Buy Bosch 11236VS 7.5 Amp 1-1/8-Inch SDS Rotary HammerBosch 11236VS 7.5 Amp 1-1/8-Inch SDS Rotary Hammer Product Description:
- Variable speed (0-3,900 beats per minute) functionality with tool-free bit changes
- Multi-function selector includes three modes of operation--rotation only, rotary hammer, and hammer only
- Double-insulated, OSHA-compliant hard plastic construction
- Includes hammer, handle, depth gauge, and case
- Backed by one-year warranty
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66 of 70 people found the following review helpful.
okay for drilling
By ty cook
I am a contractor who uses a rotary hammer a few hours per week. I bought the Bosch 1 1/8 inch sdsplus rotohammer about 3 weeks ago, after a reconditioned and used milwaukee unit stopped hammering (after about three weeks). I was pretty happy, at first. A few days ago, I checked out some of the reviews on here, and grew concerned about the chuck loosening up. Sure enough, when I checked it out, it moved about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch with a 12 inch bit. I took it back. B.T.W., I contacted Bosch, and they basically said that SDS-Plus hammers aren't designed for much chipping. I do chip alot, so I am probably going to take thier suggestion and get an SDS-Max hammer. I may still get a Bosch. If you are planning on buying this hammer for drilling, it is probably a great tool (and the case is very well organized). If you plan on doing any chipping besides some very light chipping, I suggest getting an SDS-Max or spline drive. You may be disappointed in any SDS-Plus hammer.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
This is where "hammer drills" start
By bernard palys
If you are done drilling 3/8" tapcons and need to drill a real hole in concrete you have to put the cordless down. I did a lot of checking before I bought a hammer drill because I wasnt experienced with these drills. I expanded my work to include exterior foundation work. You need a quality hammer drill to do the job right. This Bosch SDS rotary is perfect for drilling those 1" holes in concrete or brick,or chiseling out brick. If you are not going to be drilling 2" holes through your foundation,you dont need any more drill than this.Anything smaller than this is a waste. This Bosch is a work horse and is still easy on the hands.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful.Nice and easy
By John
I borrowed this tool to dril 12 holes in concrete for anchoring. 6-inch deep and 3/4-inch in diameter. I finished the job in less then 20 minutes. Acctually drilling time was only about 10 minutes. So smooth and easy to use.
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