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Milwaukee 1" SDS D-Handle Corded Rotary Hammer + 4-1/2" Angle Grinder Expired
$149
$273.00
+ Free Shipping
Home Depot has Milwaukee 1" SDS D-Handle Corded Rotary Hammer + 4-1/2" Angle Grinder (5262-21A) for $149. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member frisker916 for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member frisker916 for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 1 in. SDS D-handle rotary hammer
- Depth rod
- Side handle
- 4-1/2 in. Small Angle Grinder
- 8.0 Amp, 750 MWO motor- powerful for daily applications
- Compact, lightweight design: at 10.2 in. L and 3.5 lbs. it is the most compact and lightest grinder in the Milwaukee line
- Compatible with multiple grinder guards and flanges, see cross-reference guide below
- Debris baffles- protect internal components by deflecting damaging debris out of the airflow at the intake vents
- Mechanical clutch protects the motor when the bit binds
- Powerful 8 Amp motor: delivers 0 RPM to 1,620 RPM, 0 RPM to 5,860 BPM with up to 40% faster drilling speeds than the competition
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- 5-year tool warranty
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- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
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| Product Name: | Milwaukee 8 Amp Corded 1 in. SDS D-Handle Rotary Hammer with 4-1/2 in. Small Angle Grinder |
| Product Description: | Lightweight and fast, the Milwaukee 1 in. SDS D-Handle Rotary Hammer is designed to handle the toughest applications with accuracy and ease. Get up to 40% faster drilling and 15% more life, even in the toughest applications. Designed for the toughest applications, the 1 SDS-Plus D-Handle Rotary Hammer lasts longer and drills faster than other tools in its class. With a powerful 8 Amp motor, it delivers 0 RPM to 1,620 RPM, 0 BPM to 5,860 BPM and 2.1 ft./lbs. of torque. The Milwaukee 4-1/2 in. Small Angle Grinder features a powerful 7 Amp motor and 11,000 RPM, making the tool an excellent choice for a variety of grinding jobs. The multi-port exhaust reduces motor burn-up by efficiently venting hot air out of the grinder. Debris baffles protect the internal components by deflecting debris out of the airflow at the intake vents. The burst-resistant guard offers safe operation. The built-in advanced airflow system, including Debris Baffles and Multi-Port Exhaust, extends tool life. |
| Product SKU: | 312995776_312995776 |
| UPC: | 45242475964 |
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I don't really need this, but I am soooooo tempted. Dam you Slickdeals!
Hadn't considered Milwaukee but I am now. However, this doesn't appear to come with a case for the rotary hammer? Also, would you maybe be able to return the grinder and get some money back? That could make me overlook the lack of a case....
Hadn't considered Milwaukee but I am now. However, this doesn't appear to come with a case for the rotary hammer? Also, would you maybe be able to return the grinder and get some money back? That could make me overlook the lack of a case....
That being said, this does look like a very solid deal for the SDS Drill, the grinder is a very nice bonus. 👍🏼
Hadn't considered Milwaukee but I am now. However, this doesn't appear to come with a case for the rotary hammer? Also, would you maybe be able to return the grinder and get some money back? That could make me overlook the lack of a case....
It's $150 for both. It's a great deal yet you are complaing.
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But do I have a high paying job that affords me luxury items that I don't need? Also no.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/11558974...medi
Both are super reliable. If I was going to chip stuff up the Makita is probably a better work horse.
I haven't used a Milwaukee but I know the reputation. If price wasn't an issue, I'd just move forward myself with a Makita (they just haven't gone on sale that I have noticed)
I'd say both (or all three) brands are probably fine it just comes down to preference.
I work in flooring so we occasionally chip up ceramic if it's a small area but mainly I use these to drill holes into concrete ro install metal transition strips.