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How can you guys not be impressed?
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So compact too!
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I have a m12 fuel rotary hammer. its just about that small..
Would be useful in a case of desperation if you’re traveling light. Certainly has no use otherwise.
stductwork wrote:
Would be useful in a case of desperation if you’re traveling light. Certainly has no use otherwise.
Running pipe all day, it’s nice have Small and compact. Especially overhead.
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HiltiWpg wrote:
1 minute ago, HiltiWpg said:
Running pipe all day, it’s nice have Small and compact. Especially overhead.
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What you lose in size and weight with compact hammers you lose in the amount of batteries and chargers you have to carry around. I understand what you mean about working over head but I wouldn’t rate this higher than M12 in concrete; that in mind most pipework is on M10 or M12 rod.
It’s so tiny! haha
A perfect small anchor drilling machine, for tapcons or small plastic anchor holes
Also would be great for softer, fragile brick I would imagine
These 10.8v tools are bloody adorable.
No idea if anyone ever used the smallest Makita 18v rotary ? Eu model dhr165
This new 12v is faster then the compact 18v on small holes untill 12 millimeter.
muddychip wrote:
12 hours ago, muddychip said:These 10.8v tools are bloody adorable.
The makita CXT Brushless drill and brushless impact driver are two of my favs. There’s also a right angle impact available in Japan.
Still waiting on a right angle brushless drill.
