Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W
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About this product
Tackle heavy-duty masonry projects with the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill, delivering powerful 1000W performance for large diameter drilling and chiselling. Switch between three modes rotary for light tasks, hammer drilling for concrete, and chiselling for material removal. The 26mm keyless chuck handles wood, steel and masonry precisely. Includes three SDS drill bits, point and flat chisels, and a dust cover for cleaner operation. The removable auxiliary handle provides better control, while the soft-grip design reduces fatigue.
All store in the included carry case, backed by Guild's 2-year guarantee.
- 1000 watts.
- 26mm keyless chuck.
- Maximum of 990 RPM.
- 0 - 4300 blows per minute.
- Drilling capacity for wood 40mm, steel 13mm and masonry 26mm.
- Functions as hammer drill.
- Functions as SDS drill.
- Auxiliary handle.
- Cord length of 2.5m.
- Accessories included: 1 x auxiliary handle, 1 x depth gauge, 1 x point chisel (14x250mm), 1 x flat chisel (14x250mm), 3 x SDS drill bits (8/10/12x150mm), 1 x dust cover.
- Carry case included.
- Size H22.2, W9.3, D32cm.
- Drill weight 3.79kg.
- Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee (excludes professional use).
- EAN: 5053721919484.
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812 reviews
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Customers Say
Users are highly satisfied with this drill for its power and value for money. It excels in drilling through tough materials like concrete and brick, making it a great choice for DIY enthusiasts.
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Very powerful drill
I needed to drill into my concrete garage to fix some extension parts to the guttering. In the past, using a hammer drill, I have struggled to drill any holes into the concrete. I bought this drill hoping it would do the job even though it was at a very low cost. I couldn’t have been more pleased as there was so much power that it went through the concrete like a knife through butter.
BobP, 65 or over
Good value and well built
Great drill, did exactly what I needed it to. I can’t believe I paid the same price for this drill as I did for my previous one which I probably bought at least 25 years ago. I think it’s great value for money and seems to be well built and robust when used.
Davehereok24x7, 65 or over
Value for money
A bargain at this price, did the job required
Paulo, 65 or over
effective and powerful
great value for a really effective and powerful unit.
Nuttybar, 45 - 54
Great drill!
Really pleased with this! It did the job perfectly and was easy to use for a 5ft female!
Kim
Excellent value
I am very impressed with this drill - went through concrete like a knife through butter; cut the time drilling in half. With the depth guage i could drill holes to a precise and accurate depth. It is a nice weight - not heavy (I'm an old fella with arthritis) but it was easy for me to use. Not only a hammer drill but an electric chisel too, so it can dig out that concrete and cement.
Old DIYer
Recommended product
Excellent value for money. Very suitable for home DIY
pablo, 45 - 54
Well worth buying
So glad I bought this. I wanted to put a 'barn door' on my kitchen doorway and the local brick in my area is horrendous and a normal power drill just wouldn't cut it. This went through it like a knife through butter and I had the holes drilled in minutes. Very pleased with the price too, great value for money and I also took out the extra cover for it too.
DMAC, 55 - 64
Excellent and powerful hammer drill and good price
I’ve only used this once but it did a good job drilling a large hole into a very hard garage concrete floor. Range of included drills and chisel is very good and the drill worked well. Case is very good helping to keep it tidy when not in use.
Vic, 65 or over
Job well done
Bought this for installation of socket, powerful and efficient. Quite heavy, but does the job
Joel, 65 or over
Hello Donna.
The supplier has confirmed. The Guild Corded SDS Rotary Drill 1000W is rated for masonry drilling up to 26mm, so it is unlikely to drill 40mm holes in brick
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Hello John,
I can advise the following for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W:
Non is provided nor is there anything in the instructions about it.
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If you are referring to impact energy which is what most people look for when buying an sds, then the answer is 3.5. This was taken directly from the user manual.
Hello Mac,
I can advise the following for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W:
Please view this information here - https://documents.4rgos.it/v1/static/4533102_...
It doesn't rate its torque but does give enough data to be able to work it out.
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Hello there,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W: We would only using the sized drill bits supplied with the drill (8/10/12x150mm)
Please be aware that SDS rotary drills can be used for some mixing tasks, they are not ideal for heavy-duty concrete mixing. SDS drills are primarily designed for drilling into hard materials like concrete and masonry. While some SDS drills come with mixing paddles, they are generally not as powerful as dedicated concrete mixers and may not be able to handle large quantities or heavy mixes.
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Hello Martin.
I'm sorry to advise we can't help you through Q&A, but I advise that you contact xxx Technical support. Please see attached link for contact information.
https://argos-support.co.uk/4533102-guild-cor...
They'll be able to walk through the problem with you and advise further.
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Hello Ricky,
The supplier has advised the following for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W:
"The drill is not recommended for heavy, daily use as a 'trade' tool."
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Hello Mickey13,
The supplier has advised the following for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W:
"I can confirm that you can use SDS Plus bits in a hammer drill in hammer mode or in standard drill mode."
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Hi Rosie
Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W.
The drill does come with an auxiliary handle. The handle can be moved to allow for different positioning for drilling and chiselling, such as tiles. Please see the link below for the operating manual:
https://documents.4rgos.it/v1/static/4533102_...
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The front handle grip is very easy turn to any position so if you have an angled 25 ° chisel then it would be a breeze
Maybe Argos can remove the picture on the page which says it can easily be switched to reverse, when the picture is of a drill action selection mode.
Hi Mark B,
The Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W, does not have a reverse function.
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Yup! Aim between the joints if it is a brick type wall and it will crumble as fast humpty Dumpty who fell from the wall. For a solid concrete type just whittle at it bit by bit, try not to aim for one spot and make a deep hole as the chisel can get stuck in said hole.
You can even reclaim any bricks by using a flat chisel or even another SDS chisel used for tiling to help speed up mortar removal.
Make sure you use eye, ear and respiratory protection.
Hello Dougie,
The supplier has advised the following for the Guild Corded SDS Rotary Hammer Drill - 1000W:
“ The Drill can be used for concrete. ”
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