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(@seymorebutts)
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please recommend a reliable rotary/hammer drill for cement chiselling purposes, ok po ba yung mga mga ozito na brand surplus from australia?

thank you!

 
Posted : 23/03/2015 11:48 pm
(@joey81)
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Recently I removed the the 2-inch concrete topping of a 20 sqm room using an Ozito demolition hammer. I borrowed it from a friend who bought it several years ago, surplus. He used it to remove the tiles from their sala (I think he made a thread of that project here).

It does the job, that is all I can say. Haven't used any other demolition hammer so I can't compare.

And there is a tag on the power cord that says "Not for high frequency or industrial use".

 
Posted : 24/03/2015 10:56 am
(@seymorebutts)
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thanks sir, pang house repairs lang naman, kailangan kasing ayusin yung drainage, papalitan ng mas malaking pipe so need to grind the concrete floor then use rotary hammer para madali yung pag sinsel ng semento

 
Posted : 24/03/2015 3:14 pm
bmac
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Kung galing Oz yan malamang 50hz yan. Di puede sa pinas mate.

please recommend a reliable rotary/hammer drill for cement chiselling purposes, ok po ba yung mga mga ozito na brand surplus from australia?
thank you!

 
Posted : 24/03/2015 4:13 pm
(@seymorebutts)
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Kung galing Oz yan malamang 50hz yan. Di puede sa pinas mate.

may mai-recommend ka ba sir na 220v/60hz?

 
Posted : 24/03/2015 4:57 pm
(@bryant77)
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Bosch GHS 5 Demolition Hammer for demolition works only. If you have some drilling works you need a rotary hammer.

 
Posted : 24/03/2015 6:26 pm
Joel
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para sakin, yang JC Kawasaki parang fake. I tried once nag o-overheat sya. sobrang init nung planer na kailangan ko pa sya palamigin bago gamitin ulit.

 
Posted : 25/03/2015 4:08 pm
(@seymorebutts)
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thanks sir^

here's the thing, i need to upgrade the drainage pipe diameter to a bigger size laid underneath service area flooring so i need to cut the cement flooring chip off cement then replace pipe. area to be done is 4 sections and ang estimate ko worst case will be a 3 week project. so powertools i need are angle grinder and demolition hammer. options:

1. rent out the tools, estimate of 14k for 1 month
2. buy as recommended a bosch ghs 5 demolition hammer, price at 12.5k and angle grinder 7" for 6.6k - then i dont know when this tools will be used again, yung grinder siguro pwede pa
3. cheap out on new demolition hammer (ken brand at 9k) then take advantage of the 6mos warranty pag nasira within project period e pwede kagad ipa-service + the 6.6k angle grinder

patulong po, ano po pipiliin nyo mga sirs?

 
Posted : 25/03/2015 4:52 pm
(@darkvice)
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sir , 2 ozito 850w lang ginagamit ko sa mga repair at demolition sa apartment at house kasi yung lang kaya ko afford, halos mag 3 years na din yung isa, 1.5k lang kuha kasi bugbog na pero working, sobrang laki natipid ko kesa mag hire nang labor/mason
- ginagamit ko ito pang butas nang 8-10 inch walls using 22mm drill bit para sa mga pvc pipe install
- pang butas nang 8-10 inch wall para mag install nang aircon
- demolition nang concrete na lababo
- demolition nang 2-3inch concrete flooring para mag baon nang bagong 4 inch drainage pipe
- demolition nang 3 meter wall at poste para sa bagong gate
- demolition nang concrete na 5cu water tank

halos na torture test din namin nang 3 hours straight ginamit salitan kami nang kasama ko, nakakapaso na yung metal part saka napuno nang grease yung flat chisel bit, after lunch break 3 hours straight ulit exposed pa sa direct sunlight kasi nasa slab rooftop yung tinitibag na wall , pero ok parin

kaya bumili pa ako isa last year para may kapalit kapag uminit, same model din ozito 850w 2k kuha ko kasi unit only walang bits at accessories pero almost brandnew condition, nag aabang lang ako sa HMR nang mga old stock na naka markdown

issues:
- mabilis uminit kaya kailangan ipahinga, para maka pahinga na din yung operator kasi walang anti-vibration ito
- naka 2 palit na ako nang carbon brushes uneven yung wear
- walang mabiling ka size na carbon brush , nililiha ko nalang yung malapad na carbon brush na nabibili sa hardware
- walang adjustment yung position nang flat chisel bit
- nag-i-slip yung aux handle nya sa vibration

gusto ko sana i-try yung 1500w model na 5joules kaso sobrang bigat na para sa akin, yung 850w naman 3.8joules na

 
Posted : 25/03/2015 6:22 pm
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[h=3]Bosch GBH 3-28 DRE Rotary Hammer with SDS Plus 800W is byfar my first choice. and most affordable and reliable. hinde ka mag sisi dito. i have tried on concrete wall with CHB, floors na buhos. and also sa DRILLING power on Concrete floor are at ease.. its arround 12k+ i have compared it to other brand and models yan pinaka pasok sa entry level for Contractors like me. but if you're on a tight budget Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE 3 Function SDS+ Drill around 10k+ best entry level for first time and DIY use. almost as powerfull as GBH 3-28 DRE. at a lower price. and its a plus na mas lighter to handle. all of this is base on my own experience and i also personally operating it.[/h]

 
Posted : 26/03/2015 11:21 pm
coolmaxheric
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Pinaka murang Heavy Duty na 3-Modes Rotary Hammer, try mo MAKITA HR2470. 8,000 PLUS sya, depends on dealer.


2nd advice ko yung Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE.

Pero kung quality na ok presyo, Bosch GBH 3-28 DRE or yung mas bago Bosch GBH 2-28 DFV.

 
Posted : 28/03/2015 9:34 am
(@seymorebutts)
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thank you all for the suggestions, i bought the ozito rotary hammer drill 1500w for this project, an australian surplus tool but in very good condition, naisip ko kasi na wala ng paggagamitan after ng project so sayang kung bago pa ang bilhin ko.

thanks pinoyhandyman!

 
Posted : 08/04/2015 6:14 am
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