Been using a mixer that was given to me from my tradesman when I got paid off few months ago, was just a spare he had and now it has packed in so going to buy a new one. What do you guys recommend? Will mainly be used for multi finish and bonding/hardwall. Looking to spend no more than £350!
New mixing drill?
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raytheplasterer
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get one with a double whisk, you can knock up 2 buckets of finish at once.
Had a look at the eibenstock ones, any particular model? There's about 5 different ones on their website
superspread
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I've got a used one if your interested
superspread
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Simlar to eh15.1 sb , I could email u a pic
you need the 1800w model. or the 1600e belle mixer. do not purchase anything under 1600w.
Garethharrison80
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Got to be the megamixer, itl mix anythin!
karlssonclocks
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get a top of the range 1 from lidl.:RpS_thumbsup:
https://m.rapidtoolsdirect.co.uk/search-product-detail.php?pid=527&term=Mixer mega mixer it is. Cheapest I could find for the 1800w
superspread
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Excellent bit of kit , see if refina will price match
Yeah will ask them, price match and still get the offer for £80 worth of tools for free lol
Jurek
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Olican
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raytheplasterer
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good drill those, the one handle at the side and the trigger at the top is better for the back than the two hands out at waist level, shame thats about the only one you can get thats like that.
Ive got 2 refina mixes, and i find it other way round pal, the two at waist level ( megamixer ) seem easier on the back, there both good tho...
I had that dilemma, I went direct and took the tools as there was bits I needed .... plus you get them vat free on that offer :RpS_thumbup:
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