Dónde las consigo?

Address name? ArmegLtdDrilling?

Anyone else start coughing as a subconscious reaction to the dust?

Como se llama esa pinche llave.

yep takes about 5 days to sink one box with this

We’re sorry you’ve experienced an issue with our EBS system. We’d like to help you further with this - please could you email [email protected] confirming when and where this was purchased and an image showing the fault? Best regards Armeg team

I had one. It went blunt after 3 holes. Utter crap

fuck basin wrenches.

Thats awesome

These are the only holesaws I use !! 20mm - 40mm . By far the best holesaws ok the market, I have tried the CK ones and the starrett and they really don’t compare !

Where can I order this tools ?

Look good on paper

I am a bit concerned when the sds bolster comes out onto brickwork. Especially old brickwork. Only because ive seen some cowboys . A few diamoond core drills would be less vibrating and just as quick. Or an angle grinder and a flat screwdriver. Not knocki g the invention because i respect people who create solutions. Perhaps the kit could come with a sharp chisel bit. Not a bolster. And a shapening jig for the chisel. Liking the dust extraction shroud

Donde la puedo comprar esa llave en argentina ?

Probably nice if doing a hole or two in a decorated house but i prefer to chase the holes with my wall chaser and let the plasterer make good. I get a good deep box with hardly any dust in about 1 minute using my chaser.

Cool

Should I get the 111mm or 127mm version?

Esmucho ruido y trabaja muy lento

From 36 seconds till the end. What's the name and product of the last chisel the goes behind the skirting board to make access easy for the wire? I've had a look online and doesnt come included with the set

Good video !!!

Can you deliver this tools in Hyderabad in India

Thank you for not talking.

SDS scutch chisel. So much cheaper. And so much better.

Most of these chisel videos are always on a breeze blocks. Why not on bricks...Because it looks easy with breeze blocks there softer

Thank you boss, for this video! Great help. More power.

hi u any have square drill bit for electrical box i see same video & images in you tub like that please reply i needed

interesting .. never seen a core on hammer before

Best tap spanner I've used so far

I'd like to see something similar that could be operated with a ratchet spanner for those super awkward backnuts.

can you attach this to ANY electric drill? where do I buy it from?

Still just as easy to use a 8mm sds drill and stitch around the brick every 2 cm.

Just bought one of these for a internal fireplace. not cheap but if it works and does not snap I will be happy.

These should just be treated as a gimmick tool. I imagine you wont get many done before they start to wear out. diamond blade angle grinder and an sds drill will work just as well. Heck if your not doing many a hammer and chisel will get you by.

Nice one Paul! Just remember - grease the SDS shank before use, try to minimise the "levering" action and don't use for more than 20 minutes in one go without allowing it to cool in still air. All these measures should ensure your chisel will give you many hours of trouble free operation.

just got one off these, can't wait to try it out!

Contact your local Armeg distributor for pricing G-Dog. You can call the office to find a distributor close to yourself. 01246411081

Hi Guys, A lot of people will, with experience, be able to tell how deep they need to go by looking. Alternatively you could use the depth stop on your power tool (the bar that fastens to the front handle) to stop yourself from going too deep.

I need one

Ha Ha nice one Hugh! Got to admire the cheek!

Hey Armeg, if i put a sticker on the side of my van, will you sponsor me with core bits, chisel bits, and normal sds bits. We can agree on the sticker size!

As long as the brick is not too hard, you'll be fine. They will wear quicker than in medium density block but can be re-sharpened with a good quality file or a grinder when they lose their edge.

Thanks. I should have said that I was referring to ordinary red wall brick. Engineering brick is something else again!

Hi, Armeg channelling chisels are not designed to be used in really hard bricks (e.g. engineering bricks) but work fine in softer bricks (e.g. facing bricks). As you can see in the video they work really well in meium density blockwork.

How well does it go through brick?

Thats what i am wondering. Its all well and good if you are going in to a thick solid brick wall, but how about softer internal walls for example. Could very well end up going straight threw..

How do you know when you have reached the requirerd depth with this tool? i.e depth of the back box?

Good tool but you still need your other tap spanners. It won't do catering sinks, or any basins with pipework or 'boxing in' close under it. A bit of a show off tool really.....And expensive compared to other tap spanners. I'm ordering mine next payday!!! :)

I want one

That's neat. I'm looking to remove brick from one area of a wall, install french doors and rebuild using the same removed brick. Got a video on how to do this?

Yes, this will cut MDF.