🔨 Masonry Concrete Carbon Hammer Carbide Review

make sure you have a sds drill if you have one they work very well like most i have tried but the price of them will make you want to remember them again, concrete is tough, they don't last forever, and the sharper the bit the better the cut, so use your judgment and replace them. Great value for money, will buy more.

Media could not be loaded. They work well for me and I would say they are probably as good as most. Carbide cross-tips allow them to go through stone and concrete, wire mesh and rebar (although I haven't tested the rebar). I like the clear plastic case they come in, although there are issues. Mine had a tear at the top and the hanging hole is useless as the two halves don't stick enough to hang that much weight. No big deal, the fall is just a bonus so no outstanding losses. The bits are…

When doing housework I sometimes have to drill concrete foundations or brick. When installing a masonry fastener screw, you must first drill a hole for it to fit. I've found that a hammer drill with an SDS chuck works best for this. SDS stands for "Spline Drive System" for keeping SDS shank bits what they are. ) and 8mm (5/16"), 10mm (3/8"), 12mm (1/2"), 14mm (9/16") and 16mm (5/8") ), 9 in total. They are all approximately 160mm (6") long with a usable drilling depth of approximately 90mm…