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Hex hammer bits?
Ignoramus18183 wrote:
I have in my possession an assortment of what looks like hammer drill or air hammer bits (chisel end, point end etc) that have hex shanks. The shanks are about 1/2" in diameter (I am going by memory). I have never seen a tool that would take such shanks, any idea what they are for? I can take a picture if that would clarify anything. i Milwalkee hammer drills used a hexs Does it have a .4xx" shaft extending 2" from the start of the hex that is .6xx? Wes -- "Additionally as a security officer, I carry a gun to protect government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller |
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Hex hammer bits?
On 2009-06-18, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18183 wrote: I have in my possession an assortment of what looks like hammer drill or air hammer bits (chisel end, point end etc) that have hex shanks. The shanks are about 1/2" in diameter (I am going by memory). I have never seen a tool that would take such shanks, any idea what they are for? I can take a picture if that would clarify anything. i Milwalkee hammer drills used a hexs Does it have a .4xx" shaft extending 2" from the start of the hex that is .6xx? Wes Wes... I think that you got it... I will double check everything tonight but it could be "it".... i |
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Hex hammer bits?
Ignoramus18183 wrote:
On 2009-06-18, Wes wrote: Ignoramus18183 wrote: I have in my possession an assortment of what looks like hammer drill or air hammer bits (chisel end, point end etc) that have hex shanks. The shanks are about 1/2" in diameter (I am going by memory). I have never seen a tool that would take such shanks, any idea what they are for? I can take a picture if that would clarify anything. i Milwalkee hammer drills used a hexs Does it have a .4xx" shaft extending 2" from the start of the hex that is .6xx? Wes Wes... I think that you got it... I will double check everything tonight but it could be "it".... i -- "Additionally as a security officer, I carry a gun to protect government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller |
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