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Bosch Bulldog 18V SDS-Plus Variable Speed Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill

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Lowe's has Bosch Bulldog 18-Volt 8-Amp SDS-Plus Variable Speed Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill (Tool Only, GBH18V-26DN) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.

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About this item:
  • Legendary Bulldog performance – lightweight D-handle hammer consistently outperforms best-selling 1 In corded 11255VSR
  • Superior impact – delivers 1.9 Ft-Lbs of impact energy (EPTA) for maximum performance in the heavy-duty drilling
  • Efficient EC Brushless motor – maximizes battery runtime in extended applications
  • KickBack Control technology – reduces the risk of sudden tool reactions in binding conditions
  • D-handle design – ideal for overhead, horizontal and downward drilling applications
  • Lightweight, at only 5.8 Lbs (tool only, not including battery) – provides maneuverability for concrete drilling anywhere on the jobsite
  • Variable-speed reversing trigger – allows for accurate bit starting
  • SDS-plus chuck – industry-standard system compatible with many bits

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  • Our research indicates that this deal is $130 less (57% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $229 at the time of this posting.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Lowe's has Bosch Bulldog 18-Volt 8-Amp SDS-Plus Variable Speed Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill (Tool Only, GBH18V-26DN) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Legendary Bulldog performance – lightweight D-handle hammer consistently outperforms best-selling 1 In corded 11255VSR
  • Superior impact – delivers 1.9 Ft-Lbs of impact energy (EPTA) for maximum performance in the heavy-duty drilling
  • Efficient EC Brushless motor – maximizes battery runtime in extended applications
  • KickBack Control technology – reduces the risk of sudden tool reactions in binding conditions
  • D-handle design – ideal for overhead, horizontal and downward drilling applications
  • Lightweight, at only 5.8 Lbs (tool only, not including battery) – provides maneuverability for concrete drilling anywhere on the jobsite
  • Variable-speed reversing trigger – allows for accurate bit starting
  • SDS-plus chuck – industry-standard system compatible with many bits

Editor's Notes

Written by Neo45 | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this deal is $130 less (57% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $229 at the time of this posting.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Model: Bosch Bulldog 18-volt 8-Amp Sds-plus Variable Speed Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill (Bare Tool) in Blue | GBH18V-26DN

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Oil_Burner
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There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?
Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.

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BoomDeYadaYesterday 01:26 PM
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TY for posting this awesome deal!
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BaconSnakeYesterday 01:56 PM
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great price for an SDS+ drill if you are already in the Bosch battery system
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Thanks OP
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BoomDeYadaYesterday 02:18 PM
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Quote from BaconSnake :
great price for an SDS+ drill if you are already in the Bosch battery system
When I searched Lowes for, "Bosch battery" there was a 4Ah starter kit on sale for $59 & also a single 4Ah battery for $49. I saw the kit listed on Slickdeals, & am assuming the single battery is also listed.
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Oil_BurnerYesterday 02:22 PM
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There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?
Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.
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SplendidCrown8598Yesterday 02:54 PM
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Quote from Oil_Burner :
There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?
Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.
Some companies are at least grouping together for a standard battery platform. Bosch has the ampshare platform ie. https://www.ampshare.com/us/en/#3423358 Can't recognize most of these brands though.
Their german rival metabo has an older share platform.
https://cordless-alliance-system....-world.php
Can't recognize most of these either.
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cmac2728Yesterday 03:54 PM
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Quote from Oil_Burner :
There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.
Of course there should be, but their goal is not to provide convenience, it's to trap you into their system.

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Quote from BoomDeYada :
When I searched Lowes for, "Bosch battery" there was a 4Ah starter kit on sale for $59 & also a single 4Ah battery for $49. I saw the kit listed on Slickdeals, & am assuming the single battery is also listed.
Yes indeed:
Here's the starter kit. Here's the single battery. nod
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nlanderYesterday 05:28 PM
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Quote from Oil_Burner :
There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?
Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.
This is why I've been consistently trying to show people the "Green" movement is all nonsense virtue signaling by companies. Sorry, but MONEY still RULES the world even with the virtuous movements people are believing. If it were about using resources wisely they would be advocating for this kind of interoperability of power tool batteries, video cables, the list could go on. Your cell phone would have a removable battery so that you didn't have to buy a new phone every few years. Instead of bragging about a new $50k electric vehicle every few years, the focus could be on keeping cars repaired and maintained so that you're not wastefully swapping vehicles. Grocery stores love cloth bags because they don't have to spend money providing YOU with a bag anymore to carry the stuff that you just paid them for. It's all a giant scam telling people they are wasteful for while the largest companies are the most wasteful and exploitative ones. Money has always been the way of the world since the beginning of civilization, people just don't want to admit it as the reality.
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Stephenwall95Yesterday 05:33 PM
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Lowe's doing multiple clearance today on some Bosch and Craftsman tools
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swstatesYesterday 05:47 PM
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Thanks op. I have been looking for one of these.
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Quote from Stephenwall95 :
Lowe's doing multiple clearance today on some Bosch and Craftsman tools
like what else?
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darksiderisingYesterday 06:05 PM
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Quote from Oil_Burner :
There should be an industry consortium to establish a common, standardized battery platform for cordless tools, similar to how USB-C standardized charging across devices. This would allow consumers to purchase tools from any manufacturer without worrying about battery compatibility. The current landscape, where each manufacturer maintains its own proprietary battery system, is inefficient and detrimental to customers when it comes to choosing tools. Can you imagine if car manufacturers had proprietary gas nozzles to fill gas?Many no-name tool manufacturers have started to adopt the Makita 18v battery platform. On another note, the EU deserves credit for forcing Apple to abandon its proprietary Lightning connector and adopt USB-C.
Agreed but the tool brands have zero incentive to do so and I don't see any possibility of regulation occurring to do so. Locking people into their battery system and this tool line is too big a part of the industry.
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NavyWallaby579Yesterday 06:17 PM
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The HEPA attachment that's also on clearance for $50 fits this right?

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FeistyPencil663Yesterday 06:25 PM
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Thought this was a nerf gun from the thumbnail

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