Cordless sds- Milwaukee 18v or Bosch 36v

[nickblake]

i think you need to go the gym mate, the bosch isnt that heavy.

arthritis in my shoulders and hands everything's heavy to me

 

[Mark1985]

ive got an 18 volt Milwaukee best piece of kit i have ever bought blows the backside off my old 24 volt Hitachi drilled a 25mm hole through a 2ft thick wall the other day got a little warm did the job good investment have you tried to lift the bosh 36 volt if your doing alot you may well need to go to the gym for a few weeks first

Ive seen the milwaukee 18v with two 4amp batteries for £349..good price. Then i can upgrade my combi aswell. Its getting more expensive by the minute:willy_nilly:

 

[nickblake]

Ive seen the milwaukee 18v with two 4amp batteries for £349..good price. Then i can upgrade my combi aswell. Its getting more expensive by the minute:willy_nilly:

Good thing is you can add items i got a bear bones circular saw uses the same batteries one charger i have got 3 batteries

 

[High Tower]

Ive seen the milwaukee 18v with two 4amp batteries for £349..good price. Then i can upgrade my combi aswell. Its getting more expensive by the minute:willy_nilly:

I paid a about the same for my smaller Hilti TE-2, (the bottom pic) and although I do rate Milwaukee, Hilti is still far superior! With much better service

 

[Kenny Brooks]

Hi,

I'm looking to get a cordless sds mainly doing commercial so don't really need chisel. Mainly be used for fixings, 12mm anchors etc and maybe the odd 20mm hole.

Has anyone used the milwaukee m18 sds?? are 18v sds drills up to the job???. Was looking at bosch 36v aswell but there pricey

What are peoples opinions?

Cheers Mark

I use the 36v Bosch , fantastic piece of kit,very powerful. I use it for cutting back boxes in too. Batteries last ages. Well worth the money. Bosch 3 warranty is very good too ,they will come to your job or home to pick up the tool if any faults occur.