Eh, drilling small holes in concrete is fine. If I need to throw a quick tapcon or something in a slab I’ll just use my 1/2" chuck cordless hammer drill. You’re absolutely right about larger holes though. What a pain. And don’t talk to me about hitting rebar lol
Interesting. Do you know any for comparison, off the top of your head? I use a Milwaukee cordless myself. In the past I’ve use DeWalt, but that was in the 14.4V days. I didn’t think there was any difference in 1/2" chuck hammer drills beyond battery size and motor., but I’d love to learn more
TBH I’ve always bought drills with a hammer function simply because they have metal casings, are made of sturdier construction, and are less likely to burn out when I’m drilling in 100yr old oak doors
Eh, drilling small holes in concrete is fine. If I need to throw a quick tapcon or something in a slab I’ll just use my 1/2" chuck cordless hammer drill. You’re absolutely right about larger holes though. What a pain. And don’t talk to me about hitting rebar lol
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Interesting. Do you know any for comparison, off the top of your head? I use a Milwaukee cordless myself. In the past I’ve use DeWalt, but that was in the 14.4V days. I didn’t think there was any difference in 1/2" chuck hammer drills beyond battery size and motor., but I’d love to learn more
TBH I’ve always bought drills with a hammer function simply because they have metal casings, are made of sturdier construction, and are less likely to burn out when I’m drilling in 100yr old oak doors