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Ian White GM3SEK wrote: The SDS+ system is the Bosch company's patented method to build hand-held electric drills with a *serious* high-impact hammer action. The system has been widely licensed to other manufacturers, so all SDS+ drills are basically the same. They all have a snap-lock chuck (if it has a 3-jaw chuck, it ain't SDS) that takes a wide range of heavy-duty drill bits and tools. Most have a shift lever that gives you the choice between rotary action on its own, hammer action on its own, or both together - all in a drill that you can hold in one hand. Ian- Local stores carry the SDS+ drills, but I have been unable to locate a local source for the 1/2 inch nut driver (socket adapter) to use with it. I did find a Hitachi part number. A Hitachi dealer called the company to see about ordering one. Hitachi agreed it was a good number, but they didn't have any and didn't know how to get them! There is a company in the UK called ScrewFix.com that advertises them. However, I don't know how to handle the conversion between dollars and pounds when paying. I wonder if the credit card company can take care of that automatically? Fred K4DII |
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