The SDS now comes with a free gift with purchase. If you pick the $249 grinder, it makes the SDS $203.68 and the grinder is $145.32 after the itemized pricing.
Product Info
Product Description:
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1 in. SDS Plus Rotary Hammer is the next generation of cordless rotary hammer drills delivering users ultimate jobsite performance and productivity. The M18 FUEL 1 in. SDS Plus Rotary Hammer is the fastest drilling rotary hammer in its class, includes AUTOSTOP Control for enhanced safety, and can drill up to (125) 3/8 in. x 2 in. holes per charge when paired with the M18 HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 Battery. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers users 2 ft.-lbs. of impact energy, 1,330 RPM, and 4,800 BPM, providing speed and power in the most demanding applications. REDLINK PLUS intelligence tool technology ensures maximum rotary drill performance and protects it from overload, overheating, and over-discharge. The M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 Battery delivers 50% more power while running 50% cooler than the M18 REDLITHIUM XC batteries. This hammer provides maximum control and enhanced safety with the AUTOSTOP Kickback Control. This feature prevents over-rotation if the tool gets bound up while users are drilling in rebar or hard aggregate.
Product SKU:
315444524_315444524
UPC:
45242551934
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The SDS now comes with a free gift with purchase. If you pick the $249 grinder, it makes the SDS $203.68 and the grinder is $145.32 after the itemized pricing.
Model: Milwaukee 2912-20 M18 FUELTM 1" SDS Plus Rotary Hammer
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Is the 1" the most popular SDS in terms finding bits? Asking because I do alot of home DIY projects. Just never got around to getting a SDS drill until now.
Is the 1" the most popular SDS in terms finding bits? Asking because I do alot of home DIY projects. Just never got around to getting a SDS drill until now.
1 inch is not a bit compatibility measurement. It's and indication of how big of bits you should use.
This is and SDS Plus. There is also SDS (smaller) and SDS Max (bigger)
All of those have many available bits.
If you're mostly drilling tapcons and smaller anchors this is overkill.
I hope you it's 2 x 3" deep holes and not 2 x 3" wide holes.
It literally will drill a 3 inch hole with a thin core bit and most non-professional/non-industry bits that size are going to be core bits. (I have a previous gen 1 inch M18.) The size is indicative of solid bits.
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This is and SDS Plus. There is also SDS (smaller) and SDS Max (bigger)
All of those have many available bits.
If you're mostly drilling tapcons and smaller anchors this is overkill.
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