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Ive got a BIG...Makita hammer drill. Uses hex drive shanked bits..slightly larger than the older Milwaukee hex shank bits. Want it?

It uses hex shank bits...I may..may have (1) of that type

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I think the shank is 13mm. Its bigger than my old Milwaukee hex shank bits. Does come with what looks like a new 2" cup bit and a long extension.

No..you are not getting my spline drive demo hammer drill.

Want a picture..I can shoot one quick like and put it up on the Picasa site. Ill be leaving in the morning for LA, but will be back Friday nite, plenty of time to keep finding Stuff.

Gunner, collecting stuff for a Monday rondevious/

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Gunner Asch
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Its a model MA-2714 and has one core bit and extension and what looks like a 1" bit

Looks like this one..but nicer

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Gunner

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Gunner Asch

Oh, I thought that was first offered. My mistake. What I've been looking for is a small to medium sized demo hammer to break up concrete fence post bases. But since I'm retiring from the larger jobs, I don't really need one as much any more. If the Makita is a freebie, by all means bring it.

So you did get my email. I was wondering. Ya never call, ya never write.

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Larry Jaques

Whatever it was, it was a spline drive and had a metal box, IIRC through the fog of sinus death.

Yeah, that's the style I've been looking at in HF catalogs. Whichever one works best, OK? I should be able to buy a switch for the Dewally, too, I would think. Danke mucho, monsewer.

That's what I'd like to find!

Excellent. I wonder if HF has any bits whot'd fit.

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Y'think?

That doesn't look like it, but I do remember the word "star" from that day for some reason. I didn't see any bits in the box and it looked like it would be a dinosaur tooth to find, but the box didn't make it home with me.

I figured as much.

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Larry Jaques

I have the HF equivalent of that one, and damnear smoked it the first day. It has kept going for the past year+, though. It doesn't have the capability of hammer only, though. Only straight drill and hammer drill, both rotational.

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Larry Jaques

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