Does anyone know if there is a hammer drill attachment that can be used with
a regular drill, sort of like an angle head?
Thanks,
Chas

"Chas12" wrote in message
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Does anyone know if there is a hammer drill attachment that can be used
with
a regular drill, sort of like an angle head?
Thanks,
Chas

I don't know if there is, but I'd be very suspicious of one. Some of the
force is still going to be translated to the body and motor of the drill and
it is not likely to be designed for that.

j

Yes. It's called a "tool rental center" around here.

J

Nice idea for a one shot job, but having an old stucco house, I need to be
able to drill holes when I want. Don't want to run to a rentacenter each
time.
Chas

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Yes. It's called a "tool rental center" around here.

J

In article , "Chas12" wrote:
Nice idea for a one shot job, but having an old stucco house, I need to be
able to drill holes when I want. Don't want to run to a rentacenter each
time.

So buy a hammer drill already. They're not all that expensive.

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Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.

"Chas12" wrote in message
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Nice idea for a one shot job, but having an old stucco house, I need to be
able to drill holes when I want. Don't want to run to a rentacenter each
time.
Chas


This makes no sense,. Why don't you just buy one?












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Yes. It's called a "tool rental center" around here.

J

Chas12 wrote:
Nice idea for a one shot job, but having an old stucco house, I need to be
able to drill holes when I want. Don't want to run to a rentacenter each
time.
Chas

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Yes. It's called a "tool rental center" around here.

J

Take a look at Harbor Fright, Northern Tool, etc. for the tool that you
need once in a while. You can probably buy one for the price of one or
two rentals.
scrooged,
jo4hn