Bosch 7 Amp Corded 1/2 in. Concrete/Masonry Variable Speed Hammer Drill Kit with Hard Case
$89.00
Bosch Hammer Drill provides multiple gripping positions for increased comfort and control, low vibration. Includes auxiliary handle and depth rod.
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Description
The Bosch 1/2 in. Hammer Drill pairs a 7 Amp reversing motor with an aggressive hammer to power through blocks of wood, steel and aluminum. It’s also light and sleek with a compact, ergonomic design engineered to provide the highest performance-to-weight ratio in its class. Use the 2-mode selector lever to convert from the hammer drill or rotation only.
- Includes hammer drill, auxiliary handle, depth rod, chuck key and carrying case
- Ergonomic handle provides multiple gripping positions for increased comfort and control, low vibration
- All ball and roller bearing construction for smooth power transmission and extended tool life
- 3-jaw, 1/2 in. chuck
- Variable speed, reversing switch for removing bits or screws
- 360° side handle with built-in, quick-release depth gauge for a wide range of movement and consistent drilling depth
Additional information
| Weight | 7.88 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.25 × 14.00 × 12.00 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 7 |
| Blows per Minute (BPM) | 41600 |
| Chuck Size | 1/2 In. |
| Chuck Type | Keyed |
| Color Family | Blue |
| Condition | New |
| Cord Length (ft.) | 10.0 |
| Corded Tool Type | Hammer Drill |
| Cordless/ Corded | Corded |
| Drill/ Driver Type | Hammer Drill/ Driver |
| Included | Bag Included, Second Handle Included |
| Maximum Speed (RPM) | 3000 RPM |
| Model | 1191VSRK |
| Power Tool Features | Forward/Reverse Switch, Variable Speed |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (76)
76 reviews for Bosch 7 Amp Corded 1/2 in. Concrete/Masonry Variable Speed Hammer Drill Kit with Hard Case
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Kitty Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
I only used it a couple of times, and it was drilling through wood, but so far so good. Combined with the Bosch spade bits with the threaded tips it was a breeze to drill through joists.
Rogelio Sanford (verified owner) –
First time using a hammer drill, so it is a bit aggressive when at max speed. I used this adding a 2/4 wall on my cement foundation. My holes would be 1″ deep. I had my concerns being too aggressive, as I didn’t want to harm the motor or damage the drill bit. Not making much progress, I eased into being more aggressive and let the drill do its thing. My first hole took about 10 minutes. Afterward, my next holes took about a minute each. As a practice, I counted to 10 seconds then cleaned the debris.
Constantin Moen (verified owner) –
This is a great drill for the price. It drills through concrete very well (both 1/4″ for tapcons and 1/2″ for deck posts) and the variable speed is perfect for starting holes accurately. I like corded products much more for this type of duty than the cordless and it has not disappointed.
Lenna Hills (verified owner) –
Bought this drill a month ago to use to drill into my concrete stoop to attach posts. Drilled 8 holes with no problem. Very powerful drill. The depth gauge rod needs to be sturdier because it vibrates back and forth when drilling. It also should not be made of plastic because it might get ground off on the end when it hits concrete.
Dorcas Schiller (verified owner) –
I needed a hammer drill that would always be ready to go, even in cold conditions and remote locations.
Coleman Weber (verified owner) –
I work in the construction industry and have used this drill for over a year. It’s been drilling anything I have thrown at it without any issues.
Floyd Corwin (verified owner) –
I just bought this a couple days ago hammer drill and on some brick walls you put furring strips up. For some reason I had a problem with a Chuck coming loose by itself and the bit not spinning. It didn’t do it every time but it did it about 10% of the time maybe a little less I plan to bring it back and get another one see how that one works. I’ll let you know what happens
Kellie Fahey (verified owner) –
My manager bought this for me to replace my older drill that had been stolen by an ex-employee. First impression was that it was small enough for me to handle, and had a nice long grip on the chuck key so I could get plenty of leverage tightening or loosening the chuck. I liked the sliding selection switch on top and out of the way, previous hammerdrills had toggles on the side that were easily damaged if the drill was dropped. The depth gauge feature on the fore grip is a bonus, I haven’t had a use for it yet but it’s nice that it’s there. My favorite feature is the variable speed, with nice power at low speeds to get demanding yet delicate work done. Other larger drills I have used burn up if you run them at low speeds.
Alysha Kirlin (verified owner) –
This is a great drill for the price. It drills through concrete very well (both 1/4″ for tapcons and 1/2″ for deck posts) and the variable speed is perfect for starting holes accurately. I like corded products much more for this type of duty than the cordless and it has not disappointed.
Jermaine Mante (verified owner) –
Solid tool with lots of power. Controls are conveniently placed.
Gage Leffler (verified owner) –
After taking over 20 min to drill a 1/4inch hole in a cement wall in my renovated foundry condo with my usual 110v drill with carbide bit a while back, I “took the plunge” to buy a hammer drill for my newest project – mounting a shelving unit on the same wall. 1191VSRK. I feared I might have bought an underpowered tool compared to some on the market, but that fear disappeared after 6 second holes with next to no effort. Very comfortable and easy to use. Capital!
Rudolph Yost (verified owner) –
Was what I expected.
Mallory Stoltenberg (verified owner) –
I have found the hammer part of the drill to be a bit timid at times but I think maybe the concrete is too hard in places, not sure. Maybe I did not bore enough holes in concrete in my younger days.
Wilburn Windler (verified owner) –
This light weight tool is very effective in small brickwork drilling for secure anchoring jobs in concrete with quality drill bits. I also used this drill with 18″ x 1/2 inch masonry bit to drill an access hole for wire for outdoor camera through cement filled cinder block wall. I am very pleased with the price and performance of this tool.
Christina Spinka (verified owner) –
It serves the right purpose.
Julius Harris (verified owner) –
I’m enjoying every time that i used that performant drill.