On 7 Mar 2005 05:15:41 -0800, wrote:

Jeff wrote:
Phil Addison wrote :-

Don't know if its just my cheapie, but once you swap the sds chuck
for a
keyless, you loose the hammer. This means there is not much point
if you
have a normal electric drill as well.

I don't have another mains drill, but why on earth would you want
normal
hammer when you have sds ?

Regards Jeff

IMlimitedE the hammer action of sds is far OTT for drilling some
bricks, and can smash them to pieces before the hole is done. Just a
little hammer can be a good thing sometimes.

NT



That depends a great deal on the SDS, your choice of bits and the
motor control.




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