Does hammer compare with HALE brand that Schaff sells?
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In my research it looked similar, but I've never had a Hale hammer to compare it to directly. I suspect the Schaff would probably have better materials and a more accurate socket (mine was loose on the pin due to poor machining & rust), but hard to know for sure. The handle was solid. I'll probably go that route eventually.
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Yes, any accessory labeled SDS+ or SDS-Plus will fit in any rotary hammer labeled SDS+ or SDS-Plus. The size description has nothing to do with what will fit, it is the practical limit on a round bit size.
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Yes! The Bosch brand name sanding discs, also found on the Amazon site, seemed to hold up the best.. I tried both types. Cost factor looks better using half as many discs. The density / durability of the Bosch is better.
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The case is the only difference. The TS comes with a hard case called the tough system. The LS comes with a bag. There may be a letter difference in the model number for the hammer drill but the specs are identical.
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Testing out M48 Kommando Survival Hammer by UC p1: http://youtu.be/vLPHI7PJzXMI believe it will suit your needs as a hakapik.
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Sorry, I do not know the brand. I can say we recommend it 100%. My husband built a screen porch on our home last year and used this to build screens. They have held up to Arizona direct sun without fading and plenty of jumping on from our 100 pound blood hound and our lab. Along with a few attempted climbs from our cat. That doesn't answer your question though....hope you find out what you need to. Best of luck.
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there are two different brands. I discovered that the Hape one was better built. If you found the Hape one for cheaper grab it!
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NO.....The Hiatchi has tons of torque though. I use it for putting in those really long landscape screws and the large construction screws. I have a Bosch 'BULLDOG'.. for a hammerdrill..excellent product.
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I would say that the quality of all of the current production in the listed brands are comparable. The older Craftsman tools, speaking of from the 70s and 80s, I have found to be tighter when new, and of better over all construction. The GearWrench tools are of respectable quality and are a good value, especially if you shop around and can find a good deal online.
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I own both. I prefer the BK2. I don't think anyone would dispute the differences in terms of quality. That being said the Schrade is really quite nice for the money. This Schrade is full tang .25" thick 1095 steel. Really can't go wrong for $40 bucks.
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Absolutely!! I lived in Germany for many years with a Collier set and won't use anything else. Nothing beats German steel and with I could afford the Function 4. I don't know how/why its so cheap but I'm very happy with my Provence set from Amazon.
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I don't know anything about the Craftsman sander, so I can't really compare them. I use the Bosch a lot, primarily with the long narrow finger sander and it does a good job.
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Not unless you have the spline to SDS adapter. Bosch HA1020 Spline Drive to SDS-Plus Adapter for Rotary Hammers
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It only fits the TR Industrial-Grade 4-Piece Electric Demolition Jack Hammer, with 3 SDS Bits - Point, Flat, Scoop Shovel Spade Bit. Look it up on Amazon. I do not have it with me but it seems to be bigger than 3/4 inch for sure. I won't fit into any of the "brand name" demo hammers. My suggestion would be by the whole thing - it is under150usd. It works great. I have had mine for 4 years and it saw a lot of action. I hope it helps
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Carole, Thank you for your interest in STIGA! The STIGA Supreme would be a step up in terms of performance from the STIGA Hammer Lite. See the performance ratings below: Hammer Lite: Speed - 85, Spin - 70, Control - 83 Supreme: Speed - 90, Spin - 92, Control - 89 Hope this helps! STIGA
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Not sure but I will say the hammer works jus fine. I'm satisfied with it and have used it for several AR builds. You should put a very small amount of loctite on the threads because they will become loose. Good luck with yours Glen.
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I have been using this Hammer for years and have not yet replaced the brushes. I know the brushes are of a "standard" size can be found at most tool repair centers. Hope this answers your question.