I like to have the dust cup, which is a standard accessories for Japanese HR2611F. I also like the auxilary handle, with the depth gauge stopper. Wondering if it can be used to my HR2810.
Added on March 15, 2012, 10:28 amMy HR2810 does not has the AVT (Anti Vibration Technology) or spring loaded handle mechanism in HR2811F(T), but, IMHO, the vibration is still low, and no complaint about strain or pain in my hands, even after continuously making 20 holes into concrete block.
I think it is about the same experience with HR2470, GBH2-26 or other rotary hammers. Other rotary hammer's users can add and share this particular experience here.
Thank you.
This post has been edited by bahathir: Mar 15 2012, 10:28 AM
bahathir, can share about bits as well. maybe we can list on the first page the pricing of rotary hammer and bits size and price. havent really abused my gbh226, but its more pleasant to drill in wall 6mmx1.5inch takes less than 5-10 sec with 1/4 power. did 12 holes straight without feeling any fatigue.
The smallest rotary hammer, I ever pick is, Makita HR1830. with size, 279mm x 66mm x 208mm. IMHO, it just as small or a bit bit longer than my impact hammer drill.
Yeah, there are Panasonic compact cordless rotary hammer and Rockwell H3 rotary hammer...
From the jaya supermarket hardware shop which selling alot of unusual tool special tools. But the whole building gone already. The last I know is, it shift to section 17, PJ. But detail not sure. And can't remember the shop name. Hope can help.
Wow.. that kind of small space... Not sure, what is the best solution for it.
What I can think is... right angle adapter + impact/percussion adapter
Added on March 19, 2012, 11:04 am
QUOTE(weikee @ Mar 19 2012, 10:59 AM)
Saw the Wolfcraft in Ace H/W @ Mad Valley. But the instruction say not for brick and concrete. Maybe is difference model.
The macroza look cool, but not sure if a tool for DIYer.
Yes, I like the Marcoza wall chaser too. Very cool tool. Why not you call the distributor and ask them how muc it is, and whether they also have the rental plans.
This post has been edited by bahathir: Mar 19 2012, 11:04 AM
From the jaya supermarket hardware shop which selling alot of unusual tool special tools. But the whole building gone already. The last I know is, it shift to section 17, PJ. But detail not sure. And can't remember the shop name. Hope can help.
Jaya hardware?
Is at Section 17/21, near toward the traffic light / junction to Sprint highway.
Added on March 19, 2012, 11:05 am
QUOTE(bahathir @ Mar 19 2012, 11:01 AM)
Wow.. that kind of small space... Not sure, what is the best solution for it.
What I can think is... right angle adapter + impact/percussion adapter
Added on March 19, 2012, 11:04 am
Yes, I like the Marcoza wall chaser too. Very cool tool. Why not you call the distributor and ask them how muc it is, and whether they also have the rental plans.
I equip myself with diamond cutter now, so no need for the time being
This post has been edited by weikee: Mar 19 2012, 11:05 AM
Is at Section 17/21, near toward the traffic light / junction to Sprint highway.
ya, ya that 1. Thanks.
I really like that hardware shop. Many special thing I can't find will go there. The boss very knowledgeable. Not sure now the son got takeover or not.
I really like that hardware shop. Many special thing I can't find will go there. The boss very knowledgeable. Not sure now the son got takeover or not.
Along Section 17/21, you won't missed that. Just that Section 17/21 is very long stretch, it go from turning from the old Rothman roundabut up to the Sprint H/W. The shop is nearer toward Sprint Traffic light junction. You see a big sign board.
I really like that hardware shop. Many special thing I can't find will go there. The boss very knowledgeable. Not sure now the son got takeover or not.