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GoneGuy

Thanks guys,
Yes pdc it was thick..4 adhesive for 1 water in weigh, and I pour all together. About 8 kg..
Addey I guess you have a good one?? The cheapie ones might break also and the others are very expensive...t's only one diy job...
New drill is on the list yes!
Thanks for your answers :)
This is the one I have, had it 2 years
Energer ENB677MIX 1220W Paddle Mixer 230-240V - https://www.NoLinksToThis/p/energer-enb677mix-1220w-paddle-mixer-230-240v/6283k
 
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Old Mod

After mixing by hand, then SDS drill with a whisk, then Rubi mixers (bad idea!) I got this a couple of years ago.
It just makes life WAY easier.

Haha Mark, from the sublime to the ridiculous, you never disappoint mate. :D

Oh on the subject of Rubi mixers, had mine since 2005-6 never even had to replace the brushes!
Well....... that was up until I just said it of course, which is worrying cos I’ve a whole pallet of slc to go down next week. :p
 
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One Day

Haha Mark, from the sublime to the ridiculous, you never disappoint mate. :D

Oh on the subject of Rubi mixers, had mine since 2005-6 never even had to replace the brushes!
Well....... that was up until I just said it of course, which is worrying cos I’ve a whole pallet of slc to go down next week. :p

My first Rubi Duplex mixer from about 9 years ago was brilliant. Lasted about 4 years. The new ones are complete rubbish though. I think the insides are made of pasta or something?!
 
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Blunt Tool

I was mixing adhesive with my Rubi mixer on Friday just right after taking 12 boxes of 600x300 porcelain tiles up 2 flights of stairs. The sweat from my brow dropped into the top cooling vents into the motor and black smoke started pluming from it. So come on Rubi there are some tilers who break a sweat now and then and need a mixer designed for them!
 

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