It has the most power and the best performance. For metal and wood jobs, you can use the L-shaped SDS drill with a powerful 13 Amp motor that has a 7 Joules Impact Rate and SDS Plus function. It has a powerful 13 Amp motor with 7 Joules Impact Rate. The Heavy Duty Drill can drill 1-1/4 inches into concrete, 1-9/16 inches into wood, and 1/2 inches into steel. It can also be used to cut through metal.
There are four functions. To switch between the “Demolition Chisel Hammer Drill” and the “Electric Hammer Chiseling” positions, turn the knob. The “Drill Position” is best for drilling and making holes in wood and metal. In the last function, you can adjust the chisel’s position. You can also use the depth gauge to set the drilling depth for blind holes.
The VARIABLE SPEED pre-selection speed wheel lets you set the right speed for every job that comes with the HEAVY DUTY. Soft-grip Handle for easy handling and control with Vibration Reduction System for working comfort and low vibratio. The electric chisel hammer comes with a side handle for two-handed control and low vibrations.
Protects you if the bit gets stuck while working with the heavy-duty hammer drill to do things like chip bricks, remove tile, or cut wood.
THE POWERFUL DESIG. They can help cut down on hand-arm vibration by decoupling internal parts from the outside casting. This is how SDS plus hammer drills for concrete with Active Vibration Reduction (AVR) dampening work.
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Worked exactly as planned. The brand is unknown to me, but so far it has worked well. There are a lot of good things about the drill and chisel bits that come with the tool. I used it to get about 600 square feet of ceramic tile off of the floor.
