I'm using Tapcon screws to hold "stuff" in cinder block and concreteblock walls. They recommend using a rotery hammer drill. Anyrecommendations in a tailed tool? I've always gone towards Milwaukee in heavier hand drills, as they'veseemed a bit heaftier than similarly powered competetors. However, I'venoticed smaller-sized hammer drills from DeWalt at the Borg.Are they worth any thing?ThanxCharles

DeWalt, Bosch, Hitachi, and Hilti all make nice small hammer drills. You don'thear much about the Milwaukee ones.GTO(John)

I have a Milwaukee 6392-1 that I've had for years and it takes a lickin andkeeps on tickin. Great little (3/8) hammer drill. The newer 6392-6 seems to have more features. BTW the hammer settingis great for crosshead deck screws, etc.ELAhrens

Hammer Drill?

Oct 07, 2003 21 Replies

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ELAhrens 22 years ago

I have a Milwaukee 6392-1 that I've had for years and it takes a lickin and keeps on tickin. Great little (3/8) hammer drill. The newer 6392-6

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seems to have more features. BTW the hammer setting is great for crosshead deck screws, etc.

ELAhrens

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Blair 22 years ago

So far it has cost you 11.5 cents per hole, thats a great deal, that baby owes you nothing!

Blair

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