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hey everyone.
question about what power drill to use to mix a bucket of thinset, or lets say self leving cement
bucket would be one of them 5-6 gal plastic buckets
paddle would be one of the big heavy duty paddles suitable to mix paint, mud, driveway sealer or cement
question is what drill to power.
i have used a millwalkie 1/2 “keavy duty” drill/hammer drill set on drill, lo-speed and and have smoked the armiture on 2 milwalkies in the last year, no doubt overloading the motor on the unit
thank modern day consumerism for liberal return policys at the big orange home center
in thinking abhout a second unit to handle the stress of spinning up a bucket of viscious slurry of whatever….
what about that hammer drill/drill/impact hammer i saw on a home show that did just about anything…drill, hammer drill, jack hammer…i forget even who makes it or how much it is
thanks in advance for the advice
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hey everyone.
question about what power drill to use to mix a bucket of thinset, or lets say self leving cement
bucket would be one of them 5-6 gal plastic buckets
paddle would be one of the big heavy duty paddles suitable to mix paint, mud, driveway sealer or cement
question is what drill to power.
i have used a millwalkie 1/2 "keavy duty" drill/hammer drill set on drill, lo-speed and and have smoked the armiture on 2 milwalkies in the last year, no doubt overloading the motor on the unit
thank modern day consumerism for liberal return policys at the big orange home center
in thinking abhout a second unit to handle the stress of spinning up a bucket of viscious slurry of whatever....
what about that hammer drill/drill/impact hammer i saw on a home show that did just about anything...drill, hammer drill, jack hammer...i forget even who makes it or how much it is
thanks in advance for the advice
I've had good luck over the years with the Milwaukee 1/2" angle drill
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That's exactly the one I use. You don't even have to use the chuck key if the shank on the paddle is a hex, just tighten with your hand. Those babys never bog down.
I use the Milwaukee RA--plenty of power and a 300rpm max. No worries about overmixing and good for mixing everything from paint to drywall mud or mortar. I use mine every week, if not for mixing something, then for running hole saws for plumbing drain penetrations into cabinets.
What the heck is this ---a four year old question that gets answered today--I hope he hasn't been waiting for an answer.
Well I have one--Makita 1/2 slow drill 650 Rpm with the kind of switch with both forward and reverse in one. Thing will mix mud and what ever till the power company calls and asks you to stop.
I just can't believe how old this question is--I must be missing something--
mike
Adam Savage---Mythbusters
how the hell did this get pulled to the front?