The ByggPutte referred to are great..
We personally use Apex bits, but they are quite tricky to get hold of, so I bought a whole bunch when I finally found them..
Just choose a branded bit, and make sure it is turned down..
We personally use Apex bits, but they are quite tricky to get hold of, so I bought a whole bunch when I finally found them..
Just choose a branded bit, and make sure it is turned down..
Okay, the ones I had were some cheap variants.
One of the bits worked reasonably well for the few drywall screws I drove in, but it was primarily when I was driving wood screws (some brass-colored variant that was cheaper than stainless steel) that the bits wore down after just a few screws! Do you think it would work if I bought better bits, or does it also depend on the machine? I have a Bosch hammer drill (Clas Ohlson - Hammer Drill Bosch PSB 500 RE-Spotlight Hammer Drill order by mail) that I was planning to use for driving the screws.
Next question: Where can one expect to get professional bits in Gothenburg?? Do the hardware stores like Hornbach, Beijer, Bauhaus have those? Or do I need to find something else?
One of the bits worked reasonably well for the few drywall screws I drove in, but it was primarily when I was driving wood screws (some brass-colored variant that was cheaper than stainless steel) that the bits wore down after just a few screws! Do you think it would work if I bought better bits, or does it also depend on the machine? I have a Bosch hammer drill (Clas Ohlson - Hammer Drill Bosch PSB 500 RE-Spotlight Hammer Drill order by mail) that I was planning to use for driving the screws.
Next question: Where can one expect to get professional bits in Gothenburg?? Do the hardware stores like Hornbach, Beijer, Bauhaus have those? Or do I need to find something else?