Mixing Drills

[SlimPastey]

Hey All,

Im looking to by a mixing drill, I used one on site a couple weeks ago and it was the best i used in ages. It had a large paddle on it and started up with no kick back was really smooth and took very little effort to mix a bucket.

What drill does everyone use and how much are they or can anyone recommend a decent drill and paddle

Cheers Slim

 

[spunky]

Refina eibenstock or Bosch apparently

 

[tophatter]

Had a Collomix for 8 yrs now only been in the repair shop once for a new lead apart from that it's amazing , can mix 3-4 bags of hardwall or adhesive easy . Apart from that Refina will the most popular answer think most spreads use them..

 

[tex it all]

sparky 110 v good for the money

 

[spunky]

how much are they?

 

[tex it all]

about £130 for the cheapest model spunky

 

[henry]

It all depends on what kind of work your doing if domestic you do not need heavy duty wisk. Ryobi are good for domestic work. If your doing hardwall etc then I would get a megamixer off refina.

 

[DominoRemoved]

i got a refina mm22 mega mixer for sale £100 110v

 

[martinemj]

i carry two on the van

a sparky 240v and 110v berg


the 240v for domestic work.....brushes just gone though ,so was glad to have a spare machine

 

[spunky]

I used to use a cordless for domestic was mint till my lab dropped water on the charger

 

[dustydave]

Belle Promix 1600e 240v. or 110v . Easy enough to service yourself and buy parts direct from Belle website. Prices on ebay for these mixers are less than £200 new.

 

[spunky]

My mate had a belle it lasted 3 weeks