Hilti TE7-C vs Bosch GBH3-28DFR

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TezzaMember since Mar 2020

My old Hilti TE12s has died! I called Hilti but they told me it was now obsolete. So I now have a dilemma with which to choose from the above, I did look at Milwaukee but thought the hammer action may just be a little too strong as it was double these two, both seem great tools Hilti has 2 year free service, my normal use would be drilling into brick/concrete, fixing units and core drill for extractor unit. As a carpenter installing bedrooms, kitchens, alcove units, and second fix carpentry.

Which should I go for????????????

BiggieMember since Oct 2016

I’m sure either option would get the job done.  One thing about Milwaukee is marketing likes to advertise big numbers but if its rates as a 1″ rotary hammer it’s pretty comparable to most other 1″ rotary hammers.  Hilti on the other hand doesn’t advertise big numbers but for whatever reason they always win in a head to head competition.  It seems they just have a really efficient hammering mechanism but you also pay a premium for it.  I personally have dewalt and milwaukee rotary hammers and for how much I use them I dont see a need to pay the premium for the Hilti.

tomdog22Member since Oct 2014

 

bosch and hilti are the world leaders in concrete drilling, and demolition.if you don’t want to pay the middleman mark-up of the hilti, than i think bosch is your best alternative.

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