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I have a makita hr2811f sds rotary hammer drill. I’m wondering if anybody has used a 1/2 in chuck with an sds shank on these drills. I’m thinking of buying one to mix mud and possibly drill into thick metal since I don’t own a drill press. The no load speed is 1,100 rpm.
I’ve never seen one. Got a link?
Conductor562 wrote:
I’ve never seen one. Got a link?
http://www.zorotools.com/g/Rotary%20Hammer%20Adapters/00147781/?category=5929
I found one made by bosch on amazon. It’s called the ha3jaw.
I’ve had a few I think they were Milwaukee and Bosch. They worked fine. I did notice however that sometimes the 1/2″ chuck adapter would loosen up while using the hammer function. It wasn’t that big of a deal if you knew to check it.
Good to know. I just want to use the adapter in drill mode
RedSionnach wrote:
That’s pretty damn cool. $43 is a hell of a lot better than buying a special mixing drill.
The only thing I see is mixing drills have very low rpm’s between 550 and 600 from the few models I looked at. I think they are geared down to be torque monsters.
Dewalt makes one:
DW5351 SDS Plus to 1/2″ chuck adapter
Then you have to buy the chuck:
DW5353 1/2″ chuck & key
DR99 wrote:
The only thing I see is mixing drills have very low rpm’s between 550 and 600 from the few models I looked at. I think they are geared down to be torque monsters.
They are, but an electric SDS would handle it.
I think I’m gonna order one. Seems like a usefull attachment and it won’t take up too much room in the case