chopping once through the plaster.
I have a rewire starting Monday so may give it a try for the first 20 boxes and see how it works out.

 

[PEG]

Whatever method you choose,it goes without saying,the material being carved,is the deciding factor.

I have dealt with innocent looking walls in Cornwall and Wales,where every fifth aperture,required a thermic lance

 

[Andy78]

Whatever method you choose,it goes without saying,the material being carved,is the deciding factor.

I have dealt with innocent looking walls in Cornwall and Wales,where every fifth aperture,required a thermic lance

Hahah, all good up here. 95% of my work is Victorian/Edwardian era red brick.

 

[nicebutdim]

Similar to SDS "bushing tool".

 

[dnjr]

What about one of these kits? Any good
80 quid ex vat in my local YESSS

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[automerge]1574973949[/automerge]
What about one of these kits? Any good
80 quid ex vat in my local YESSS

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I’ve got one of those. Work ok but take so long too set up it stays in the garage

 

[PEG]

I’ve got one of those. Work ok but take so long too set up it stays in the garage

....which is exactly the same reason,i'll be putting my 'pleasure doll',on ebay...