Buy Bosch 11316EVS SDS-Max Demolition HammerBosch 11316EVS SDS-Max Demolition Hammer Product Description:
- SDS-max bit system - tool-free bit changes with automatic bit locking, dust protection and maximum impact energy transfer rate
- Variable-speed dial - for controlled chipping applications
- Constant Response Circuitry - - Provides soft-start - Maintains constant speed under load - Provides overload protection
- Service Minder light - indicates when preventative maintenance is required
- Vario-Lock positioning - rotates and locks chisel into 12 different positions to optimize working angle
Product Description
114-11316EVS Features: -SDS-max bit system.-Constant Response Circuitry.-Vario-Lock positioning.-Padded rear handle.-Double insulated.-Auto-Max dial.-360 Auxiliary handle.-Drive Type: SDS Max.-Price is for 1 Each.-Testing and approvals:.-UL listed.-Complies to OSHA standards. Includes: -Includes: 360 Side Handle, Carrying Case. Specifications: -Voltage: 120.00 VAC.
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38 of 38 people found the following review helpful.
Light & Hard Hitting
By Frank Chordas
I am no stranger to midweight electric demolition hammers. I have owned Bosch hammers in this class and I have used dozens of rentals, mainly Kango. I can't rate it against the competition brands such as Makita or Hitachi because I have not used them,but I can tell why I love this hammer. It is light and compact; seeing the case you would not think that it was a demolition hammer. I stress that it is smaller and lighter than other hammers of similar capability that I have used. By smaller I am I mean shorter by several inches. Desipte its size and weight it hits hard and I am judging this by extensive experience with hammers in this class. SDS max demolition hammer bits are becoming easy to find in retail hardware and lumber yards and this can mean a lot if you break a point off early in the day on a critical job. You don't have to turn the tool off when you are not engaging the tool into the work, at least , there is no mention of this in the manual and it doesn't have the conventional trigger switch. In the past I have found that the switches often wore out due to the constant on off needed to prevent damage to the hammering mechanism. Now I just leave it running when lifting the tool to a new position, or in the case of clay spade digging, rocking the tool to break up compacted soil. I wish I could say that it is long lasting and rugged but I have only put a few hours of use on it; so far so good. At least I can say that the feel of it inspires my confidence that it will be a performer over time and my experience with Bosch tools in other catagories has been good. To sum it all up, smaller and lighter translates into less problem and work for me. Hard hitting means good production and more money for me. SDS tool availibility means I can get new bits easily when I need them.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful.builder/remodeler
By HAL HENDRIX
I just got this one and I love it. Very, very good power to weight ratio. Punches thru 4 inch slabs easily. If you have to do this kind of work, this is an impressive tool. It took a little longer going thru a 6 inch stem wall, but much less toll on the body and ears than using a 90 lb pneumatic jack in a horizontal position. If you have to do some demo work under the house, this is the only way to go. It can take apart brick work easily. The shovel attachment goes thru hard soil like it's warm butter. I used the earlier verision that belonged to a friend and now I wonder why I waited so long to get this one. It comes with a plastic case which is OK, but I would have much prefferd a metal case for this brute.
30 of 33 people found the following review helpful.Skeptical
By A Customer
When I ordered the demolition hammer I thought I was ordering the much larger and powerful "brute breaker" demo hammer. I was very upset and considered sending the tool back but the tool was half the price of the brute breaker hammer and I thought I'd give it a try. It has proven to be all I ever needed for the jobs I have around my home. I've broken up 4" concrete with ease. Dug 16" deep footers and 30" deep fence post holes in minutes vice hours. The main reason I purchased it was for the ground around my house because it is mostly "hardpan" clay that is nearly impossible to dig in with normal hand tools. This demo hammer is the right tool for my needs and, unless you need to tear out something tougher than 4" thick concrete, it may be the back and money saving tool for you too.
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