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Hi, is there a socket box sinker on the market that will work on older (Tougher) type house bricks, or is it just a case of good old lump hammer, chisel, and lots of holes with a masonry drill ??
 
you just answerewd it. holes and chisel. forget the socket sinkers. they should have been sunk with the titanic. they are useless
 
:D there are a couple of members who will be more than happy to sell you theirs for a lot less than they paid for them if you fancy a go :)
 
i have the best socket sinker going. it's called an apprentice. available at any job centre,
 
I take it that's one bit of kit not to bother with when I tool up then, lol. Glad I came across this. maybe you guys can do a thread listing tools to avoid? :)
 
no they are great :rolleyes::rolleyes::D sirkit has one for sale so i can`t say anything bad before its sold :p:D

Best and cleanest piece of kit in the van. light use and kit is complete although it is only single socket size. To be honest it would be more use hanging on the christmas tree than is is for cutting bricks.
 
SDS scutch with an decently powerful drill for me in brick. Posted on here previously that I rewired a sandstone cottage a couple of years ago and the socket box sinker kit was invaluable as the sandstone absorbed the chisel impact but the rotary cutter in the armeg kit got rid of most of the cut out in no time
 

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