It has a powerful 10 AMP motor that can handle even the most difficult jobs.
Control of the speed at the same tim. automatically increases the motor’s power to keep it going when it’s under a lot of stress to do the most difficult jobs.
Soft start slows down the start-up reaction, giving you more control and better accuracy.
A slide switch that is easy to use increases productivity and allows for continuous use.
The L. E. D. service light tells the user about 8 hours before the brushes need to be changed.
In the case of a broken switch or a damaged cord, the L. E. D. power light will come on.
An overview of what this item is abou.
If you need more power, the Makita 11 lb. Demolition Hammer (HM0870C) has 8. 4 ft. lb. of impact energy, but it only weighs 11. 1 lbs. The HM0870C (which accepts SDS-MAX bits) has a constant speed control that automatically adds more power to the motor to keep it going when it’s under a lot of stress. There are 12 different ways to angle the bit so that the bit can be set in different places for the operator’s comfort. If you need to do work on the ground, this Makita demolition hammer is the best choice.
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For hard jobs, Makita has made a small demolition hammer that can be used to hit very hard. It is small, but very powerful, so it can get rid of a lot of things quickly. 11 lb. of foo. Demolition Hammer: HM0870C, Side Handle, Bit Grease, Cleaning Cloth and Tool Cas.
It’s not very often that a tool goes far above and beyond what I thought it would do. This tool is very good. I had six three-by-three-by-18-inch boxes “I need to dig holes for the footings of a patio cover that I’m building, so I can build it. Not only did this tool allow me to quickly dig through decomposed granite and hard clay, but it also let me chip away about 6 inches “of an old concrete footing that was getting in the way of my new footing placement. I also carved out a 24 piece “For a footer, I cut a 24″ hole in my 3” thick existing patio. The footer had to be inside the existing patio boundary.
If you need to chip away concrete or dig through very hard dirt, this is the best tool for you. It took me about 15 minutes to chip out the 24’x24′ patio section above, but it’s great for smaller jobs like this. You can use it horizontally and vertically, which is very useful because it’s so light that you can do both. It’s easy to use for a long time because it doesn’t start up very quickly and there isn’t a lot of vibration.
The only thing I don’t like is that there aren’t any longer digging blades. A 24-hour clock “A digging blade would cut down on the need to bend over when digging holes.
This tool will help me with a lot of other projects as soon as I finish this one. I’ve already come up with about 20 ideas. I just wish I had one of these years ago.
