Manufacturer: Bosch
Model: 11224VSR
Rating: 
(26 reviews)
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Features:
- SDS-plus® bit system – tool-free bit changes with automatic bit locking, dust protection and maximum impact energy transfer rate
- Multi-function selector – 3 modes of operation, rotation only, rotary hammer and hammer only mode
- Variable-speed reversing trigger – for accurate bit starting, as well as removing fasteners or bound bits
- Vario-LockTM positioning – rotates and locks chisel into 36 different positions to optimize working angle
- D-handle design – for extra control, ideal for overhead and downward drilling applications
Product Description
D-Handle design for extra control. For overhead and down drilling applications. Electro-pneumatic impact system maximizes impact force yet minimizes vibration. Vario-lock positioning enables user to rotate and lock chisel into 36 different positions to optimize working angle. Three operational modes hammer only; rotation only; hammer and rotation. Variable speed control. Built in depth stop for drilling multiple holes of the same depth.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT: 360 degree auxiliary handle (1 612 025 032), depth gauge (1 613 001 010) and case (2 610 967 857).
SPECIFICATIONS: 6.9 amp motor, 120V AC. No-load 0-1,100 RPM; 0-6,150 BPM. Maximum drilling capacity: 7/8” concrete, 1/2” steel, 1” wood. Thin core 2-1/2″ bit. 1/2” – 5/8”optimal concrete capacity range. 17-1/2” length. Double insulated. U.L. Listed.
Amazon.com Review
The first thing you’ll notice about Bosch’s rotary hammer is its great ergonomics, which clearly were a major consideration in the design of the hammer. The grip and trigger mechanism are well integrated, especially the front grip, and long enough to accommodate different body styles (I’ve got long arms; my buddy is the opposite: we both liked the tool’s feel). For a rotary hammer, design is especially critical during overhead and down-drilling operations, where fatigue can quickly rear its ugly head. The tool’s vario-lock positioning is great; it gives you 36 different working angles to choose from so you can modify the tool to fit the application. Likewise, the hammer offers three operational modes: hammer only, rotation only, and hammer with rotation. Are there drawbacks? Not many. The bit-changing mechanism is a little stiff and a little cumbersome, perhaps–but that’s a pretty minor negative in a tool that otherwise provides such pleasant operation. The people at Bosch really know what they’re doing, and it shows in this tool. –Michael Shilling
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