Yes, if the chuck opens wide enough. It might bugger up the SDS end for future use though.
yes
We first have to look at the material or type of wood that was used to build the door. If the door is well installed and we give it the treatment it needs and then we paint it, it should not inflate. tip if the door is already inlaid we remove it we fix the door frame well. Then we start working with the door where it is colliding we can pass an electric brush as soon as it is fixed we pass it sandy sealer then the desired tint and then the varnish or paint.
yes, we can pass aluminum and metal at low speed. I am an electrician for more than 30 years I have passed the electrical panel boxes either aluminum or metal and then I pass the cement without fear of the bit being damaged.
This bit requires a SDS Plus rotary hammer, which will eat through concrete like butter. A regular hammer drill won’t accept this type of bit. If you have a regular hammer drill you must use the tungsten carbide. A hammer drill will take much longer to drill the hole.
No, has sds shaft. Cant get tight lock on shaft
Bulldog really only large enough for smaller holes in concrete, brick, sandstone, etc. Not very efficient drilling in igneous rock or aggregate product. U need to upgrade your drill to bosch max with a spline shaft drill bit. U can rent them if necessary, cost btwn $380 to $420 and bits are $50, should use a 4 point carbide tip for better cutting.
The HCFC2051 drill bit is designed for an SD-plus Rotary Hammer. It is ideal to drill into masonry or concrete with rebar. You may use a diamond hole saw for your application, which you can find here https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/diamond-hole-saws-22533-c/. For further assistance, contact us at 1-877-BOSCH99 (1-877-267-2499) from Mon-Fri 7A-7P CST.
Thank you for your question. The maximum operating speed for this bit is 1,300 rpms.
Thank you for your question. The SDS-Plus bits will work with any of our SDS Plus rotary hammer or the old style SDS hammers. They will not work with the large SDS-Max hammers. All of the Bulldog models will accept SDS-Plus.