For any tradesman who frequently drills materials including concrete, steel, or even just wood the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer is an absolute essential in the tool kit.
DIY junkies however, should think twice before investing in this serious piece of equipment.
You will find that the Makita HR2455 has two convenient settings - hammer and drill together and just hammer.
Frequently changing mode can be a time consuming process however, on this tool this is most definitely not the case.
This rotary hammer has a strategically located switch which rotates allowing you to make your selection of mode quickly and easily.
The hammer and drill when used at the same time is brilliant for boring into hard concrete and masonry whilst the hammer only mode is just the job for demolition work - you can purchase special bits for this type of work.
It does have a third drill only mode which, although it is suitable for use to drill wood or metal, on a monster of a tool like this it will probably be seldom used.
Should you need to change bits the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer again makes life very simple.
This tool has a slide lock mechanism which is fairly simple to use.
Quite simply insert the bit - which has been designed for this type of mechanism - and twist to lock the bit firmly in place.
To free a bit pull the lock cuff down.
An additional big advantage is that you can be assured that the bit will not become slack when put under huge amounts of pressure.
Here are some HR2455 Facts and Figures: *Dimensions: 21" x 14" x 15" *Weight: 6lbs *Impact Energy:(20ft.
Lbs) *RPM: 0 - 1,100 *BPM: 0 - 4,500 (2.
7 joules of impact energy) *Powerful 7AMP motor The Makita HR2455 rotary hammer weighs about 6lbs, with this weight evenly distributed throughout the rotary hammer it adds to the stability of the hammer when drilling heavy duty materials such as concrete and masonry, making it the lightest but most powerful rotary hammer in its class.
It also sports dual handles which gives excellent control over the hammer when in use.
One feature of the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer which is often talked about is its oversized trigger.
Obviously safety and protection are very important in any construction or demolition project and therefore the use of thick protective gloves is essential.
With the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer having a much larger trigger it can be easily controlled and gripped even with the thickest of protective hand wear.
Due to its variable speeds the Makita HR2455 is the best drilling solution for installers, masons, electricians, plumbers as well as anchor setters and sign hangers.
DIY junkies however, should think twice before investing in this serious piece of equipment.
You will find that the Makita HR2455 has two convenient settings - hammer and drill together and just hammer.
Frequently changing mode can be a time consuming process however, on this tool this is most definitely not the case.
This rotary hammer has a strategically located switch which rotates allowing you to make your selection of mode quickly and easily.
The hammer and drill when used at the same time is brilliant for boring into hard concrete and masonry whilst the hammer only mode is just the job for demolition work - you can purchase special bits for this type of work.
It does have a third drill only mode which, although it is suitable for use to drill wood or metal, on a monster of a tool like this it will probably be seldom used.
Should you need to change bits the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer again makes life very simple.
This tool has a slide lock mechanism which is fairly simple to use.
Quite simply insert the bit - which has been designed for this type of mechanism - and twist to lock the bit firmly in place.
To free a bit pull the lock cuff down.
An additional big advantage is that you can be assured that the bit will not become slack when put under huge amounts of pressure.
Here are some HR2455 Facts and Figures: *Dimensions: 21" x 14" x 15" *Weight: 6lbs *Impact Energy:(20ft.
Lbs) *RPM: 0 - 1,100 *BPM: 0 - 4,500 (2.
7 joules of impact energy) *Powerful 7AMP motor The Makita HR2455 rotary hammer weighs about 6lbs, with this weight evenly distributed throughout the rotary hammer it adds to the stability of the hammer when drilling heavy duty materials such as concrete and masonry, making it the lightest but most powerful rotary hammer in its class.
It also sports dual handles which gives excellent control over the hammer when in use.
One feature of the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer which is often talked about is its oversized trigger.
Obviously safety and protection are very important in any construction or demolition project and therefore the use of thick protective gloves is essential.
With the Makita HR2455 rotary hammer having a much larger trigger it can be easily controlled and gripped even with the thickest of protective hand wear.
Due to its variable speeds the Makita HR2455 is the best drilling solution for installers, masons, electricians, plumbers as well as anchor setters and sign hangers.
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