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popularMars517 posted Today 12:42 AM
popularMars517 posted Today 12:42 AM

DEWALT 20V MAX SDS Plus 1 Inch Cordless Rotary Hammer with D-Handle, Bare Tool Only (DCH133B) $156.97

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2.6 Joules of impact energy for fast drilling in concrete.
Lightweight design makes this tool ideal for forming, rod hanging, structural connections, beam & column anchorage, steel stanchion mounting, and clip & bracket mounting.
Brushless motor and durable German-engineered mechanism for efficient performance and runtime.
Rotating dial to set tool to a specific application mode - Drill, Hammer Drill, or Chip.
Includes: DCH133 Rotary hammer, 360° Side handle

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MF4YEIF
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2.6 Joules of impact energy for fast drilling in concrete.
Lightweight design makes this tool ideal for forming, rod hanging, structural connections, beam & column anchorage, steel stanchion mounting, and clip & bracket mounting.
Brushless motor and durable German-engineered mechanism for efficient performance and runtime.
Rotating dial to set tool to a specific application mode - Drill, Hammer Drill, or Chip.
Includes: DCH133 Rotary hammer, 360° Side handle

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MF4YEIF

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Model: 20V MAX Cordless Brushless 1 in. SDS Plus D-Handle Concrete and Masonry Rotary Hammer (Tool Only)

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fintlewoodlewixToday 01:30 AM
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I own the smaller dewalt hammer drill. Excellent. I own a full size, plug-in SDS-Plus, and a full-size SDS-Max. To me, SDS-Plus is a throwaway size, too weak and small for big work, and too chonky for the medium and little work. Also, if you're doing serious work, you'll run the battery down in no time, which means for big jobs, you want to plug in or have A LOT of batteries. As it is, getting a hole through concrete with SDS Max takes forever and a day.
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DJ18Today 01:35 PM
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Quote from fintlewoodlewix :
I own the smaller dewalt hammer drill. Excellent. I own a full size, plug-in SDS-Plus, and a full-size SDS-Max. To me, SDS-Plus is a throwaway size, too weak and small for big work, and too chonky for the medium and little work. Also, if you're doing serious work, you'll run the battery down in no time, which means for big jobs, you want to plug in or have A LOT of batteries. As it is, getting a hole through concrete with SDS Max takes forever and a day.
Which small/medium one do you recommend?
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vanteToday 01:37 PM
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I found my normal dewalt drill with hammer feature was very slow drilling through concrete. Then I got a dewalt SDS-plus drill and it drills through concrete like butter. I drilled 16 3" holes for a shed in about an hour, great experience. I don't remember if it used up one or two batteries. This can also take chisel tips for removing glued tile.

Note this tool takes specialized SDS-Plus drill bits, concrete bits for normal drills and SDS Max bits are not compatible.
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fintlewoodlewixToday 07:42 PM
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Quote from DJ18 :
Which small/medium one do you recommend?
For small jobs, the 20v flexvolt advantage with a 20/60v battery. That lets the tool pull more power and drill faster/easier. I now realize mine is a 20v with that feature. There IS a difference. I've tested with both types of batteries.

I'd use that for anything under half an inch. After that, I'll just pull out the SDS Max.

As for 3" holes with an SDS-Plus, not in my experience. I suppose it depends on the concrete, but I hammered away on old concrete for five minutes and got all of a quarter inch in. It was before I had the SDS Max, and it was easier to just break that section of the walkway and pour new concrete around the hole I needed. I ran four 1 3/4" holes through similarly aged walkways, and it took a good 5 minutes each with SDS-Max.
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StilldostopstopToday 09:45 PM
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For a year the price was 113, it doubles for a month and now 157 is a deal? yikes

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