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Hiltex 10513 1-1/2 Inch SDS Rotary Hammer Drill | Includes Demolition Bits, Flat and Point Chisels
1.5-Inch Rotary Hammer Drill Three Function Combo, Hammer, Drill Tool. Rated Voltage: 110V/60Hz – Rated Power: 1100 Watts
Product Features
- HIGH PERFORMANCE: 1,000 Watts motor delivers powerful 5 ft-lb impact energy to complete heavy duty projects on concrete, brick and solid steel
- THREE FUNCTION MODES: hammer only (chiseling-only), hammer drill (hammering and rotation), and drill only (rotation only)
- CAPACITY: 1-1/2″ for concrete and 1″ for steel, no load rotation speed 0 – 800 RPM; No load impact frequency 0 – 3500 BPM; 6 Various speed control
- 360 DEGREE SWIVEL: auxiliary handle with textured grip provides maximum control and comfort
- SET INCLUDES: bonus accessory kit in blow mold case: 1-pc universal chuck with adaptor and key, 1-pc depth gauge, 1 bottle oil, 3-pcs 6″ SDS drills (8mm, 10mm and 12mm), 2-pc 10″ SDS chisels (flat and point)
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Good for casual use OK, don’t for one minute think this is a heavy-duty professional-grade machine. I know because for about 12 years I had a Bosch 1 1/2″ spline-shank rotary hammer that was one brutal piece of equipment. It would get so hot you couldn’t touch it without gloves, and wear out a full grown man, and still be ready for more. Over those 12 years I had it rebuilt twice, and would still have it if it hadn’t been stolen about 5 years ago. But I no longer need a tool like that, so spending the necessary money to replace it just doesn’t make sense now.At best this is a shadow of the Bosch, which is a superb piece of equipment, but in spite of that it works, and works well enough to get the job done, at least the jobs I’ve handed it so far over the past few weeks: basically a dozen 1/2″ and 4 1″ holes in a 5″ concrete slab, as well as chipping 4 of the 1/2″ holes into a 4″ square, and chipping a couple of holes through 4″ cinder blocks filled with concrete…
Weak gears I used it twice and the gear twisted so now it only hammers. Going to see if they sell the gear. Was past the return date because I didn’t use it much.