DEWALT built high torque motor delivers 500 in-lbs of maximum torque. XRP extended run-time batteries provide long run-time & battery life. Patented 3-speed transmission features a max 3rd speed at 2,000 rpm. Hammerdrill mode 34,000 bpm drills faster holes in masonry applications. 1/2 in. Metal ratcheting chuck with carbide jaws prevents bits from slipping. Superior ergonomics provides optimal balance, comfort and control.
DeWalt
Feb 06, 2008
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My HF SDS Hammer Drill will whip the DeWalt's ass. I thought my Milwaukee HD was good, till I tried the HF. 3/4" SDS bit Goes through 5" heavy ag concrete in 5 sec. Excellent isolation; Virtually no vib transmitted. The Milwaukee took over a minute with similar, but chucked bit, and buzzed my arm numb.. The SDS chuck is the way to go.
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Improveyourlife wrote:
But will it fit in a Tk toolkit?
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On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 14:01:03 -0800 (PST), with neither quill nor qualm, Donald Arseneau quickly quoth:
Which one, JR?
Inherited space-savings, perhaps?
QUERY re: HF SDS drills
I have some holes to punch in concrete ot put up a carport for my new twuck. Is this HF SDS kit worth a crap or should I just rent a hammer drill for a day? It'd be about the same price. Are the HF drill bits worth a hoot?
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the store, they're listed as $79.99 on sale for $59.99, but on the website, they're listed as normally $59.99 on sale for $39.99. Strange.
These are straight SDS, while all the bits in stores are SDS+ or MAX.
-- Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in getting up every time we do. -- Confucius
I would just rent a hole saw like a Hilti. I bought/sold one recently and was very impressed with its workmanship.
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