If you are working extensively in stone, brick, or tougher materials, you don’t want a tool that is simply capable of doing the work, you want a tool that was specifically designed to tackle the job.

No workshop is complete without a drill – but what sort of drill should it be? Andy Collings takes a look at SDS-drills to see what they can do and how they do it Before the mid-70s, a powered drill ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Major brands like Milwaukee and Bosch have been making hammer drills, or some variation of them, for decades, and they can make a big ...

Faster 3/4 in. Holes and Lighter vs 1 9/16 in. SDS Max AUTOSTOP Control, Enhanced Safety Up To 25 3/4 in. by 4 in. Holes Per Charge As an added benefit, users can track, manage, and secure the ...

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Milwaukee Tool's M18 FUEL 5/8-in. SDS Plus Rotary Hammer expands their robust rotary hammer lineup. The new hammer is a compact, high-performance solution that is tailored to the needs of mechanical, ...