Review on 🔨 Bosch RH432VCQ 4 Inch SDS Plus Rotary: The Ultimate Power Tool for Precision and Efficiency by Rob Dixon

I was arguing between this model and RH328VC, I chose this model because it has 40% more impact energy (important for such a tool) and also more metal on the front of the case compared to RH328 (RH328 has plastic) . I'm careful with my tools, but I certainly use them extensively, so I need a professional-quality hole punch, not the Chinese consumer models that big stores sell. For anyone wondering, the hammer/hammer drill bits at Home Depot/Lowes don't even compare to high end Bosch drill bits like this one, not even close. Box drills are made in China, this one in Germany. In addition, the shape of this drill is more versatile than the "long" SDS drills sold in traditional stores. I chose SDS Plus over SDS Max because Plus bits are much cheaper and less expensive compared to SDS Max bits. The Bosch SDS Plus bits sold at Lowes/HD are made in Germany and are of excellent quality. Bosch "extreme" SDS Plus bits are even better for a few bucks more because they have a hard carbide tip. I would compare the higher quality Bosch rotors to the more expensive Hilti rotors, both of which are made in Germany. Hilti offers the best warranty and exchange program, so professionals who use tools every day can benefit from this aspect that can cost them a premium. I gave the tool 5 stars because it is well made and works great. It drills 5/8 inch holes in concrete like hot oil. This drill features drill-only, hammer-only, and hammer-drill modes, as well as a reverse switch. Keep in mind I don't think Bosch has ever brought a replacement 3 jaw chuck sold here in the US as I last checked for one being sold in the European market if you google it a little. But I would still never use a standard 3-jaw chuck in this type of drill for many reasons, that's what a regular 1/2 inch drill is, because of the RPM and other factors, it only makes sense the one that comes with it SDS Plus chuck to use on this drill press.