The other thread on favorite drills got me thinking.
I've seen many post here about how great it is to use a hammer drill rather than a regular driver. It's been said that it makes driving the screw feel effortless. While I can easily envision this, are you guys using these in cabinet/furniture making ? Or for outdoor, construction, and larger, heavier projects ? I'm having trouble picturing myself putting drawer fronts and hinges on with a hammer drill.
jim
The hammer drill I have takes sds bits. It has two roles. Drilling holes in concrete and when set in chipping mode it chips concrete. I guess with a sharp blade you could cob wood.
My 3/8" Milwalkee (sp.) drill has some umph beh>The other thread on favorite drills got me thinking.
Jim B.
for screws you want an impact driver. they are small light and very powerful. a hammer drill is for masonry. I think Amazon has the makita impact driver with a free drill in one package.
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