While a standard hammer drill and a masonry bit can handle a few small concrete or masonry holes, you probably want to get a rotary hammer drill for larger and more intensive jobs. These drills use an ...

The SBP 18 Plus is a cordless hammer drill designed for use in impact drilling applications such as concrete and brickwork. Equipped with a larger motor, the drill offers higher torque and 20% more ...

THESE TWO NEW ½" HAMMER DRILLS can be used on concrete block, solid concrete and brick. Both feature the company’s electronic speed control. The model SBE710 weighs 6.8 lbs. and features a 710 watt ...

While concrete's cool, industrial aesthetic is a go-to design touch in modern homes, its density and strength are what have long made it an attractive building material. That durability can be quite ...

Hammer drills allow you to work with tough materials more efficiently. We found the best options on the market, for every budget. Hammer drills are great time savers when you’re drilling holes in ...

If you plan on drilling into brick, concrete, or stone, you’re going to need to use a masonry drill bit. These specialty bits have strong carbide tips for boring through hard materials, and wide ...

Save your back and get the job done. The patented concrete hammer drill attachment may change the way you use your hammer drill forever. With the BackSaver contractors will be able to: Stand and work ...

You need the right tool for the right job—but will a cordless drill, a hammer drill, or an impact driver work? Here's how to figure it out. If you’re considering a new tool purchase, or just trying to ...

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Rotary hammer drills blast through concrete, stone, and masonry with percussion-driven force, making them essential for heavy-duty drilling and demolition projects. By incorporating a hammering, ...