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   gordsco | Oct 02, 2004 06:14am | #1

   If you have ever used a Rotary Hammer for drilling concrete, brick or tile you may, like me, never return to the dual function, can't feel my hands anymore...Hammer Drill.

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   BillBrennen | Oct 02, 2004 09:58am | #2

   That sounds expensive for a recon 14.4 volt drill. I have the 18v Bosch, and it rocks for tapcons. Have not tried bigger holes, since all my larger bits are SDS or SDS-Max. Feels like it would be able to do up to 1/2" in a pinch, but the rotohammer is so much faster and easier.

   Bill

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   Gunner | Oct 02, 2004 01:06pm | #3

   Dewalt sucks. I know tha tfrom experiance. We've had three at work and none of them lasted a year.

   Who Dares Wins.

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   MSA1 | Oct 03, 2004 05:32am | #5

   Guess that means I have about 2 months use left on my drill. I beat the snot out of my Dewalt hammerdrill and it performs just fine.  

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   johnnyinbda | Oct 03, 2004 02:06am | #4

   I have the makita 24v, like it a lot. My buddy has the Milwaukee, the hammer seems to be more aggressive, it drills faster than mine, if i was to buy again i would consider it.

   Johnnyinbda
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   rbishop108 | Oct 03, 2004 12:52pm | #6

   http://www.coastaltool.com/cgi-bin/SoftCart.exe/a/bosc/3670k.htm?L+coastest+rdhs8545ffc495c4+1096836902

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   rudolph | Oct 04, 2004 05:03pm | #7

   Wow! Saying thanks doesn't seem like enough....Thanks! See what I mean?

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   Duey | Oct 16, 2004 05:36am | #8

           I have the Dewalt 18 volt and it's great. I never knew drilling in concrete could be so much fun!

                                                                                                  Duey