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Makita HM0810B 11-Pound Demolition Hammer Review

Makita HM0810B 11-Pound Demolition Hammer
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the HM0810B is the best, lightweight hammer on the market. 2900 blows per minute, with a weight of only 11.7lbs. This is the hammer that should be used for chiseling, chipping and scaling, NOT the HK1810, which should only really be used for removing tile and plaster.

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This Hammer is compact and lightweight for maximum control and is ideal for light chiseling, scaling and chipping operations. Its soft rubber grip side handle swivels 360 degrees for easier handling. A unique anti-vibration spring is positioned between tool body and rear handle for reduced operator fatigue. This demolition hammer can be fitted with spline-style rotary hammers shank bits. Its one-touch retainer action means easy accessory installation and removal. The durable carbon brushes on this tool last for approximately 150 hours. Makita factory greased packed this tool for reduced maintenance. Your purchase includes a No. 4 hex wrench and a sturdy plastic tool case.

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Hitachi DH38YE 1 1/2-Inch Spline Rotary Hammer Review

Hitachi DH38YE 1 1/2-Inch Spline Rotary Hammer
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Like most Hitachi tools , this is very well engineered. It stands up to all kinds of abuse. Mine ran for years drilling all sizes of holes in old hard concrete. I also used it for chipping which is hard on roto hammers. They don't have a lot of power for breaking concrete as this is not their intended primary use. So when you do use them for breaking , they have to run a lot longer than a demolition hammer would. It has pretty good power for drilling though. I bought mine used and had it for five years before replacing it recently. I went to SDS max which is currently replacing spline drive in the large rotary hammer market. It is a tighter mechanism which transfers more of the hammering power to the bit , resulting in faster drilling performance. If you have a lot of spline bits , this would be a good tool to buy. If you are starting from scratch , I would recommend the SDS max hammers from Hilti , Bosch or milwaukee

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Sealed grease system insures minimal maintenance. Auto-stop carbon brushes to protect armature. Dust-proof cover for extended maintenance-free operation. STANDARD EQUIPMENT: Plastic Case (317657), Side Handle (981870), Depth Stopper (971786), 3 Dust Covers (985373), Hex Wrench (944459) and Hammer Grease A 1 oz Tube (981840) SPECIFICATIONS: 8 AMP 18V motor, Impact energy of 5.2 ft./lbs. No-load speed of 380 RPM and 2800 BPM. Capacities: Drill 1-1/2". Core bit 4-1/8".

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