Can this bits be used in SDS-Plus
997800
These are regular shank drill bits, SDS bits just pushes in to a chuck without tightening and longer. So if your drill chuck doesn't tighten with a key or by hand then these won't work. They usually are a harden steel for chipping or use in a hammer drill and I believe come in larger sizes. This drill set seems to be a very good set for up to 1/4'" material as far as my use so far, and is nicely packaged for your tool box.
997801
These are just regular drill bits, with straight shanks.... Very nice drill bits, with straight shanks...
1817979
If you buy the bit adapter you can use standard small shank SDS bits. This unit is made for the larger shank bits. I have the adapter but I also use both sizes if bits. It is a great hammer drill. I am a General Contractor and it is a great addition to our work.
2060119
Sorry but I´m acctualy dont have the bit-extender son i don´t know how works in it. Sorry also mi english.
1768551
sorry I am not more helpfull If it is a Bosch SDS then these will fit, otherwise I am not familiar with tool model #11224VSR, is it also a Bosch? does it accept SDS style bits?
2225293
No. You cant use drill bits. Just the drivers that come with it or similar drivers.
986680
Sds and sds plus are two different bit mounts. Not sure that they're interchangeable. That bit set works fine with sds plus chucks for regular home use
1242190
Thank you for your question. Our SDS-Plus bits are made to industry standards so if your Dewalt hammer accepts SDS-Plus shank bits then these bits will work with your hammer.
167373
No. You will need to buy SDS-plus bits. Amazon recommends several different sets. I have been very happy with the Bosch bits.
1600484
Yes, the kit comes with two driver heads; one for SDS and one hex about 1 cm across flats. Be sure you only use drill mode, not impact.
1695493
Short answer no. The SDS are rotary bits. The Neiko is a straight jackhammer not a jackhammer drill. Bit shank design will not allow SDS type bits.
984372
I've read that some parts may be interchangeable between the SD series and the Shield series, but I don't know if this would work for you. I'd suggest emailing Galloway tech support at (tech@gallowayprecision.com). Stay safe!
937661
Yes, the bit driver can absolutely be used with the ST300. Also, I keep mine and the small bit set in the small pocket built into one of the "deluxe" leather sheaths you can buy separately here on Amazon as an upgrade. I've had that setup for almost two years and they're all still going strong.
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There are 4 types of masonry bits out there:1) - "simple" - round shank of various diameters - what you'd use in a regular drill chuck. OK for a few small holes2) splined bits - the "old" American standard. Think Hilti and similar brand tools.3) SDS, or SDS-Plus - the newer international standard - the default for what you'll find outside the US, and also now supported by American toolmakers. 4) SDS-Max - a heavier duty version of SDS - larger diameter shanks (typically over 1-1/8" dia hole size).If your tool says SDS - then option #3 should fit all brands. If SDS-Max - then you'll need option #4. There are 4 types of masonry bits out there:1) - "simple" - round shank of various diameters - what you'd use in a regular drill chuck. OK for a few small holes2) splined bits - the "old" American standard. Think Hilti and similar brand tools.3) SDS, or SDS-Plus - the newer international standard - the default for what you'll find outside the US, and also now supported by American toolmakers. 4) SDS-Max - a heavier duty version of SDS - larger diameter shanks (typically over 1-1/8" dia hole size).If your tool says SDS - then... » Read More There are 4 types of masonry bits out there:1) - "simple" - round shank of various diameters - what you'd use in a regular drill chuck. OK for a few small holes2) splined bits - the "old" American standard. Think Hilti and similar brand tools.3) SDS, or SDS-Plus - the newer international standard - the default for what you'll find outside the US, and also now supported by American toolmakers. 4) SDS-Max - a heavier duty version of SDS - larger diameter shanks (typically over 1-1/8" dia hole size).If your tool says SDS - then option #3 should fit all brands. If SDS-Max - then you'll need option #4. « Show Less
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Sure can. Very easily. Just pull out the bit and put in a new one in less than 5 seconds. I recommend putting in your favorite or most USED bits as you get some bits you might not need such as a star bit.
2090264
Page 11 of their manual says "The 3-Jaw Chuck with SDS-plus® Shank Adaptor accessory can convert your tool for use with straight shank bits," but since SDS Max bits have those grooves, it may not work. Their website is www.boschtools.com, and the customer support number is 877-267-2499.
2209774
The shake must be rated for the SDS Max. Drillbit size is up to 1 9/16 inch.I am not sure the minimum drillbit size.
1113830
I don't think so. Here is what the specs say: SDHC (UHS-I), SDXC (UHS-I), MicroSDHC, M2, MS (MSXC), CF (UDMA6/UDMA7)