Amp Hammer Drill
Amp Hammer Drill
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 Craftsman 1 2 Hammer Drill Driver Corded 60 Amp  US $15.99
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 CRAFTSMAN PROFESSIONAL 1 2 HAMMER DRILL 75 AMP VARIABLE SPEED US $82.95
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 Hitachi FDV16VB2 5 Amp 5 8 Inch Hammer Drill US $71.65
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 Milwaukee 5380 21 1 2 Inch Hammer Drill 9 Amp Dual Speed Avs US $100.00
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 Craftsman 60amp 1 2 Hammer Drill Driver 10137 US $35.95
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 Bosch 1194AVSRK 8 Amp 1 2 Inch Hammer Drill US $229.99
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 Black Decker 65 Amp 1 2 in Dual Range Drill Hammer Drill DR650R US $46.98
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 RIDGID R5010 Heavy Duty 9 AMP 1 2 VSR Hammer Drill US $89.99
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 Recond Firestorm 80 Amp 1 2 Dual Range Hammerdrill US $88.99
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 Black Decker 60 Amp 1 2 Hammer Drill DR670 US $70.99
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 New Black Decker DR670 60 Amp 1 2 Inch Hammer Drill LOW PRICE PROMISE US $62.99
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 PERLES Eurotool 1 2 hammer drill driver NOS 4 amp NEW US $45.00
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 1 2 HAMMER DRILL 0 2800 RPM 6AMP w FORE GRIP GUAGE US $19.95
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 Hitachi FDV16VB2 5 8” Hammer Drill VSR 2 mode 50 Amp US $51.45
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 Master Mechanic 7 Amp 1 2 Inch VSR Hammer Drill US $59.99
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 Milwaukee 5380 81 9 Amp 1 2 Inch Hammer Drill 5380 21 US $139.00
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 Milwaukee 5387 20 1 2 85 Amp Hammer Drill NEW US $174.95
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 Bosch 1 1 8 SDS Rotary Hammer Drill w Case 8Amp Recon US $253.95
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What's the best way to drill through concrete?
I'm trying to put up a patio cover and need to drill three 5/8" holes 4" deep into my concete patio to secure post bases (with expanding lugs). I have a hammer drill and a generic masonary/concrete bit but it's taking me half an hour to drill 2 inches. Is there any special way to drill through concrete/ Do I eed a special drill bit? Do I need a more powerful hammer drill (I have an 8 amp one that seems to be quite powerful). Thanks for your help.
You average Home depot hammer drill will not drill a 5/8" hole in one shot . If you don`t want to rent a good drill , try making a 3/8 " hole first. then open it up to 5/8". If your drill can`t make a 3/8" hole on less than 3 minutes , use a shovel , dig a hole 4 ft deep and bury it, then get a real drill. Just do your hole in steps and that should do it. I use a Makita drill for anything less than 3/8 " but use a Metabo or Bosch drill if I don`t have time to waste making anything bigger than a 1.5" hole. You can do it with smaller driils , just takes longer> you should be able to make those 4 holes in 2 steps in less than 30 minutes. Have fun.Just a word to you , If you use expanding bolts and you need to remove them , you will need to cut off the bolt that will be sticking out , (they can`t be pulled out). You may want to use lead anchors and lag bolts if you ever plan on removing this setup, that way all you will have is a flush mount lag and a small hole in your patio that can be easily covered