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   ToolBear_ | Mar 20, 1999 11:37am | #1

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   CATS,

   Depends what you want to do with it. I have the Bosch 7/8" SDS and like it. I use it for drilling holes for Red Devils, anchors for electrical work, etc. My uses are mainly drilling holes, 1/2" or less, which it drills in short order.

   Very little chipping. Probably a bit light for that sort of thing.

   ToolBear

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   Guest_ | Mar 21, 1999 05:11pm | #2

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   I -loved- the Bosch rotary hammer I rented to drill a dozen 1/2" x 4" holes in poured concrete. It was an old model, bigger than the one you cite & similar to the 11232EVS. One of the easiest tools I've used, zipped through the concrete "like butter" and with decent control. Like to see how it does on more substantial drilling.

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   EVS | Apr 09, 1999 02:07am | #3

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   I bought one and so far I am pleased with my
   decision. Drilling holes between 1/2 and 3/4
   for anchors. Also bought an optional chuck to
   drill in wood and drive screws. Got the job done
   quick and easy. No ifs, no buts, no problems.

   The hammmer only action is not very strong but
   strong enough to break a solid brick. No reverse
   (don't know why), fairly havey (about 10lb), very expensive($316 + Tax from HD), plastic case, big
   but looks cheap, made in Germany, if you care.

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   CATS | Apr 09, 1999 02:07am | #4

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   Please comment on this tool, or other similar ones, based on your own hands-on
   experience, please. Thanks in advance.