would it work with chicago electric 1-1/8 rotary hammer
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it should work with any drill depend on the surface of the concert how hard it is. rotary hammer will do much better.
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Hello, Peggy!Thank you for your inquiry. The bits are 13/16" threads. We do not believe the SDS Adapter or Hex Adapter that comes with the kit will allow a 13/16" thread to fit a 1 1/8" spindle thread.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryAffordable Tool, LLCCustomer ServicePhone: 734-224-7758Fax: 734-224-7208
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Afternoon Peggy, the kit comes with two drive adapters: an SDS/SDS+ and a hex shaft that is just shy of 11mm across flats. You MUST make sure you use the bits in drill mode only, i.e. turn off hammer mode. Otherwise you risk cracking the bits. You will also find a long 1/4" carbide bit useful so you can bore thick walls from both sides by drilling a 1/4 hole completely through the wall, then core drilling from both ends.Please wear good dust protection. Take care, Mike
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yes, you should have no problem as long as the drill will take a smooth bit in it chuck
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If the Hammer Drill is 18 Volts YES it should be fine to operate with your DeWalt Hammer Drill.
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I haven't used one with my hammer, but Lineman Supply, has a chuck that would work I think. Look on linel
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I don't know. it works on my harbor freight Chicago electric. they re actually a little big. as long as its Velcro hook and loop you should be able to cut them to size. they lasted well.
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Yes, it will, but I use a Milwaukee 1/2" chuck drill when cutting a large diameter hole because the 1/2" Milwaukee has a side-handle. If all you have is a 3/8" chuck drill, it will work.
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it is not 1 1/8" shank size for the Bosch jack hammer. It does not have the edge on the shaft for the Bosch to clamp down on it and allow it to be inserted into the hammer.
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Not sure about the Milwaukee...but they are a great set for my Dewalt 1/2 in hammer drill. Ya might want to find out if you need the slotted bits for that rotary drill
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if the battery fit on the tool..then it will work.... they are made so you can't install a wrong battery
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Yes, works fine. I use these with my Milwaukee V28 impact wrench and half inch cordless drill. They are holding up better than the older version.
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Go to www.jaspertools.com; Then read their Compatibility Charts, Product Instructions, and FAQ. It will tell you whether it can work with your tool.
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I'm not sure. I used them with my Milwaukee sds hammer drill and they worked great.
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The Milwaukee Rotary hammers (5/8", 7/8") that I looked at stated the bit retention system was SDS+. The ones labeled as SDS MAX will not fit.
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Yes. According to Dewalt site it is designed to work with DEWALT DW703, DW706, DW708, DW713, DW715, DW716, DW717, DW718, and DWS780 miter saws.
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It will but 1\4" drill bits with a 1\8th shank are expensive. Especially quality ones.
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It depends on the shaft diameter. This one is for a 5/8" arbor. If the arbor on your machine is 5/8", this will work. If not, there are other lasers that are designed for the smaller arbors (1/2") on some miter saws. I have both and they work very well.
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adapters are available to make it compatible with any of the multifunction power tools but--with my chicago electrics (both models) I spent so much time re-tightening their blades, as they came loose regularly, that I invested in the makita version which I bought for around $100 which save me time over the Chicago Electric.
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No , its just 1/2 chuck instead of 3/8 but not for hammer drill , choose hammer drill feature if you intended to use for hammer drill.